1)Your stupid adhd kid who constantly screams while you're on the phone knocks over your tv, the screen cracks, what do you do?
a)call your cable company
b)buy a new tv
c)don't buy a new tv and dont call me
2)There's been a tornado, half your house has been ripped apart, you dont have electricity so your tv and internet wont work. What do you do?
a)call the cable/internet provider
b)call the insurance company
c)fix your house
3)One of your catches on fire because you let it over heat. What do you do?
a)fix your computer
b)call the internet company
c)go out side
ANWSERS
1)b or c
2)b or c
3)a or c
If you answered just one of these questions wrong, you might just be dumb enough to talk to me! Something that I've noticed, is a lot of people dont know who to call when hardware XYZ breaks, they just call the service provider. The delivery of there service maybe be fine but for some reason people still call us when hardware (or software) that uses the service breaks. Here's an example
Me:"Welcome to tech support how can i help you?"
Member: "You done broke my internets"
Me:"whats wrong?"
Member:"the internets is different and i cant use it, you done it"
***20minutes elapses, I finally figure out what she did***
Me:"so it looks like you updated from internet explorer 6 to 8"
Member:"durrr, do i get an account credit?"
So basically even though, her service is fine she expects IE8 lesson and free stuff for compensation. We have no affiliation with microsoft or internet explorer, why would i ever do that? I mean how different could the new UI really be anyway?
The amount of calls we get that are out our scope of support is insane. Imagen if people did this with other service and utility companies! Like when your toilet breaks, do you call the water company and yell at them? NO! you call a plumber! When your dryer breaks, do you call up the gas company and yell at them? NO. When your A/C unit stops working, do you yell at the electric company? NO! Why is this such a hard concept to understand with cable TV and internet?
Why is this such a hard concept to grasp?