Carol,

Well, at least I got to talk to a supervisor, who told me that hanging up
on a call is VERY serious - and the individual(s) that end up doing this
can and do get disapplined. Turns out the hang-up button on the phone is
nonitored, and when a tech person ends up using it, every case is
invenstigated, and approprate action taken.

Dont know what happened to those that hung up BUT hope they learned a
lesson.

Dell is an interesting situation - a good friend has a Dell system and has
had very excellent support, so he has told me. BUT, like everything these
days, I get to wonder how well trained are support personel to deal with
customers, not just one or two companies, but pretty much all companies
now.

Guess only time will tell what ultimately happens.

Ralph



Ralph:

Sorry to hear of your difficulties in dealing with ATT's tech support but
am
glad that you got the problem resolved. Just wanted to add that I recently
experienced several tech support "hang-ups" by Dell tech support in trying
to troubleshoot a networking problem for a friend.

When I see their TV ads claiming that their tech support is consistently
rated #1, I have to laugh. I wonder who does the rating!

Carol Warman
Computers Were Us, Inc.
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> Well, after ending up talking to around 7 level 1 support people (a
> number of them had the gall of actually hanging up on me in the middle
> of my trying to explain what the problem was) and several level 2
> support people (had 1 or 2 at this level also hang up on me - unreal),
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