On 1/26/2003, MacOrphans enlightened us by writing:
>Just one more thing I had to add about this AT & T business and then I
>PROMISE I'll shut up: in the first place it's frustrating just getting
>them to UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM, which I think, if they did, they might be
>able to do something. But judging from the following email, they have
>missed the point again, ENTIRELY.
>
>Does this set of blubber have ANYTHING at all to do with the probem? Or
>is me who is missing the point. I just laughed and said thank you, but,
If it's any consolation (and from my own experience with 3 different -
dialup - ISPs) it seems that a lot of responses to my emails are just as
confused/confusing and/or not applicable to whatever I asked them about.
On average, it seems to take 2 to 4 exchanges of email before either I
get a usable response (or just - as you mentioned - give up on them).
And this has been true with Socket-Net (regional Missouri provider),
Integrity.Com (larger regional provider) and Earthlink.Net ('national'
ISP)...
HTH,
Jim Rohde
A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention in
human history....
with the possible exception of handguns and Irish whiskey.
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