Care to explain what?
Edit: I see you covered it in another thread.
Edit: I see you covered it in another thread.
All that "Guarantee" actually guaranteed was preventing that CSR's average handle time from being ruined lol.dmspen said:I recently had an issue where ALL my non-PTAT schedule was listed as 'Info Not Available'.
After talking to DISH tech support and their solutions not fixing the problem, I was transferred to Advanced Tech Support.
This fellow 'Guaranteed' that his solution would work. It didn't work, of course, and I have to wonder what the guarantee involves? Does his 'guarantee' obligate DISH legally as he is their rep?
He also hung up before the fix could be implemented. It was setting a new timer to go off in 15 minutes. Since it was guaranteed to work he didn't stay on the line.
So what does his 'guarantee' involve? Nothing much as far as I can see?
dmspen said:In this whole transaction with DISH tech support and Advanced Tech support, I was completely underwhelmed at their knowledge of the system. Even if they were reading from a script, the troubleshooting steps were minor.
You would hope they would at least write a software trouble report or something. The first thing they did was try to blame me. They asked what changes I had made to the system that might have caused the problem. <sigh>. Who writes their scripts anyway?
All in all they were very sorry for the incovenience. Next time I'll challenge the guarantee.
lolwat.dmspen said:All in all they were very sorry for the incovenience. Next time I'll challenge the guarantee.
Generally the people who engineer the receivers assist in the troubleshooting scripts.Who writes their scripts anyway
What do you expect them to do over the phone?In this whole transaction with DISH tech support and Advanced Tech support, I was completely underwhelmed at their knowledge of the system. Even if they were reading from a script, the troubleshooting steps were minor.
They werent insinuating that you broke it by asking what you changed recently. Its just the most logical question to ask based on years worth of statistics proving that customers are usually at fault.You would hope they would at least write a software trouble report or something. The first thing they did was try to blame me. They asked what changes I had made to the system that might have caused the problem. <sigh>. Who writes their scripts anyway?