sliqua-jcooter wrote:
theimperiousdork wrote:
sliqua-jcooter wrote:
We had a cascading failure of our network. It's under control now - but still not back up 100%.
One proof that the servers WP is on are unreliable. Can't your systems be any worse? I mean, it's so way beyond me. First you sent spam (well, Plank denied it -- who else is responsible?), then the constant shut-offs and downtimes. What else could be worse?
Plus, you have to work on your customer-service skills. And I mean
have to, considering you, Cooter, are an executive of your pathetic web-hosting company. Not worth recommending to friends.
Let me make something abundantly clear. *You* are *not* my customer. I don't particularly care what you think of me or my company. This week, in the Washington, DC area - there have been major power issues as a result of 100+ mph winds on Friday/Saturday. As of right now, there are still thousands of homes and businesses without power. Our setup survived that, however the electrical service in the area has been extremely erratic - and a massive power surge fried both of our core routers - taking down our entire network. This is the first whole-network outage (that lasted more than 1 minute) that we've had since we physically moved our location about a year ago.
The "constant" shut-offs you speak of are the result of *this server* being pegged at 100% utilization. None of our other customers have ever had issues as bad as WP has. It is *not* my company's problem if the service that is being payed for isn't adequate to keep the site online. It's also *not* my problem if the software running on the server sends out email to people who didn't want it - we provide the server, network, power, and cooling - we also manage the OS in this particular case. That's it - anything else is *not* our problem, or responsibility.
But, I keep coming back to the point that I owe you *nothing*. You aren't my customer, I'm not required to be here, and you're certainly not entitled to an explination from me.
Oh, settle down, dude. I think you need a chill pill on that.
Thank you for pointing that out. I am not your customer, but considering how you responded to my statement, I'm not pretty sure you'll gain customers with that prima donna attitude of yours.
By the way, what happened in your end must've pretty sucked. Still, not an excuse for you to be rude. I have all the privilege to diss you because I just happen to be one of the many end-users of this service that you and your company provide. Besides, you should have seen those shut-offs coming, if you know what I mean. If your company were a reputable one, you should've seen to it that the service runs well even when things go awry, like, as what you claim, power issues.
Still, your response is still unsatisfactory at best. And if you're not required to be here, then why are you here? Again, I'm not your customer, but I am one of the end-users of your customer; and as such, I have the privilege to say that your service, and, based on that laughable response of yours, your customer-relations skills, suck. And unless you work on those, I don't think you'll gain new customers, keep your old ones, or at least be recommended by non-customers to use your service.
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And now, the war resumes. Bring it on, you!