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Quote from: ericheartsu on December 19, 2012, 09:07:48 AMattached is a screen shot with all the email history i have from Joe.I have 10 emails all together. Alot of times he starts his email by saying, oh i sent this to you already, check your junk mail. I check my junk mail daily, in case any orders or weird emails go through there.The first email i received is on 11/27/12 before i purchased the software, asking about multi users. I purchased the software on Dec 3rd. On Dec 7th i filed a claim with paypal trying to get refunded for the software, as i had sent 1 or 2 emails, but called daily as i was having some issues setting up the software, and the instructions were for a pc not a mac. The claim had some notifications, so i called Joe, who finally answered. Said he needed to send me another email with the correct files. This phone call took place i believe around 10am. I'll have to double check. At 1:45am i finally get an email with files. This is what i was looking for and i begin to set it up. Shortly after i receive the software and begin to set it up, i have multiple questions about software, and about filemaker. I send them over, and have a short email exchange, however the 4 email exchange is mostly about getting a refund, and not answering my technical questions on the software. This was all on Dec 12th.So if you are keeping count: 2 emails before i purchased the software (11/27, 11/29), 2 emails from when i purchased it (12/3, that include the license, and software beta downloads), 1 email (12/10), that had the updated correct files for the software, 4 emails (12/12), trying to get some answers/arguing for a refund, as i've had less than superb service, and finally the last email i've received from Joe on 12/18/12 (yesterday), that was a generic email that had a links and quick start instructions for the non beta version of the software.Now as i mentioned i'm not in the office, so i'm unavailable to take Joe's calls, but when my wife and employee say..yah he didn't really answer the questions we were asking, and called the shop at 530pm (almost as if to catch us not there), then said oh well i can't really talk i gotta go, but i'll call back tomorrow....still seems a little fishy.It may not have been exactly two weeks, but when you purchase software or equipment, and you can't get it up and running for two weeks, when you have time scheduled to do so, and you can't get any support...well i'm sure all of you know how that feels.Today at 11am is 12 business days since you purchased. I would indeed be upset if I had spent what you spent and it wasn't working still or I was not able to get answers I need. I would seek a refund/claim/then move on. This is where I have a problem with how you have handled this. When someone else is dropping the ball, illustrate that exactly, embellishing it makes you look bad. Your original post, basically a total stretch stating 3 weeks since order, which is incorrect:Quote from: ericheartsu on December 17, 2012, 07:34:41 PMPurchased the software three weeks ago. Got a little bit of service, that didn't help very much. Asked for a refund. Got an answer that said, sorry can't do that, and haven't heard from Joe since.IMO he should refund you and you both be on your way.
attached is a screen shot with all the email history i have from Joe.I have 10 emails all together. Alot of times he starts his email by saying, oh i sent this to you already, check your junk mail. I check my junk mail daily, in case any orders or weird emails go through there.The first email i received is on 11/27/12 before i purchased the software, asking about multi users. I purchased the software on Dec 3rd. On Dec 7th i filed a claim with paypal trying to get refunded for the software, as i had sent 1 or 2 emails, but called daily as i was having some issues setting up the software, and the instructions were for a pc not a mac. The claim had some notifications, so i called Joe, who finally answered. Said he needed to send me another email with the correct files. This phone call took place i believe around 10am. I'll have to double check. At 1:45am i finally get an email with files. This is what i was looking for and i begin to set it up. Shortly after i receive the software and begin to set it up, i have multiple questions about software, and about filemaker. I send them over, and have a short email exchange, however the 4 email exchange is mostly about getting a refund, and not answering my technical questions on the software. This was all on Dec 12th.So if you are keeping count: 2 emails before i purchased the software (11/27, 11/29), 2 emails from when i purchased it (12/3, that include the license, and software beta downloads), 1 email (12/10), that had the updated correct files for the software, 4 emails (12/12), trying to get some answers/arguing for a refund, as i've had less than superb service, and finally the last email i've received from Joe on 12/18/12 (yesterday), that was a generic email that had a links and quick start instructions for the non beta version of the software.Now as i mentioned i'm not in the office, so i'm unavailable to take Joe's calls, but when my wife and employee say..yah he didn't really answer the questions we were asking, and called the shop at 530pm (almost as if to catch us not there), then said oh well i can't really talk i gotta go, but i'll call back tomorrow....still seems a little fishy.It may not have been exactly two weeks, but when you purchase software or equipment, and you can't get it up and running for two weeks, when you have time scheduled to do so, and you can't get any support...well i'm sure all of you know how that feels.
Purchased the software three weeks ago. Got a little bit of service, that didn't help very much. Asked for a refund. Got an answer that said, sorry can't do that, and haven't heard from Joe since.
Quote from: GraphicDisorder on December 19, 2012, 09:33:53 AMQuote from: ericheartsu on December 19, 2012, 09:07:48 AMattached is a screen shot with all the email history i have from Joe.I have 10 emails all together. Alot of times he starts his email by saying, oh i sent this to you already, check your junk mail. I check my junk mail daily, in case any orders or weird emails go through there.The first email i received is on 11/27/12 before i purchased the software, asking about multi users. I purchased the software on Dec 3rd. On Dec 7th i filed a claim with paypal trying to get refunded for the software, as i had sent 1 or 2 emails, but called daily as i was having some issues setting up the software, and the instructions were for a pc not a mac. The claim had some notifications, so i called Joe, who finally answered. Said he needed to send me another email with the correct files. This phone call took place i believe around 10am. I'll have to double check. At 1:45am i finally get an email with files. This is what i was looking for and i begin to set it up. Shortly after i receive the software and begin to set it up, i have multiple questions about software, and about filemaker. I send them over, and have a short email exchange, however the 4 email exchange is mostly about getting a refund, and not answering my technical questions on the software. This was all on Dec 12th.So if you are keeping count: 2 emails before i purchased the software (11/27, 11/29), 2 emails from when i purchased it (12/3, that include the license, and software beta downloads), 1 email (12/10), that had the updated correct files for the software, 4 emails (12/12), trying to get some answers/arguing for a refund, as i've had less than superb service, and finally the last email i've received from Joe on 12/18/12 (yesterday), that was a generic email that had a links and quick start instructions for the non beta version of the software.Now as i mentioned i'm not in the office, so i'm unavailable to take Joe's calls, but when my wife and employee say..yah he didn't really answer the questions we were asking, and called the shop at 530pm (almost as if to catch us not there), then said oh well i can't really talk i gotta go, but i'll call back tomorrow....still seems a little fishy.It may not have been exactly two weeks, but when you purchase software or equipment, and you can't get it up and running for two weeks, when you have time scheduled to do so, and you can't get any support...well i'm sure all of you know how that feels.Today at 11am is 12 business days since you purchased. I would indeed be upset if I had spent what you spent and it wasn't working still or I was not able to get answers I need. I would seek a refund/claim/then move on. This is where I have a problem with how you have handled this. When someone else is dropping the ball, illustrate that exactly, embellishing it makes you look bad. Your original post, basically a total stretch stating 3 weeks since order, which is incorrect:Quote from: ericheartsu on December 17, 2012, 07:34:41 PMPurchased the software three weeks ago. Got a little bit of service, that didn't help very much. Asked for a refund. Got an answer that said, sorry can't do that, and haven't heard from Joe since.IMO he should refund you and you both be on your way. Agreed, but 12 business days is 2 business weeks +2 days. Not really stretching it out...just talking about the project in general
I am impartial to any of the software being discussed here, but I'm with Sam on this one (first time for everything right Sam?) Calling people Bozos because they are using the competition is very poor judgement. I know I won't even open his site now to see what his software consists of. That's much akin to someone calling me a HATER because I buy a certain brand. I'm flabbergasted.
As a side note, this section was created to be more so handled by the manufacturer and not us the owners of this forum.It's meant to be a section to discuss and work out problems with the product and /or/service or just a "go to" place to answer questions about said product. Not really to air out dirty laundry or be someone's last resort to get another Co. to respond. I see it's effectiveness when used in that manor, but I feel it's similar to the idea of threatening someone to get what they want from a person as a last or first resort in some cases.I guess it's effective (as we see here), but the idea of our forum was never intended to air out someone's dirty laundry. It's negative. Again, I realize it's an effective method to get what someone wants, but it doesn't feel right. It's not what our forum is. Maybe I just want everyone to "paint happy clouds"