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They stopped paying their outsourced SIM Card burning and shipping vendor. This isn’t a state in their support database, which dutifully queued up requests as-i
by jiggawatts 2y ago
They stopped paying their outsourced SIM Card burning and shipping vendor. This isn’t a state in their support database, which dutifully queued up requests as-if everything is fine. Eventually they paid their vendor and the requests got popped off the queue.
- james_marks 2y agoOr they were out of stock of a component, but same idea.
- blkhawk 2y agofor sim cards? thats like running out of dirt.
- james_marks 2y agoSure, but any supply that is consumed can be exhausted locally, including dirt. Maybe the restock was in the .0006% of containers that fall off ships yearly! Who knows. I’m not even arguing that this is what happened here; just that a lifetime in ops and logistics has taught me there is a steady, non-zero failure rate.
- Arrath 2y agoBased on my experience with corporate accounting, this is all too likely.
- Muromec 2y agoThat sounds pretty believable. I would imagine somebody in customer support would have noticed it sooner than a month and a half if all of the customers weren’t getting sim cards.