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Wait few hours. Some CTO or PR guru will post a message here. - We are totally revamping our processes. This never happened out of incompetence. Humans make mi
by omnifischer 5mo ago
Wait few hours. Some CTO or PR guru will post a message here.
- We are totally revamping our processes. This never happened out of incompetence. Humans make mistakes. We are contacting the client for 1 year free renewal - waiving. Will mail a coupon code. We consider this issue closed.
- austinginder 5mo agoAny direct followup from GoDaddy would be welcomed.
- nikanj 5mo agoHN is the only real support channel in tech. First level customer service is AI, second level is outsourced idiots who blindly follow a script, the third level is ”Issue has been closed”
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 5mo agoThe real escalation path is going viral. Things get moving once a grievance is trending.
- austinginder 5mo ago100%
- gib444 5mo agoOr a very long "let me explain why this is ok actually" from a "random" account
- elashri 5mo agoHave we ever got any response like than from GoDaddy ever in any of these issues over years?
- conartist6 5mo agoWhat even is "security" anyway? You don't know. I don't know. It's probably a made-up concept.
- Terr_ 5mo agoThere's Discworld bit [0] that often comes to mind for me, where the protagonist is reading a press-release by a fantasy version of a communications monopoly: > The Grand Trunk’s problems were clearly the result of some mysterious spasm in the universe and had nothing to do with greed, arrogance, and willful stupidity. Oh, the Grand Trunk management had made mistakes—oops, “well-intentioned judgments which, with the benefit of hindsight, might regrettably have been, in some respects, in error”—but these had mostly occurred, it appeared, while correcting “fundamental systemic errors” committed by the previous management. No one was sorry for anything, because no living creature had done anything wrong; bad things had happened by spontaneous generation in some weird, chilly, geometric otherworld, and “were to be regretted.” [0] Going Postal (2004) by Terry Pratchett