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Thanks C0RR0SIVE,
I appreciate your advice. I respect your experience and knowledge.
Please allow me to ask how would I, as a first time calling customer know that I "would have to basically mention that VPN usage is needed"? Is that an inherent knowledge that customers are supposed to have?
I don't remember any reference to any any fine print over the one phone call on which I inquired about the service. All I was asked is "do you do any gaming?"...to which I replied "no".
Frankly speaking, my expectation that any company supplying a technical service such as internet which evidently has grave weaknesses (such as not working wth VPN's) would diligently screen customers for such needs. I did mention my wife works from home; maybe that should have been an alarm for the salesperson to dig a little deeper on my needs. You know the tech knowledge of the typical customer varies greatly, and a sales force should avoid trying to install service where customers will NOT be pleased.
Btw, what is your expectation?....maybe I'm off base here.
Thanks again, Spike
Customers/users, any feedback out there regarding VPN warnings? Thanks
- GabeU8 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Being that more and more people are using VPNs, it might be a good idea for that to be added to the normal questions asked by the sales reps. "Are you a gamer? Do you use a VPN?"
I know that this may not be a thing a customer would think to ask, especially if they've been using a VPN with their present or former ISP. It would be natural to assume that it would work the same.
That's just my opinion, though.
- Spike19668 years agoNew Poster
Thank you for your candid input GabeU. I concur.
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