Re: ORACLE TECH SUPPORT. NONEXISTENT
From: <sharmp_at_cbr.hhcs.gov.au>
Date: 18 May 94 13:40:10 +1000
Message-ID: <1994May18.134010.1_at_cbr.hhcs.gov.au>
>
> Haha... I've mentioned to them to change the music several times. Obviously
> they don't even listen to simple suggestions like that. I've sat on hold for
> so many hours in the past several months that I know every song, in the order
> they play them, and I can safely say that I do not care much for any of them.
> The least they can do is spend a couple of $$ to pipe a radio station
> through their hold if they can't spend the time to change the music.
>
> The price raising thing will of course go through.
>
Think yourself lucky! We just got changed from listening to the radio to "You too can submit a paper for the ORACLE Asia/Pacific 94 conference ..." and "ORACLE is the leading open ...."! I sure would prefer the old setup!
Received on Wed May 18 1994 - 05:40:10 CEST
Date: 18 May 94 13:40:10 +1000
Message-ID: <1994May18.134010.1_at_cbr.hhcs.gov.au>
In article <CpCpLt.6L5_at_stortek.com>, v045101_at_procyon.stortek.com (Sean Stasica) writes:
> Chuck Isaacson (ccisaac_at_mtu.edu) wrote:
>> It would seem to me that the next logical thing for ORACLE to >> do with these comments on nonexistent support would be to >> raise the prices and change the music on the voice response system.
>
> Haha... I've mentioned to them to change the music several times. Obviously
> they don't even listen to simple suggestions like that. I've sat on hold for
> so many hours in the past several months that I know every song, in the order
> they play them, and I can safely say that I do not care much for any of them.
> The least they can do is spend a couple of $$ to pipe a radio station
> through their hold if they can't spend the time to change the music.
>
> The price raising thing will of course go through.
>
Think yourself lucky! We just got changed from listening to the radio to "You too can submit a paper for the ORACLE Asia/Pacific 94 conference ..." and "ORACLE is the leading open ...."! I sure would prefer the old setup!
Peter Sharman SHARMP_at_HHCS.GOV.AU Aust. Dept Human Services and Health 06-289 7661select witty_saying, std_disclaimer from hsh.management_requirements
Received on Wed May 18 1994 - 05:40:10 CEST