David Iyoha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

> > How do you know it will only be used once or twice a month?
> 
> I don't know. The point is we should find out first before assuming that 
> 24/7 support is needed.  As dnsadmin pointed out a survey might be in order.
>
We were at cross-purposes so David - I never suggested that 24/7 support was 
needed. Simply that it might be a good idea. I don't have the time to go 
through what I said now, but I remember one comment - "It would be nice to 
know it was *there*."

> > Ok, well here's a need - Scott Allan posted an excerpt from the docs here
> > last Wednesday (17th) about .*.uk transfers, saying that enquiries should 
> > be sent to support - "So, you can contact support and we will do it 
> > manually." Which I did, the same day. This is the Monday afterwards, and 
> > I still haven't received a reply, bar the automated ticketing system.
> 
> If this is a common occurance then you would be right that they need to 
> provide more support. Me thinks a survey would help sort this out ;) As I 
> have clearly stated I am not opposing the idea of more support. I am 
> opposing the idea of more support for no justifiable reason.
> 
I should point out that Tim from Tucows contacted me off-list to explain that 
5-7 days is the expected time for transfers. So OpenSRS have just out-
performed themselves in the past in my case. Good job. :)

Still no reply on the UK transfer I enquired about though. *sob* :)

> > I also hope that the slowness to respond to my support and transfer 
> > requests actually does stem from the transfer offer, and not my frankness 
> > on this list...
> 
> that would not be a good thing .... ;(
> and also not in the spirite of an open discussion forum
> 
It wouldn't, but I don't think it's the case. A bit OTT I guess, but I was in 
foul humour. My apologies to OpenSRS for even suggesting it.

Now, where's my UK domain! :)

adam

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