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Orbi Pro - locked out of the forum
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Orbi Pro - locked out of the forum
Good to see Netgear locks people who complain about their broken product, and the broken product's forum, out of the discussion.
Really great customer service. Guess I'll have to take this to Twitter.
FYI, no dual SSID on the main Wi-Fi channel using the command line. This is total garbage.
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Re: Orbi Pro - locked out of the forum
@ibmman69 wrote:
Good to see Netgear locks people who complain about their broken product, and the broken product's forum, out of the discussion.
Really? You have evidence for this? Are you sure there isn't some other problem?
I am amazed at the number of ranters who post almost daily to complain about Netgear's stuff and to peddle alternative brands, even though this is against the rules.
People even threaten legal action – another broken rule – and don't get kicked out.
I have seen no evidence that it has banned anyone beyond the obvious spammers. Sadly, they also seem to hang around beyond their welcome.
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Re: Orbi Pro - locked out of the forum
Users seems to complain and blame the router first always, rather then taking the blame themselves due to most of the issues seen are end user releated. However these are only a few end users who don't really know how to work with HW and have high unrealistic expectations of how there products should work with out doing more troubleshooting, asking questions and getting more qualified and experineced knowlegable help. Instead they just want to place blame and complain. We've proven on many occastions that just take some help, troubleshooting and patience to find out where the real problem is. Some users just don't want to do this. So in most cases, it's not the HW, it's these few end users that the cuase of there problems.
@michaelkenward wrote:
@ibmman69 wrote:Good to see Netgear locks people who complain about their broken product, and the broken product's forum, out of the discussion.
Really? You have evidence for this? Are you sure there isn't some other problem?
I am amazed at the number of ranters who post almost daily to complain about Netgear's stuff and to peddle alternative brands, even though this is against the rules.
People even threaten legal action – another broken rule – and don't get kicked out.
I have seen no evidence that it has banned anyone beyond the obvious spammers. Sadly, they also seem to hang around beyond their welcome.
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