[snip] > I sent a question to MSN about his issue, and this was the reply I got, > I am not sure what to make of it.
well, let's see... > Hello Hotmail Member: > > Thank you for writing to MSN Hotmail Technical Support. Give away auto response, or at least a template that they send off to lots of people. > We sincerely apologize if we weren't able to respond to your e-mail > within 24 hours due to the high volume we just received. We respond to > our customers' e-mail in the order that they were received. makes sense. This is a typical policy... > This is Norman and I can imagine the frustration you are having while > continuing to experience issues on virus warning. I know how important > it is to have your concern addressed immediately and we thank you for > taking the time to report this to us. Your feedback is of great help in > our drive to continually improve our products and services. Trying to lay on the 'we care about our customers' crud. > Our Product team is aware of this and we are currently working on a fix > for this issue. Although I do not have the exact date on when this issue > will be completely fixed, I will take the responsibility in making sure > that your feedback will be given priority. In other words, "Yah, we know about the problem. We created it to spite OOo users. No exact date will be available for a fix, as we kind of like the results it brings. After all why would we want to do anything different than our MSN friends. After all they intentionally screw up all the HTML sent to Opera, so why can't we block non MS Office users and blame it on viruses, even if, we know dang well, MS Office formats are really one of the biggest carriers of viruses, without any known viruses for OOo. Too bad. Let's lay on some more customer care crud" At least that's my basic interpretation > Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Please remain confident > that Hotmail is in control of the situation and is committed to serve > you better. Yah they control the attachments and laugh at users who believe they are on the side of people who use any product that competes with a MS product. > Sincerely, > > Norman V. > MSN Hotmail Technical Support [snip] *gurmbles about the stupid policies Microsoft adopts* Jacob I can send you 99 gmail invites if you want to get away from hotmail :-P then again you could get them from just about anyone and you should only need one or two. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
