And THEN I found the forum.

[Balgram]

So, customerssuck.com was perhaps the best thing I ever found (random domain name typing, customerssuck.com, kill.com, etc.), and I loved reading all the stories.

Then I found out that there were updates BEYOND 2006-2007 here in the forum, and I dun squwealed loik a pig!

I'm only semi in customer service at the moment, although I have employment at Taco Bell, Teriyaki Stix, GameStop, and College Football Arena under my belt (not a lot, I know, shrug). At the moment I work for an online company, and I answer questions regarding our demo.

I JOINED this forum because people tend to interpret "I answer questions about the demo" to read "I will help you solve every computer problem you've ever had, currently have, anticipate having, and while I'm at it I will build your website and make it pretty."

It gets old sometimes, but I'm a programmer/designer/psychologist so somehow I always get pulled in.

I'm from Utah. It rocks. That's me!

[Aramika]

I also read all of the stories on the main part of the site before I even noticed that there was a forum.

[sms001]

Thanks you two!

My bookmark goes straight to the forums so I haven't seen the "front end" for a while - some of the archived stories there are a hoot.

[Dips]

I JOINED this forum because people tend to interpret "I answer questions about the demo" to read "I will help you solve every computer problem you've ever had, currently have, anticipate having, and while I'm at it I will build your website and make it pretty."

Oh, golly! I sure feel that one. We have an astounding number of non-customers who expect us to act as non-paid consultants.

Welcome to CS!