Re: Customer Service

2012-03-13 Thread Richie G
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 7:10 AM, Marck Pearlstone wrote: > This list is a user to user peer support list. Sometimes people > connected to RITlabs make comment here, but that is not relevant. 8< snip, snip 8< Thank you. ___

Re: Customer Service

2012-03-13 Thread Marck Pearlstone
Dear Geoff, @13-Mar-2012, 08:12 Geoff Lane [GL] in mid:1254644569.20120313081...@gjctech.co.uk said: >> Hmm... Maybe this is a better example of a put down: >> You are arrogant, self-centered and do not have a clue... >> This is meant to be constructive to help you to treat people with >> res

Re: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-13 Thread Geoff Lane
On 12 March 2012, 19:34, Paul Van Noord wrote: > Hi Geoff, > On 3/12/2012 Geoff Lane wrote: GL>> I'm sorry that you feel frustrated. However, while I'm glad of all the GL>> support that I can get when I need it, I don't take too kindly to GL>> vendors putting me down -- and I suspect that there

Re[2]: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread Paul Van Noord
3/12/2012 3:28 PM Hi Geoff, On 3/12/2012 Geoff Lane wrote: GL> I'm sorry that you feel frustrated. However, while I'm glad of all the GL> support that I can get when I need it, I don't take too kindly to GL> vendors putting me down -- and I suspect that there are others who GL> feel the same wa

Re: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread St - Musaic.Net
n I fired off, though I might feel a bit differently about the following: Geoff: > Personally, I think that "St - Musaic.Net" was doint Ritlabs a favour > by making his post, as that should alert them to the issue of poor > customer service and permit them to do something about

Re: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread Geoff Lane
#x27;m not getting at you personally, just explaining that how others interpreted your words might not have been what you meant. >> I suspect that Marek didn't actually mean it that way, but even so it's >> not what I would expect from a customer service representative.

Re: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread Alto Speckhardt
Hello Geoff, > It's very easy to offend even when the language is your > native tongue, and even more so when it's someone else's. Indeed I suspect that most of the problem stems from the fact that not many (if any) representatives of RIT are really comfortable reading and/or writing English. Fr

Re: Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread Marek Mikus
, but even so it's > not what I would expect from a customer service representative. this is *not* official customer service but user2user forum, I am not representative of Ritlabs, they have their ticket system for registered users. -- Bye Marek Mikus Czech support of The Bat! http://www.

Customer Service (was: How to get rid of the X-Priority field)

2012-03-12 Thread Geoff Lane
icial representative of Ritlabs or one of their resellers. FWIW, I interpreted Marek's "no" as blunt and a bit of a put-down. I suspect that Marek didn't actually mean it that way, but even so it's not what I would expect from a customer service representative. So I read