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You said, "after experiencing very bad service from Azure". Now that you give details it doesn't seem to fit what you said. Sounds like your issues were prici
by 300bps 9y ago
You said, "after experiencing very bad service from Azure".
Now that you give details it doesn't seem to fit what you said. Sounds like your issues were pricing (no trial, higher cost, fewer resources per $) and your confusion with Microsoft "jargon". That doesn't equal very bad service to me.
- madiathomas 9y agoThat's just a quarter of the story. I wasn't happy with their customer service and setup tools too. That's part of the customer experience. As for Google, I never needed to contact them. Everything just worked. Right information was provided every step of the way, which eliminated the need to contact them. The whole setup took me less than an hour and my site was up and running.
- killjoywashere 9y agoYour use of quotes around jargon qualifies as "scare quotes" clearly indicating your disdain for OP's concern about Microsoft jargon. Microsoft does indeed use jargon, and it's an entirely reasonable principle of purchasing to avoid products the purchasor don't understand. Jargon is a well-known source of misunderstanding.