Re: Oracle Support is next to useless !
Date: 1996/05/01
Message-ID: <31881BC9.1E00_at_cjnetworks.com>#1/1
Mike Rife wrote:
>
> In article <4m29rc$els_at_flonk.uk.sun.com>, timj_at_baa.uk.sun.com says...
> >
> >In article 83n_at_rap.SanDiegoCA.ATTGIS.COM, Dan I. Nichols
<dan.nichols_at_sandiegoca.attgis.com> writes:
> >> I can't believe that I'm the only one who experiences this...
> >>
> >> Everytime I have a need to call Oracle support, the same thing
happens.
> >>
> >> I'll get hold of an analyst (after 20 minutes of listing to classical
music on hold - toll call yet !)
> >>
> >> The analyst will dutifully take down, verbatum, my description of the
problem, then claim to have need to
> >> talk to an "expert". The analyst will promise to call me back, then
nothing...for days, weeks, months.
> >>
> >> I have a TAR open that was opened in July of 1995. I get absolutely no
response from them. If I call
> >> back, the analyst is never there, and I'm prompted to leave a message.
> >>
> >> If I call and rant and rave and complain, I'll get a duty manager who
will apologize, and say that they have
> >> been unusually busy lately, and promise to reassign the TAR to another
analyst.
> >>
> >> The new analyst will call...dutifully take down, verbatum, my
description of the problem...and the whole thing
> >> starts over again.
> >>
> >> This pattern exists for Oracle Applications issues, tools, DBMS, et
al...
> >>
> >> So...I ask you my fellow Oracle professionals. Is this just the nature
of the beast ?
> >> Any suggestions...Am I supposed to offer bribes ?
> >>
> >> -Dan
> >>
> Yea, I understand they are in the running for the Malcolm Baldridge
National Quality Award NOT!!! We are a million plus account and rarely
see our sales rep. We have a parade down main street when he comes to
town.
Received on Wed May 01 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST