jdw
05-02-2006, 08:31 PM
Ever since their hastily-announced (less than a day in advance) "scheduled downtime" for upgrading at 1am this morning, each and every API query to the ResellerClub.com system has returned "500 Internal Server Error."
We've been with them for five or six weeks. You know, I've just about gotten used to the terminally slow tech support and the eventual, inevitable "Problem? What problem?" responses. (Or my personal favorite, getting back "I will have to check with someone and get back to you in 1-2 business days." after 1-2 business days.)
I was even ready to overlook the fact that transfers of locked domains were screwed up for nearly a month.
But this is really over the top. Sure, I've got my ticket open, but after 18 hours they have not seen fit to give me any idea what the problem is, no confidence that they know what the problem is (or even that they know there is a problem), and no idea when it will be fixed. In the mean time, I'm angry (well, angrier than I was already) and my customers are not getting the service they deserve.
Does anyone know a way to get them to acknowledge and fix problems in a timely fashion?
Failing that, how hard is it to switch to eNom, and do they pull stunts like this?
So after nearly six weeks and nearly 400 domains shoved kicking and screaming through their system, if you're considering using ResellerClub.COM, I have this to say to you: visualize me (well, since you don't know me, visualize someone gaunt, drained, and nearly skeletal) staring at you through hollow, dead eyes mouthing the words, "Abandon hope all ye who enter here."
And then, if you persist, budget an extra dollar or so per domain for the support costs you will incur making up for their technical and support shortcomings.
We've been with them for five or six weeks. You know, I've just about gotten used to the terminally slow tech support and the eventual, inevitable "Problem? What problem?" responses. (Or my personal favorite, getting back "I will have to check with someone and get back to you in 1-2 business days." after 1-2 business days.)
I was even ready to overlook the fact that transfers of locked domains were screwed up for nearly a month.
But this is really over the top. Sure, I've got my ticket open, but after 18 hours they have not seen fit to give me any idea what the problem is, no confidence that they know what the problem is (or even that they know there is a problem), and no idea when it will be fixed. In the mean time, I'm angry (well, angrier than I was already) and my customers are not getting the service they deserve.
Does anyone know a way to get them to acknowledge and fix problems in a timely fashion?
Failing that, how hard is it to switch to eNom, and do they pull stunts like this?
So after nearly six weeks and nearly 400 domains shoved kicking and screaming through their system, if you're considering using ResellerClub.COM, I have this to say to you: visualize me (well, since you don't know me, visualize someone gaunt, drained, and nearly skeletal) staring at you through hollow, dead eyes mouthing the words, "Abandon hope all ye who enter here."
And then, if you persist, budget an extra dollar or so per domain for the support costs you will incur making up for their technical and support shortcomings.
