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ServerGenius 12-06-2002 07:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by kmanrox
.. and now everyone sees your true colors, you're a dolt spain... and i only wish i was in the position to censure you with words as harsh as vagisil....

you whine like a baby, you make threats you can't and won't back up....

w
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What do you want man....? If you want trouble that bad...just
come and ask for it.....I'll be there.....you know who I am....so
it must be easy to find me.

DynaMite :321GFY

Seb From Holland 12-06-2002 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by DynaSpain
Jason and I have come to an agreement the case is closed. We'll
hook up in Vegas for dinner and by then probably both laugh
about this.

Thank you jason I'll appreciate the responsibility you took.

DynaMite :thumbsup

What a lame ending... I expected someone to get sued at least. :(

picindex 12-06-2002 09:51 AM

yeah me too! how do you make up for a week long downtime mistake? :eek2

rossiya2 12-07-2002 11:22 AM

I didn't install your box. An outside contractor built your operating system and did not label it. I know where the machine was obviously but it seems the fashion to backstab me rather than ask me 8-/

As for labeling, I can only reflect on the 5 hours of downtime experienced at the end of October when none of the new crew bothered to label a single machine prior to a transfer in LA. I had requested every machine be labeled after an install and my instructions were ignored over the course of months. To be accused of the very sloppiness so persistent in the techs simply highlights their weak attempt to taint my work with their errors.

By the way Jason did not update the machine database to match the customer database. It was only remedied when I would do a manual inventory of machines with no matching customer, or discover a customer who had left. So again if he had simply done his work he would know the name of your machine. Think for a moment. If the machine is named 'mickey mouse' it doesn't matter so long as it is entered in the database. Who entered the account information? Jason. Who refused to update the machine database with information only he had?

Simply Jason had your acount information, he had you listed as leasing a machine, and yet he never got around to finding it's name. Usually only after I did a survey every quarter did I force the old data out typically by asking Jason dozens of questions over the period of a week.

fnet 12-07-2002 12:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by rossiya2
I didn't...
You're not Myles, are you?

I think all patience for following this tech support blame game has been exhausted.

rossiya2 12-07-2002 08:38 PM

BTW simply by knowing your IP a competent tech can find your machine PHYSICALLY. Of course if they don't know what they are doing then they might end up blaming the former.

As for labels, I started the trend in the local colo and my label maker became so popular that I had to make a few trips to buy more tapes. Unfortunately this trend didn't catch in L.A.


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