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LOS ANGELES,#2UPDATE Employee
Tue, September 13, 2011
This customer, Frida Spagnol, contacted us on September 7th, 2011 via the Sony support website for help in resolving her her issue: "File not Found" error message while exporting the contacts on her very out-of-warranty Sony computer (It's so old that Microsoft Office 2003 is installed on
it!) . We provide contractual customer support for our client, Sony, on their in-warranty and out of warranty consumer products. When a customer comes in with an issue on an out-of-warranty Sony computer, they are redirected to our OmniTech Support site which we host for Sony customers.
As her computer was out long-time of warranty, there would be a charge if her issue was one that would still remain unsolved after a free 15 minute support period. However, we solve over 50% of the issues customers bring us on these out-of-warranty Sony computers for FREE (a price customers could not get anywhere else) (1) because we are very good at and efficient in what we do and (2) Sony wants their customers to have the best support experience in the industry.
We offered her a very economical quarterly plan for just $79.99, as it is not much more than the single-issue fix and, in this way, her computer would be remotely optimized by us monthly and she would have on-demand UNLIMITED remote tech support help during that 3-month period. That's quite a deal. The customer did not give us a chance to work on the issue and requested for refund on the same day. The customer also made an unfounded Ripoff complaint just hours of first contacting us.
We are an established and well recognized online service provider to trouble shoot any kind of software issues with the help of our Microsoft certified expert technicians. This customer apparently did not understand the basic and common concept of online technical support in that it can only be done through remote access and that it should not be interrupted mid-task. From the beginning, our technician was transparent to the customer and clearly informed her that it would take more time than expected, as the issue is bit complex. She was that told the Technician needed to perform some advanced trouble shooting steps in order to get it resolved. However, the customer was very impatient and was very much in hurry to have her issue quickly, which sometimes is not possible or prudent.
In spite of our being in the process of resolving her issue she suddenly and abruptly said something about a refund and closed the chat session and the remote access session. If you leave any repair or download step in the middle of the repair process, then it may result an inoperable or malfunctioning machine or program. The customer did not give us a chance to complete work on the issue and also did not clarify about the refund and disconnected instantly. We, at OmniTech Support daily resolves thousands of software issues which can be resolved though online by taking remote access. It is obvious that some issues are more complex and need more time and advance trouble shooting steps and sometimes handy assistance to resolve. Customer claims that she called our toll free number and also states that we provided her with a fake phone number. That comes as a big surprise to us, as thousands of customers a week seem to be able to dial our toll-free number correctly. In fairness, she may have called a wrong number. (The customer may have dialed 800 instead of 1800 as updated in the Ripoff website).
If she wants a refund, all she has to do is call our correct phone number, or have a friend dial it for
her. Then we will be to give her a full refund. We answer our calls on the average in 15 seconds or less and we have the documentation from our carrier to back that up.
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LOS ANGELES,#3UPDATE Employee
Tue, September 13, 2011
This customer, Frida Spagnol, contacted us on September 7th, 2011 via the Sony support website for help in resolving her her issue: "File not Found" error message while exporting the contacts on her very out-of-warranty Sony computer (It's so old that Microsoft Office 2003 is installed on
it!) . We provide contractual customer support for our client, Sony, on their in-warranty and out of warranty consumer products. When a customer comes in with an issue on an out-of-warranty Sony computer, they are redirected to our OmniTech Support site which we host for Sony customers.
As her computer was out long-time of warranty, there would be a charge if her issue was one that would still remain unsolved after a free 15 minute support period. However, we solve over 50% of the issues customers bring us on these out-of-warranty Sony computers for FREE (a price customers could not get anywhere else) (1) because we are very good at and efficient in what we do and (2) Sony wants their customers to have the best support experience in the industry.
We offered her a very economical quarterly plan for just $79.99, as it is not much more than the single-issue fix and, in this way, her computer would be remotely optimized by us monthly and she would have on-demand UNLIMITED remote tech support help during that 3-month period. That's quite a deal. The customer did not give us a chance to work on the issue and requested for refund on the same day. The customer also made an unfounded Ripoff complaint just hours of first contacting us.
We are an established and well recognized online service provider to trouble shoot any kind of software issues with the help of our Microsoft certified expert technicians. This customer apparently did not understand the basic and common concept of online technical support in that it can only be done through remote access and that it should not be interrupted mid-task. From the beginning, our technician was transparent to the customer and clearly informed her that it would take more time than expected, as the issue is bit complex. She was that told the Technician needed to perform some advanced trouble shooting steps in order to get it resolved. However, the customer was very impatient and was very much in hurry to have her issue quickly, which sometimes is not possible or prudent.
In spite of our being in the process of resolving her issue she suddenly and abruptly said something about a refund and closed the chat session and the remote access session. If you leave any repair or download step in the middle of the repair process, then it may result an inoperable or malfunctioning machine or program. The customer did not give us a chance to complete work on the issue and also did not clarify about the refund and disconnected instantly. We, at OmniTech Support daily resolves thousands of software issues which can be resolved though online by taking remote access. It is obvious that some issues are more complex and need more time and advance trouble shooting steps and sometimes handy assistance to resolve. Customer claims that she called our toll free number and also states that we provided her with a fake phone number. That comes as a big surprise to us, as thousands of customers a week seem to be able to dial our toll-free number correctly. In fairness, she may have called a wrong number. (The customer may have dialed 800 instead of 1800 as updated in the Ripoff website).
If she wants a refund, all she has to do is call our correct phone number, or have a friend dial it for
her. Then we will be to give her a full refund. We answer our calls on the average in 15 seconds or less and we have the documentation from our carrier to back that up.