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I really hope so. I guess there's no SLA so they're not obligated to provide any particular level of service. Anyway, I believe the phone support is a much mor
by axiom 16y ago
I really hope so. I guess there's no SLA so they're not obligated to provide any particular level of service.
Anyway, I believe the phone support is a much more serious liability.
- stcredzero 16y agoWhy couldn't phone support be crowd-sourced as volunteers in 100's of "party-line" style chats?
- wmf 16y agoWhy would I pay for volunteer support?
- stcredzero 16y agoIn that case, it would be a voluntary donation.
- olefoo 16y agothree possible ways to address your concern: 1. You're paying for the infrastructure that the support volunteers need to do their job. 2. You receive value for it. If the answers help save you time and money, do you care what motivates the people providing them? 3. You and the volunteers are both supporting a broader effort. There are plenty of organizations that rely on volunteers that also charge user fees to support their mission; any museum with a docents program, park guides, ushers at the symphony, schools that rely on PTA volunteers to cover unfunded positions. It's not exactly radical.