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[Leythos]

"Yet you are not recommending the same method for others to follow! Why
is that?"

More BS, no answer.

Sheesh Kurt, you did get an answer - I didn't recommend anything, just
posted my experience related to the subject of support that was at issue
in this thread. If a person decides to try it, it's entirely up to them.
I would never recommend that someone do something they are not
comfortable with, and if people are not willing to possibly be charged
for their own mistake and don't really believe it to be a bug/ms issue,
they should do what they are comfortable with.

I recommend that people look at the available solutions and based on
their own personal need for a repair, that they do what is necessary,
which many include possibly paying for top-quality service.

 

[Winux P]

Sorry what was that? Can you post it again? I did quite get that Geythos,
you've still confusing me with someone interested.

-Winux P

: In article <[email protected]>, (e-mail address removed)
: says...
: >
: > Oh poor Geythos the great contributor of a free support webpage with
listed
: > support pricing, now go get your medication increased and please do
respond.
:
: Oh, lame troll, I never posted that support was free - only that I was
: not charged for it during the last several years of using it. I didn't
: really expect a troll like you to understand that, since I don't expect
: you to be able to follow a discussion or actually understand what you
: are reading.
:
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[Leythos]

you've still confusing me with someone interested.

You must be interested or you would not be replying. Since you can't
reply with anything constructive in any thread you must be a troll that
is seriously lacking for human companionship.

 

[Winux P]

Sorry Geythos didn't quite get it can you post again?

-Winux P

: In article <e#Z#[email protected]>, (e-mail address removed)
: says...
: > you've still confusing me with someone interested.
:
: You must be interested or you would not be replying. Since you can't
: reply with anything constructive in any thread you must be a troll that
: is seriously lacking for human companionship.
:
: --
: --
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[Leythos]

Sorry Geythos didn't quite get it can you post again?

You must be interested or you would not be replying. Since you can't
reply with anything constructive in any thread you must be a troll that
is seriously lacking for human companionship.

 

[kurttrail]

Sheesh Kurt, you did get an answer - I didn't recommend anything, just
posted my experience related to the subject of support that was at
issue in this thread.

Dumb-Dumb, I didn't say you did recommend it. I asked you a few posts
back if you did recommend, you spent a lot of words to basically say you
didn't recommend it, and then I asked, "why is that?"

Which you didn't answer you post that replied to mine that ask that!

If a person decides to try it, it's entirely up
to them. I would never recommend that someone do something they are
not comfortable with, and if people are not willing to possibly be
charged for their own mistake and don't really believe it to be a
bug/ms issue, they should do what they are comfortable with.

LOL! Then you don't know whether someone calling MS support as part of
NoOne Cares would actually get an served by someone in the US, DO YOU!

REMEMBER THE CONTEXT THAT YOUR BS ABOUT CALLING PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT WAS
IN?!

NoOne Cares is not even geared towards computer professionals! It is
geared towards those the computer illiterati!

I recommend that people look at the available solutions and based on
their own personal need for a repair, that they do what is necessary,
which many include possibly paying for top-quality service.

So basically, your answer was just total BS! You call professional
support, when non-professionals wouldn't probably be charged for any
call to those lines, because they are educated enough to know the
difference between a OS problem compared to one they created!

The regular non-professional support lines aren't anwsered in the US!

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[Winux P]

Sorry Geythos didn't quite get it can you post again?

-Winux P

: In article <[email protected]>, (e-mail address removed)
: says...
: > Sorry Geythos didn't quite get it can you post again?
:
: You must be interested or you would not be replying. Since you can't
: reply with anything constructive in any thread you must be a troll that
: is seriously lacking for human companionship.
:
: --
: --
: (e-mail address removed)
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[Leythos]

The regular non-professional support lines aren't anwsered in the US!

I think everyone already knows the above, it's that way with most
vendors. If you want quality support you either buy a better service
contract or you pay a little more for service.

In my case, I was able to use their US based support services and not
had to pay for it, the technicians have always been able to correctly
solve the problem, and it was resolved without cost. This information
was provided in the context it was typed - as a reference to getting
quality US based support from MS as one persons experience. Don't keep
trying to make more out of it than I represented in the experience.

 

[R. McCarty]

Not everyone supplies it, but I've found that "Live Chat" sessions are
not too bad. It certainly cuts down on the language barrier. (Hard to
type with an accent). Earthlink/Mindspring has one and it was a help
when they recently changed their default POP Mail ports without
notifying customers. I think the problem with almost all vendor help
& support is "Weeding" out the true issues with the mundane ones.
Unfortunately, if there are 100 calls and only 1 has merit - that person
gets the lousy 1st tier support along with all the lazy and dumbfounded
that never think of Google or reading a manual or using Help.

 

[kurttrail]

I think everyone already knows the above, it's that way with most
vendors. If you want quality support you either buy a better service
contract or you pay a little more for service.

In my case, I was able to use their US based support services and not
had to pay for it, the technicians have always been able to correctly
solve the problem, and it was resolved without cost. This information
was provided in the context it was typed - as a reference to getting
quality US based support from MS as one persons experience. Don't keep
trying to make more out of it than I represented in the experience.

You're experience has nothing to do with what was being talked about in
this thread. Don't keep trying to to represent that it does. The
people that MS is marketing NoOne Cares to, are the last people likely
to call up professional support lines without being charged! You used
your eXPerience as a professional to deliberately mislead, and for no
other reason!

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[Leythos]

You used
your eXPerience as a professional to deliberately mislead, and for no
other reason!

And you are entitled to your OPINION.

 

[kurttrail]

And you are entitled to your OPINION.

I'm sure I'm not the only one that sees that you were deliberately
trying to mislead.

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[Leythos]

I'm sure I'm not the only one that sees that you were deliberately
trying to mislead.

It's still your opinion, as there was NO intention to mislead anyone or
anything on my part. I've talked with many users that have called the
support lines and not been charged, that was my message, and it's posted
as such. You seem to want to make it personal and attack that I've
experienced something you don't want to hear about, and that others who
have experienced the same level of quality service were not charged
also.

What are you afraid of with MS providing quality support services?

 

[kurttrail]

It's still your opinion, as there was NO intention to mislead anyone
or anything on my part.

That is your unsubstantiated claim.

I've talked with many users that have called
the support lines and not been charged, that was my message, and it's
posted as such.

Other professionals?

You seem to want to make it personal and attack that
I've experienced something you don't want to hear about, and that
others who have experienced the same level of quality service were
not charged also.

LOL! An average user is not gonna call up a professional support number
and risk paying more for a phone call than they paid for the OS.

What are you afraid of with MS providing quality support services?

They don't, on the non-professional support phone lines.

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[Leythos]

That is your unsubstantiated claim.

No, you are the one that has no proof of my intent. As you are not me,
you don't really know what my intent was and you determined that YOU
wanted to take it at more than typed value.

Other professionals?

Yes, but not partners or linked to MS in any way, other than owning
their products.

LOL! An average user is not gonna call up a professional support number
and risk paying more for a phone call than they paid for the OS.

Expense is relative to importance. If it's important it might be worth
the possible cost to some - which was the point and the only point of my
post.

 

[kurttrail]

No, you are the one that has no proof of my intent.

I didn't say I did! And you have no proof of your intent either!

As you are not me,

There is a God!

you don't really know what my intent was

I didn't say that I did KNOW!

and you determined that YOU
wanted to take it at more than typed value.

Since it had no real bearing in this thread about software geared toward
the non-professional computer user, and you are talking about support
that is geared toward the computer professional, I believe I have a
basis to state my claim that you were being deliberately misleading!

All you have have are your totally unsubstantiated denials!

Yes, but not partners or linked to MS in any way, other than owning
their products.

I knew you weren't talking about the same non-professional computer
users that are are being marketed this NoOne Cares subscribtion service,
and who are the topic of this thread.

Expense is relative to importance. If it's important it might be worth
the possible cost to some - which was the point and the only point of
my post.

Bullsh*t! Dissemble all you want, I'm sure that no one believes you!

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[Leythos]

I'm sure that no one believes you!

I would think this about 99.9% of what you post in the MS groups.

 

[kurttrail]

I would think this about 99.9% of what you post in the MS groups.

LOL! Totally lame comeback as I actually explain why you can't be
believed! But snipping up my entire post without acknowledgement is
only a lame attempt to fool yourself!

I didn't say I did! And you have no proof of your intent either!


There is a God!


I didn't say that I did KNOW!


Since it had no real bearing in this thread about software geared
toward the non-professional computer user, and you are talking about
support that is geared toward the computer professional, I believe I
have a basis to state my claim that you were being deliberately
misleading!

All you have have are your totally unsubstantiated denials!


I knew you weren't talking about the same non-professional computer
users that are are being marketed this NoOne Cares subscribtion
service, and who are the topic of this thread.


Bullsh*t! Dissemble all you want, I'm sure that no one believes you!

Trying to compare the professional support you and your professional
acquaintances receive to that of the non-professional outsource support
most people receive is a deliberate attempt to deceive, and I bet deep
down inside, you don't even believe your own lame denials to the
contrary, though you would never be man enough to admit it to yourself,
let alone the rest of the group!

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[Leythos]

Trying to compare the professional support you and your professional
acquaintances receive to that of the non-professional outsource support
most people receive is a deliberate attempt to deceive, and I bet deep
down inside, you don't even believe your own lame denials to the
contrary, though you would never be man enough to admit it to yourself,
let alone the rest of the group!

I actually don't believe anything you post any more Kurt. For a while it
was like you were on medication or something, as you were nice to other
people for a while, now your just your usual, abusive, snide,
argumentative for fun, self.

Have a good day.

 

[kurttrail]

Leythos sent on Sunday, May 15, 2005 11:26 AM:

I actually don't believe anything you post any more Kurt. For a while
it was like you were on medication or something, as you were nice to
other people for a while, now your just your usual, abusive, snide,
argumentative for fun, self.

Have a good day.

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productive to why I participate in these groups." - Sunday, May 15, 2005
11:08 AM

Too bad it doesn't seem like you didn't learn how not to be
counter-productive from your realization!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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