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Was the "GO TO HELL" really necessary? Frustration is understandable, but what do you gain from abusing a customer support person at a large and influential tec
by ary 14y ago
Was the "GO TO HELL" really necessary? Frustration is understandable, but what do you gain from abusing a customer support person at a large and influential technology company and then vanity posting it to the internet?
Let's say the recipient of your "Dear Apple" email decided to forgive and forget; what you've got left is an announcement to the rest of us about your inability to be civil under stress. Temporary relief aside it pays to be polite. Even on the internet.
- eduardordm 14y agoYeah, I think I went too far. But believe me, this came to the point where I almost cried of anger. The sentiment of powerlessness is strong.
- djt 14y agoProbably a good lesson there in developing for walled garden environments.
- publicfig 14y agoAll part of being an entrepreneur. It's important to be able to handle these kinds of setbacks and if you're not capable of it either become capable or stop trying.
- benatkin 14y agoYou should be experiencing frustration, not anger. The anger indicates that you have unreasonable expectations about starting a business.