Hi PoppaJohn,
Thank you for letting us know you're able to play again. I've let engineering know. Feel free to drop by the community again if you have additional concerns.
I have no idea who you are, or why you are responding to my inquiries with Liz, other than to tell me what can Not be done. I would appreciate some constructive and positive feedback from Hughesnet like "fixing the problem" instead of telling me what will not happen. In a service based business I am of the old school generation that looked on "problems" as an "opportunity" to improve service and better meet the expectations of the customer, not to make "excuses" as to why a provider of services can no longer meet the expectations based on past performance but will now have to abide with a "new and Improved" inferior product. If you work for Hughesnet, fix the problem and quit telling me what will not happen because you authority level does not allow it. If you do not work for Hughesnet and were simply responding for who knows what reason, other than to tell me what would not happen in your opinion then you must excuse me as I print this conversation out to better line my pet parrots cage bottom with, as I believe all thing should serve a purpose.
"I have no idea who you are, or why you are responding to my inquiries with Liz"
This is a customer-to-customer community, so customers will respond to user posts. Liz and the other moderator(s) usually respond only when the issue can't be solved by the customer community.
Thank you for pointing out that the community pages of the community support topics showing community posts are community based customer to customer on the "Tech Support" topics page, but that doesn't seem fair to restrict company tech support from customer situations. I would think that the company tech employees would be of significant benefit to it's customers in resolving issues. Is there a way to get company to customer support? Where would I go for that?
