Waldo
10th May 2006, 03:15 PM
G'day,
This is a rant after several wasted hours I had to go through this morning.
I recieved notification from my domain host that they were upgrading and changing their servers to a new party and this would mean that as of today at 9:00am I would have to change all usernames and passwords to my email accounts etc.
9:00 rolled on and by 10:00 I'd recieved no new emails which was strange considering I was expecting emails from clients. 11:00, still the same. So I rang the mob in q. and was told it was up and runing but not for all their clients. I explained my frustration and immense displeasure as I rely on emails for contact and approvals on jobs with clients. 2 hours roll on and they finally pull their finger out - but not after losing billable hours on which I needed to send some emails for approval on jobs and recieve new jobs via email.
If someone says you have to change things because they are implamenting changes at x time - flamming well do so! :mad: :mad: :mad:
Half a mind to bill them for lost billable hours.
This is a rant after several wasted hours I had to go through this morning.
I recieved notification from my domain host that they were upgrading and changing their servers to a new party and this would mean that as of today at 9:00am I would have to change all usernames and passwords to my email accounts etc.
9:00 rolled on and by 10:00 I'd recieved no new emails which was strange considering I was expecting emails from clients. 11:00, still the same. So I rang the mob in q. and was told it was up and runing but not for all their clients. I explained my frustration and immense displeasure as I rely on emails for contact and approvals on jobs with clients. 2 hours roll on and they finally pull their finger out - but not after losing billable hours on which I needed to send some emails for approval on jobs and recieve new jobs via email.
If someone says you have to change things because they are implamenting changes at x time - flamming well do so! :mad: :mad: :mad:
Half a mind to bill them for lost billable hours.