Anyone have any info on what else might be in the update?
Approved by the FCC???joshjr said:I just called the VP of CS office and had them check for a release and he was unable to find any release for the HR20. He did say that are working in it but that once its done it has to be approved by the FCC and then is released by time zone. There is no date set for the fix as of yet.
joshjr said:I just called the VP of CS office and had them check for a release and he was unable to find any release for the HR20. He did say that are working in it but that once its done it has to be approved by the FCC and then is released by time zone. There is no date set for the fix as of yet.
VP is working on a Sunday?paulman182 said:Approved by the FCC???
paulman182 said:Approved by the FCC???
Guys, I just talked to Roger Rabbit, "Master Almighty of All that is Good and Right AND D* chairperson, to boot, and he said the "Department of Flakes and Nuts" was already in progress in approving the next NR, so there! !Devil_lolfluffybear said:VP is working on a Sunday?
Basically I have never talked to him/her but there are others that work in the VP office that field calls all day. Yes they work on Sundays. If you dont believe me then I will give you the number and you can call it this sunday.fluffybear said:VP is working on a Sunday?
I was not sure what he meant by that either but thats what he said.paulman182 said:Approved by the FCC???
September ends tomorrowDoug Brott said:There will be no national release in September .. I can say this with certainty.
Don't get me wrong, just I have never known an executive in any major corporation to work on a Sunday (or any other day of the week for that matterjoshjr said:Basically I have never talked to him/her but there are others that work in the VP office that field calls all day. Yes they work on Sundays. If you dont believe me then I will give you the number and you can call it this sunday.
My guess is the "executive" herself does not work on Sundays, but the staff of CSR's whose job it is to handle critical customer issues does. In fact, I doubt the CSR's that claim to work in the VP's office are actually anywhere near the VP. They are probably just better trained CSR's with more authority who exist to handle problem issues. Saying that they are in the "Office of the VP" makes the customer feel like their problem is being treated with more importance. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, just that this is a common practice in the world of customer support.fluffybear said:Don't get me wrong, just I have never known an executive in any major corporation to work on a Sunday (or any other day of the week for that matter)
It did say the "VP of CS office" was called, so it was a little Yoda-esque, but I took it to mean he called the office of the VP, not the actual VP ...fluffybear said:Don't get me wrong, just I have never known an executive in any major corporation to work on a Sunday (or any other day of the week for that matter)
+1rudeney said:My guess is the "executive" herself does not work on Sundays, but the staff of CSR's whose job it is to handle critical customer issues does. In fact, I doubt the CSR's that claim to work in the VP's office are actually anywhere near the VP. They are probably just better trained CSR's with more authority who exist to handle problem issues. Saying that they are in the "Office of the VP" makes the customer feel like their problem is being treated with more importance. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, just that this is a common practice in the world of customer support.
I can say that I have emailed the VP and that I have had calls back from people supposedly that work in the office of the VP. They have given phone numbers that match what I have and I am able to get ahold of them by calling back. They are always more intelligent and are much more professional.rudeney said:My guess is the "executive" herself does not work on Sundays, but the staff of CSR's whose job it is to handle critical customer issues does. In fact, I doubt the CSR's that claim to work in the VP's office are actually anywhere near the VP. They are probably just better trained CSR's with more authority who exist to handle problem issues. Saying that they are in the "Office of the VP" makes the customer feel like their problem is being treated with more importance. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, just that this is a common practice in the world of customer support.
Yes it does and I can say with certainty that there will be no new national release in September (of 2008).Grentz said:September ends tomorrow![]()
Of course then....Wednesday is October....Doug Brott said:Yes it does and I can say with certainty that there will be no new national release in September (of 2008).
I have no comment on the month of Octoberhdtvfan0001 said:Of course then....Wednesday is October....![]()