Road2insanity777 wrote: »I HAVE FILLED OUT COUNTLESS TICKETS PLEASE READ BEFORE RESPONDING!
also restating again: USING THE PHONE IS NOT AN OPTION FOR ME
Christ its like a broken record with you people
Road2insanity777 wrote: »Bug reports have been filled out, as have /feedback, as have corporate support email.
And yes they TELL you multiple tickets only slows things down, but as the ~20 single tickets I have put in this game have not seen a single reply, and this has had this large of an effect. Just proves my point. THE ONLY WAY TO GET ZENIMAX TO RESPOND IS TO FLOOD THEM UNTIL THEY HAVE NO CHOICE. 2nd time its worked for me for 2-0 Flooding vs Manners, sorry but I go with what works.
Road2insanity777 wrote: »Road2insanity777 wrote: »Road2insanity777 wrote: »I have spend the last several hours trying to contact support. Thus far I have gotten 2 replies. One Email that blew me off and told me if i still had concern to reply to that email. I did, twicem with no responce. Second after 20 or so odd forum posts I finally got a staff reply, again blowing me me off and locking the thread. HOW DO I TALK TO SOMEONE WHO WILL REPLY MORE THAT ONCE?????
I suppose you're falling into the trap of unrealistic expectations on top of not understanding the process. The fact that one learns the process piecemeal doesn't help, either.
In general,
a) do not open a new ticket each time you want attention, and
b) do not use the forums to vent.
If you do, you'll get nowhere fast.
Here's how I've handled my interactions with support, and I've had a lot of them in the last year, let me tell you, and all of them have ended up positively.
1. The first reply you get to a ticket is always a formality. It's merely a "we got it, thanks, we're looking at it" and it might have some boilerplate in it that may or may not have anything to do with your problem. Don't get upset, just relax. Always reply to it, thanking them for looking into your problem, explaining it further, and asking them when you should expect further replies. If you've already sent an in-game /bug report if it's a game bug, add a reference to that ticket number. You didn't write down the number? Oops, remember to do that next time.
2. Wait at least 48 hours, possibly longer if you've sent your ticket in over the weekend. You're not the only one trying to get help, you know.
3. If you haven't heard after a couple of days, then send another reply in which you provide additional information and politely ask them for a response.
90% of the time you will get a reply at that point, possibly without step 3. This will normally be from the next tier of support, letting you know what they're doing. The reply may or may not be satisfactory. I've had responses indicating that someone along the line has misunderstood the problem completely. That's okay, mistakes happen, explain patiently with them what they got wrong. Don't rage at them, don't verbally abuse them. Remain calm. You'll get what you need eventually.
4. If your 2nd and 3rd requests go unanswered, sign up for a phone contact. I've done this on several occasions, and they have never failed to resolve the issue for me over the phone. You have to remain flexible, calm, and in control. Simply, don't be a *** over the phone.
I'm not at all suggesting that you have been a ***, but I am suggesting that a little patience and forbearance will go a long way towards helping you get your issue settled.
I hope that helps.
Yea thats the approach i started with... after hours of being ignored, this is what happens, deal with it.
So this is how you respond to anyone who tries to help you? Such a gentleman.
Everything in that guys post was tried long before I came here.
Road2insanity777 wrote: »I am perfectly capable of looking after my own health thank you. Honestly if someone if someone is dumb enough to trust medical advice of a stranger over the internet over that of their doctors'... Dare I say Darwinism?
RedMiniStapler wrote: »Whoa there, I wasn't giving him medical advice, I did write that's what I take, and the first post I mentioned was as joke. But as for I don't know what I'm talking about, this is something I went over with my doctor, and he told me just tiny bit of alcohol would be better than upping the dosage.
But then again this is the doctor from brilliant kaiser permenente, the Walmart of the medical field.
Road2insanity777 wrote: »ZOS_LenaicR wrote: »Hi @Road2insanity777,
It is advisable to write only one ticket per issue. Creating several tickets for the same problem may lengthen the response time from our customer support.
Could you please provide us with a ticket number in which you had correspondence with an agent (if possible), or with the earliest ticket number that was created for your issue?
Thank you for your understanding.
140820-0000066
140820-0000067
140820-0000068
140820-0000076
and I have had correspondence with
Victor
Nikola
Aaron
"Gamemaster Rynraky"
Alexis
Daniel
and countless others who failed to mention their names.
mattlarsonmdl_ESO wrote: »And I have no idea why the phone isn't an option.. That sounds like your problem not theirs. 99% of the population has access to a phone. Maybe you should look into that. (Or perhaps break out a bonfire and begin with the smoke signals...)
Road2insanity777 wrote: »The problem everyone is missing is each of these people sent me 1 messege, asked me questions, and have never been heard from again. WTF.
And I never said I didn't have access to a phone, I said I can't use it.
I have had some luck, not so much here but with other companies that use the some kind of system (havnt had a need here yet) with replying to the canned off-topic reply asking for a supervisor who is willing to read what I wrote and not just cut-and-pasting me an answer.
I will also request that no canned responses be used.
Without fail (so far) the two have gotten me past the layers of people who dont read, likely sue to them having unrealistically short handle times for each email.
nerevarine1138 wrote: »I have had some luck, not so much here but with other companies that use the some kind of system (havnt had a need here yet) with replying to the canned off-topic reply asking for a supervisor who is willing to read what I wrote and not just cut-and-pasting me an answer.
I will also request that no canned responses be used.
Without fail (so far) the two have gotten me past the layers of people who dont read, likely sue to them having unrealistically short handle times for each email.
I have never, not once, ever, in the entire time I've played this game, had a CS reply that wasn't specific to my issue, much less a form letter.
But the fact is, most people get cut-and-paste replies because if an issue is widespread, it only needs one universal reply. People don't deserve specially written versions of the same answer.
You mean learn to exploit? I have some dignity thank you.jelliedsoup wrote: »Anything about game play, imbalances, etc is a waste of time.
Exploits = learnt to play
nerevarine1138 wrote: »I have had some luck, not so much here but with other companies that use the some kind of system (havnt had a need here yet) with replying to the canned off-topic reply asking for a supervisor who is willing to read what I wrote and not just cut-and-pasting me an answer.
I will also request that no canned responses be used.
Without fail (so far) the two have gotten me past the layers of people who dont read, likely sue to them having unrealistically short handle times for each email.
I have never, not once, ever, in the entire time I've played this game, had a CS reply that wasn't specific to my issue, much less a form letter.
But the fact is, most people get cut-and-paste replies because if an issue is widespread, it only needs one universal reply. People don't deserve specially written versions of the same answer.