Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing an issue.
We are not able to restore items that were destroyed or deconstructed.
However, in some cases we are able to restore destroyed Crown Store or Imperial Edition bonus items. If you have destroyed a Crown Store or Imperial Edition item and would like to have it restored, please reply to this email with any additional information on the loss and I will investigate further.
is this not a little like complaining the food in a restaurant tastes bad, so the chef takes it back, spits in it and sends it back out.
if you want a ticket/issue resolving then raising it on a forum (the companies own one at that!) is sure way to continue getting random support replies
Wreuntzylla wrote: »is this not a little like complaining the food in a restaurant tastes bad, so the chef takes it back, spits in it and sends it back out.
if you want a ticket/issue resolving then raising it on a forum (the companies own one at that!) is sure way to continue getting random support replies
You must be new to these forums. If the issue is egregious enough, you get personal handling and expedited issue resolution after posting in-game problems to these forums.
ZoS should fire whoever drafted that support response, talk about bad PR.
Wreuntzylla wrote: »is this not a little like complaining the food in a restaurant tastes bad, so the chef takes it back, spits in it and sends it back out.
if you want a ticket/issue resolving then raising it on a forum (the companies own one at that!) is sure way to continue getting random support replies
You must be new to these forums. If the issue is egregious enough, you get personal handling and expedited issue resolution after posting in-game problems to these forums.
ZoS should fire whoever drafted that support response, talk about bad PR.
I still wouldn't be p!ssing in my own backyard though....
I don't think very highly of zeni support. And because I don't expect much from them, I am amused rather than irritated at how they handle tickets. It's like watching a baby learn to feed himself, and fumble Cheerios all over the place with his chubby little fingers. And so it is with good humor that I tell my tale.
The people of Cyrodiil have been very sneaky the last few weeks, hiding A handful of Mage's Guild lore books underneath beds and dressers. You can see their glow from under the furniture, but you cannot access or read the books.
After doing a "is it just me?" check, confirming in zone and guilds chats that other people are having this problem too, and that no one has reported it, I decided to open a ticket Surely this is the kind of thing they want to know about, right?
I provided details about Lore books being under furniture and inaccessible. I included the book name and location for one example. I got the following response:Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing an issue.
We are not able to restore items that were destroyed or deconstructed.
However, in some cases we are able to restore destroyed Crown Store or Imperial Edition bonus items. If you have destroyed a Crown Store or Imperial Edition item and would like to have it restored, please reply to this email with any additional information on the loss and I will investigate further.
I laughed out loud. Literally, out loud. I would like to thank Zeni for adding comedy to what was an otherwise dreary Monday morning.
RavenRoxie wrote: »I don't think very highly of zeni support. And because I don't expect much from them, I am amused rather than irritated at how they handle tickets. It's like watching a baby learn to feed himself, and fumble Cheerios all over the place with his chubby little fingers. And so it is with good humor that I tell my tale.
The people of Cyrodiil have been very sneaky the last few weeks, hiding A handful of Mage's Guild lore books underneath beds and dressers. You can see their glow from under the furniture, but you cannot access or read the books.
After doing a "is it just me?" check, confirming in zone and guilds chats that other people are having this problem too, and that no one has reported it, I decided to open a ticket Surely this is the kind of thing they want to know about, right?
I provided details about Lore books being under furniture and inaccessible. I included the book name and location for one example. I got the following response:Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing an issue.
We are not able to restore items that were destroyed or deconstructed.
However, in some cases we are able to restore destroyed Crown Store or Imperial Edition bonus items. If you have destroyed a Crown Store or Imperial Edition item and would like to have it restored, please reply to this email with any additional information on the loss and I will investigate further.
I laughed out loud. Literally, out loud. I would like to thank Zeni for adding comedy to what was an otherwise dreary Monday morning.
I got that exact same copy and paste response when I contacted support asking if "locking" a limited trade item makes it bound to you. I am not almost certain they do not read any of out support tickets

I received the same response, but the first ones are generally automatic replies that try to work out what you wanted.. which never actually works. So just reply to it and you'll get a real person with a proper response.
Greetings,
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online team. Due to high ticket volume, we apologize for how long it has taken us to get back to you, and appreciate your patience.
If your issue has not been resolved, please respond back to this email so we can continue to assist you.
Thank you again for your time and patience.
Warm Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
I don't think very highly of zeni support. And because I don't expect much from them, I am amused rather than irritated at how they handle tickets. It's like watching a baby learn to feed himself, and fumble Cheerios all over the place with his chubby little fingers. And so it is with good humor that I tell my tale.
The people of Cyrodiil have been very sneaky the last few weeks, hiding A handful of Mage's Guild lore books underneath beds and dressers. You can see their glow from under the furniture, but you cannot access or read the books.
After doing a "is it just me?" check, confirming in zone and guilds chats that other people are having this problem too, and that no one has reported it, I decided to open a ticket Surely this is the kind of thing they want to know about, right?
I provided details about Lore books being under furniture and inaccessible. I included the book name and location for one example. I got the following response:Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing an issue.
We are not able to restore items that were destroyed or deconstructed.
However, in some cases we are able to restore destroyed Crown Store or Imperial Edition bonus items. If you have destroyed a Crown Store or Imperial Edition item and would like to have it restored, please reply to this email with any additional information on the loss and I will investigate further.
I laughed out loud. Literally, out loud. I would like to thank Zeni for adding comedy to what was an otherwise dreary Monday morning.
Wreuntzylla wrote: »ZoS should fire whoever drafted that support response, talk about bad PR.
You never know who is on the other side of the receiving end.
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »Warm Regards ,
Chet
I don't think very highly of zeni support. And because I don't expect much from them, I am amused rather than irritated at how they handle tickets. It's like watching a baby learn to feed himself, and fumble Cheerios all over the place with his chubby little fingers. And so it is with good humor that I tell my tale.
The people of Cyrodiil have been very sneaky the last few weeks, hiding A handful of Mage's Guild lore books underneath beds and dressers. You can see their glow from under the furniture, but you cannot access or read the books.
After doing a "is it just me?" check, confirming in zone and guilds chats that other people are having this problem too, and that no one has reported it, I decided to open a ticket Surely this is the kind of thing they want to know about, right?
I provided details about Lore books being under furniture and inaccessible. I included the book name and location for one example. I got the following response:Greetings!
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online Team. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing an issue.
We are not able to restore items that were destroyed or deconstructed.
However, in some cases we are able to restore destroyed Crown Store or Imperial Edition bonus items. If you have destroyed a Crown Store or Imperial Edition item and would like to have it restored, please reply to this email with any additional information on the loss and I will investigate further.
I laughed out loud. Literally, out loud. I would like to thank Zeni for adding comedy to what was an otherwise dreary Monday morning.