I do phone/tech support for a specialized company, so I work pretty much only with our members to help them. One of the features that we have is that if someone sees a listing on our system that they think has incorrect information, they can use the "report incorrect data" button at the top. Of course you KNOW that this is abused by click-happy EWs.
Once of my jobs is to go through these problems and correct them, and close them out. When they're closed, they send a notification to the reporting member telling them know the resolution. So last Wednesday, I closed one out where the member had reported that someone had listed information that wasn't allowed in the public remarks section. So I pull up the listing, and everything in the public remarks is allowed... nothing bad at all. So I close it out, stating that what she THOUGHT was the issue isn't, that the wording is allowed.
The reporting member replies back to my email, angry, insisting that I'm wrong. But before I can even reply back to her, she ALSO sends an email to our main support email address asking the same question, obviously trying to get a different answer.
Guess who was in charge of answering support emails on that day?
Once of my jobs is to go through these problems and correct them, and close them out. When they're closed, they send a notification to the reporting member telling them know the resolution. So last Wednesday, I closed one out where the member had reported that someone had listed information that wasn't allowed in the public remarks section. So I pull up the listing, and everything in the public remarks is allowed... nothing bad at all. So I close it out, stating that what she THOUGHT was the issue isn't, that the wording is allowed.
The reporting member replies back to my email, angry, insisting that I'm wrong. But before I can even reply back to her, she ALSO sends an email to our main support email address asking the same question, obviously trying to get a different answer.
Guess who was in charge of answering support emails on that day?

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