| Subject: | Re: Poor Customer Service |
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| From: | "wayne3503" <webforumsuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Tue, 8 Jul 2008 13:55:29 +0000 (UTC) |
| Newsgroups: | macromedia.contribute.connection_administration |
What is worse is that it has been almost two weeks since my post asking for help and not even so much as a reply of any help. How is this even considered an option of "customer service". I know I would be very unhappy to wait two weeks for help, even more so that customer service is "What can I do fro you NOW". Its nice to see that Adobe asks for HUNDREDS of dollars for a lot of their software but as soon as its a year old they want more money to even be associated with you as a customer. I know now that a lesson is to be learned here. If you need support from Adobe, don't spend hundreds of dollars on the software and if you dont need support then perhaps save the money and obtain the software in other means such as downloading. To pay a company money over and over again ONLY to have them then stand behind their product is a joke. Thanks for opening my eyes to the "real" support process of Adobe. I now can tell all of my clients who use Adobe products "Adobe doesn't want nor will give you support for your product unless you spend more money." Im sure being faithful customers they will love to hear that. |
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