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- From: bubba@insync.net (Bill Garfield)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Had problems getting USR support?
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 04:03:53 GMT
- Organization: Associated Technical Consultants
- Message-ID: <30f9d022.46883221@news.insync.net>
- References: <DL1G5A.EvG@lazrus.cca.rockwell.com> <4d5cdk$fc9@easy1.mediacity.com> <4danbp$cml@shellx.best.com> <4dbnhk$pbd@cynic.portal.ca>
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- curt@portal.ca (Curt Sampson) wrote:
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- >The problem is, buying your technical support by buying more
- >expensive modems costs a lot. Buy 50 Couriers instead of 50 Sportsters
- >for your company when Sportsters are otherwise OK and you've just
- >paid something approaching $10,000 for better technical support.
- >You'd want to be having them fly the tech support representative
- >out to your site for that kind of price.
-
- Which they will do if the situation warrants.... No, likely not for the
- customer with only a handful of modems, but for the major account with
- unique, site-specific difficulties, a site visit -IS- one option.
-
- I know of two specific instances where Multi-Tech sent two of their
- engineers to a site in Texas to get the bumps ironed out of a major
- account with a new product. I'm sure USR has done likewise. Ask USR
- if their engineers ever made any trips to Tampa.
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