The only problem with that Tech is that the op of this thread has no access to the evangelist section so it provides some info for the non privileged memebers
Sorry Tech. I was joking. Since I am not an " Evangelist ", I was pardon you as a " Priest ". " You are forgiven my son ". Just that. No punk intended.
" iYogi, has now apologised for events, blaming it on a small number of staff.
“In this case it went awry with an over-zealous sales person,” iYogi president of global sales Larry Gordon told Techworld. “Some people will leave the company, some will be re-trained,” he said "
“over-zealous sales person”…
I would never call scareware this way.
The users - at least the forum most dedicate users - are in peace now. Other point was the wrong technical advices.
Maybe training them at all would be the proper action to take. When they weren’t being “overzealous”, they were displaying complete technical ignorance.
I hope our friends a McAffee enjoy their support as much as we have… ;D ;D ;D
I give Avast credit for having made what I consider the right move in caring more about it’s customers than their wallet.
Until iYogi learns to concentrate on what they agreed to provide, they have no business calling their service “support”.
Thank you Vince Steckler. I commend you on your decision.