I don't care who's fault it is, I am paying Zenimax and they are responsible. If you go to a hotel and you have *** products in the minibar, are you going to complain to the hotel or the company that makes the produce? You get my point.
I don't care who's fault it is, I am paying Zenimax and they are responsible. If you go to a hotel and you have *** products in the minibar, are you going to complain to the hotel or the company that makes the produce? You get my point.
I don't care who's fault it is, I am paying Zenimax and they are responsible. If you go to a hotel and you have *** products in the minibar, are you going to complain to the hotel or the company that makes the produce? You get my point.
Oh first world problems. I don't think I have ever wasted money or stayed in a hotel room with a mini bar, so no I don't get your point.
Here's the issue. The way RightNowTech handles support tickets is that they have an alias at Zenimax that forwards to RNT.
Due to the massive number of support tickets, there has been a flood of emails to RNT's email server.
RNT uses SpamHaus's spam list to keep their server from getting spammed.
Thanks to the SH reporting mechanism, and the flood of emails, ZOS' email server got blocked by SH, which propagated the spam list to RNT's email server.
Until SpamHaus gets the correction in place, and the list propagates to RNT, there really isn't anything Zeni can do beyond a 'can you speed up the process'. It's not their server, and they don't run SpamHaus.