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- am0ebah
- am0ebah
@Symtex, thanks for your input and opinion, but similarly, I could ask if you have been on the receiving end of Fanatec customer "support"... It's not pleasant.
Did I mention that I feel like I'm being punished for deciding to purchase a Fanatec product?
And yes, I've done support myself, and am fully aware of the abuse that comes with that position. If one chooses to continue to work in customer support, then one needs to become hardened to such things. Employing euphemisms like "code 13" probably helps with the frustration of providing customer support, but dehumanizes the customer.
My last post may have sounded like I was ranting without good reason, but if you have followed my travails, you would see that my response is not unwarranted.
I just want to be able to use my GT2 wheel as it is advertised to function. After getting two brand new faulty wheels, and spending an inordinate amount of time diagnosing and troubleshooting, it is extremely frustrating to deal with hapless, slow, and - let's face it: BROKEN - customer support, especially when the company is embarking on major new product releases, and is making noises about improved customer service.
I bought my GT2 wheel two months ago. It has not functioned properly for a major portion of the intervening time. I am sharing my experiences. Please don't trivialize that with a suggestion that I need a change in perspective.
_Dave_
Did I mention that I feel like I'm being punished for deciding to purchase a Fanatec product?
And yes, I've done support myself, and am fully aware of the abuse that comes with that position. If one chooses to continue to work in customer support, then one needs to become hardened to such things. Employing euphemisms like "code 13" probably helps with the frustration of providing customer support, but dehumanizes the customer.
My last post may have sounded like I was ranting without good reason, but if you have followed my travails, you would see that my response is not unwarranted.
I just want to be able to use my GT2 wheel as it is advertised to function. After getting two brand new faulty wheels, and spending an inordinate amount of time diagnosing and troubleshooting, it is extremely frustrating to deal with hapless, slow, and - let's face it: BROKEN - customer support, especially when the company is embarking on major new product releases, and is making noises about improved customer service.
I bought my GT2 wheel two months ago. It has not functioned properly for a major portion of the intervening time. I am sharing my experiences. Please don't trivialize that with a suggestion that I need a change in perspective.
_Dave_