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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 07:02:05 EDT

anon posted :

said by Cisco Kid :

However, having written that, I personally feel that the creation of the Direct Forum has taken the wind out of this open forum. I enjoy reading what others have encountered and what was done to correct or satisfy them......and the Direct Forum has taken a lot of those Posts away from this Public Forum.

Agreed! With your statement.

That being said it is useful to have a BHN Rep on hand but would be nice to see BHNtechXpert respond to less of the gibber jabber and focus on peoples problems not others opinions or experiences.

Takes the DSLREPORTS (share your experience) out of this site or Forum if someone constantly corrects your experience and tells you cold is hot and hot is cold. (you have to see it my way)

I can see trolls in every forum but for some who don't have an agenda can learn from others experience and posts.

I personally have no issues with BHN on the internet side and I am happy with the service.

Just my observation, or dapinion.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 07:39:35 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by swbrains:

This has clearly devolved into a judgement of my personal character which I find offensive.

Yes, I get that it's everyone's right to decide to post (or not post) publicly and I'm not judging anyone for doing so or not doing so, nor am I harassing or demanding anyone to do so. To say that I have a "total lack of respect" for other's decisions or that I have assumed a "license to demand additional information" about someone else's post... You're really painting me with a broad and personally judgmental brush and it's not appreciated as that is not who I am.

All of my comments/suggestions here have been about the logistics and operation of this forum and do not deserve to be met with your personal judgments of my character. You can tell me you disagree with my opinion and describe how the forum functions, but to say that I have a "total lack of respect" for the privacy or freedoms of other posters or that I am "demanding" that others provide private information to the public is simply not true.

Oh stop with the offense nonsense...nobody is judging you as a person. I am taking issue with your suggestion and stated desire to somehow change the direct forums because in your opinion it just isnt fair (sigh) that you can't see the whole discussion (a discussion that that doesn't involve you anyway) because you think you're entitled to it and the justfication you are using is that it might help you...Cmon swbrains give me a break you're smarter than that and so am I.

I also address each of your "justifications" for your stance..sorry but they are what they are...weak and somewhat privacy invasive.

This is my final response to this topic take it for what it is....if the originator of post that starts in direct or migrates to direct THEY at THEIR option may take all or part of that direct discussion and share it in their public thread and they should not receive pressure from you, me or anyone else which is essentially what you are doing by even raising the issue.

If you want to know what happened in those cases that go to direct and seem to vanish then take the time out and properly ask those folks either in PM or their thread.

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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 01:31:30 EDT

swbrains posted : This has clearly devolved into a judgement of my personal character which I find offensive.

Yes, I get that it's everyone's right to decide to post (or not post) publicly and I'm not judging anyone for doing so or not doing so, nor am I harassing or demanding anyone to do so. To say that I have a "total lack of respect" for other's decisions or that I have assumed a "license to demand additional information" about someone else's post... You're really painting me with a broad and personally judgmental brush and it's not appreciated as that is not who I am.

All of my comments/suggestions here have been about the logistics and operation of this forum and do not deserve to be met with your personal judgments of my character. You can tell me you disagree with my opinion and describe how the forum functions, but to say that I have a "total lack of respect" for the privacy or freedoms of other posters or that I am "demanding" that others provide private information to the public is simply not true.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 00:49:50 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted : But... you have expressed a desire to have part of their post made public...what am I supposed to call that other than what is...an invasion of their privacy and a total lack of respect for their decision to post an update or not.

If they want to post an update they will...it's their choice not yours and to even suggest that such an option be made available just boggles the mind. I'm sorry...by now you should know me well enough to know I will speak my mind especially when it comes to issues like this.

I want everyone to feel comfortable posting here and that includes those who choose to post in private only and also those who post in public for service related issues that will in almost every case require a migration to the private forums. In many cases these people post in public in error not knowing I will need to look at account specific data to resolve their concerns. Just because it starts in public doesn't mean it was intended to go there forever nor is it license for folks to demand additional information...information nonetheless that will likely be uselesss to you anyway.

Trust me...if they want to share the outcome they will...in the meantime lets leave the Facebook like options to share thoughts by default (if even slightly modified to remove private information) to Facebook.

The moral of this story is be careful what you ask for....just ask anyone who made the mistake of leaving their permissions wide open on Facebook...I think you get my point. Instead of pushing for such things the better solution is to simply ask the poster...private or public ask them and if they choose to respond sobeit...and if not...well then that's their choice too.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 00:34:39 EDT

swbrains posted : Easy there. I'm not battling against privacy or for public sharing of personal information, nor am I trying to state that everyone should do it my way, nor am I trying to inhibit personal freedoms. I'm all about everyone's individual choice to do what they want, public or private.

My point was much simpler and much less overreaching than the total abolition of privacy or forcing everyone to do it the way that suits my personal needs.

My point was simply that for those who *don't* care if their issue is discussed publicly (or those who may even welcome additional public input) but are required to go private for a few pieces of personal information, most of them probably won't go through the hassle of posting their message twice or relaying the support or solution they received again in the public forum. Yes, I understand that's their choice not to repost it publicly and I'm not judging anyone for that decision.

And while many of these issues may be so specific to that customer that their problem/resolution won't help us, sometimes it's just interesting and helpful to see that someone else has the same issue (so you know it really is a problem), and in some cases it is possible that the BH-provided suggestion/solution applies to you as well.

But please don't suggest that I don't respect other's freedom or privacy or that I'm someone who believes that everyone should do it my way because it suits my curiosity. That's not what I was implying or desire and that's not who I am.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 00:03:14 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by swbrains:

I understand. Unfortunately, I fear that -- like myself -- most posters won't go to the trouble of posting twice for any issue that requires direct support (once here and once there). Nor will they want to go to the trouble of reiterating on the public side how BH responded in private and how their issue was ultimately resolved or not.

But you must appreciate this is the posters option and not yours...by default you guys aren't entitled to know all and the expectation is neither realistic nor fair to impose your expectations on others. Instead you should appreciate that we value all user privacy and respect their decision to post an update or not post an update without peer pressure from the masses. There is something inherently distasteful about even stating such an expectation especially in todays society...where privacy is frankly reaching near commodity status.

Better yet if you have questions about a resolution why don't you send them a PM and just ask them instead of imposing your expectation to full public disclosure because you think you're entitled to it.

Sorry guys but I'm feeling the joy in this area and it has nothing to do with my BHN hat but instead my absolute respect for all users freedom to share or not share information at THEIR discretion..not yours. Most people who post about service related issues just want them fixed and almost none of them have anything to do with things you will encounter now or in the future so therefore the information you might have gleaned by an update is pretty useless...the sooner you guys realize this...the less likely you will be chasing your tail on a solution that doesn't apply to you instead of relying on the proper resource for resolution which would be me or your peers IF you post in the public forums only.

This may sound harsh but honestly I'm baffled by especially yours and Cisco's push on this because your history here in the past has left me with the impression that you value your privacy and right to post what you want when you want without pressure from others.

Thanks for your input however understand where I am coming from please....if they want to post an update they will...if not that is just fine too...either way nothing is going to change from that perspective. We have two forums...you may use either of the two but understand if I need to look at account specific things it will migrate to the direct forums at least for the purpose of getting the required data and what happens after that is completely up to the originator of the post...not me, not you, not anyone else.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Tue, 16 Oct 2012 23:12:37 EDT

swbrains posted : I understand. Unfortunately, I fear that -- like myself -- most posters won't go to the trouble of posting twice for any issue that requires direct support (once here and once there). Nor will they want to go to the trouble of reiterating on the public side how BH responded in private and how their issue was ultimately resolved or not.

I realize this isn't a BH-created forum application, but I'd love to see an enhancement or feature to attach private info directly to a post such that the poster could select specific other users (like yourself) to view that portion of the post.

In most cases, 95% of the information posted in a direct forum message is non-private problem description and resolution information -- the stuff the rest of us could all benefit from reading. Usually it's only IP and MAC addresses or phone numbers that need to be transferred privately. It seems inefficient to have to post all the rest of the info twice just to protect a couple of private numbers.

I realize that's not your issue or BH's issue but instead a function of how the forum works and how it's being used. But I still get to voice my opinion. ;-)

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Tue, 16 Oct 2012 22:42:36 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by swbrains:

said by Cisco Kid :

I enjoy reading what others have encountered and what was done to correct or satisfy them......and the Direct Forum has taken a lot of those Posts away from this Public Forum.

Swbrains thank you for your googlized feedback however my response is the same as it was to Cisco. This isn't going to change as it had been an amazingly positive thing for all involved with faster addressing of issues and also a great conduit for those those who don't wish to participate in the public forums. Bottom line anyone who posts in the direct forums is free (at their option) to post a followup in the public forums but this is something they will do not us.

Your curiosity is understandable nonetheless and you are certainly encouraged to ask upon which I will inquire with the original poster and if they agree and only if they agree share the outcome.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Sun, 14 Oct 2012 13:46:08 EDT

swbrains posted :

said by Cisco Kid :

I enjoy reading what others have encountered and what was done to correct or satisfy them......and the Direct Forum has taken a lot of those Posts away from this Public Forum.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Sat, 13 Oct 2012 18:38:31 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by OmagicQ:

My issues have been resolved and everything works. Sometime in the future when I decide to upgrade routers, I know who I can count on to help me get the best one for my needs. I am curious to know how high up the ladder BHNtechXpert is to be able to help us as he does. Last time I got help like that was from the General Manager (the "boss") of the ISP I was using at the time.

All Bright House Networks employees are empowered to do exactly what I initiated for you. Facts are we all work as a team....this time it was my pleasure to introduce you to and work with the fine team in Bakersfield. Thank you again for giving us the opportunity to demonstrate just how special our customers are to us. :)
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Sat, 13 Oct 2012 18:16:48 EDT

OmagicQ posted : My issues have been resolved and everything works. Sometime in the future when I decide to upgrade routers, I know who I can count on to help me get the best one for my needs. I am curious to know how high up the ladder BHNtechXpert is to be able to help us as he does. Last time I got help like that was from the General Manager (the "boss") of the ISP I was using at the time.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Fri, 12 Oct 2012 12:10:39 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by AMejia1976:

We just curious about your magic and how issues get solved...

Knowledge is power...

:)

Understood however it is up to the customer to share the outcome or solution and in most cases what applies to them won't apply to your situation. Just because something appears to be x, y or z and looks like something you are experiencing doesn't mean that it is. Assumptions are bad things and there a thousand causes for the same symptom.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Fri, 12 Oct 2012 11:39:30 EDT

AMejia1976 posted : We just curious about your magic and how issues get solved...

Knowledge is power...

:)
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 20:26:03 EDT

falcon2081 posted : ^I always view that thread for updates. I have patience and wouldn't upgrade unless you gave the current build the go ahead to flash.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 20:03:27 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by falcon2081:

I took the plunge no more than 5 min after looking at the stock firmware settings for the router lol. Didn't like a few things about it so I switched and Padavan's is miles better.

Yes it is....always follow the best routers for bridged networks thread here for status on updates. I always ask you guys to give me a few to test any new firmware....if I brick my router no worries....if you brick yours....that's a problem so I normally test things quickly and either give a thumbs up or thumbs down....those who are brave by all means go for it....just understand its harder to fix the brick...than to wait 12 hours while I test things just to make sure nothing wonky goin on.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:59:31 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by OmagicQ:

said by BHNtechXpert:

Forums participation has doubled or higher since direct was implemented overall but more importantly we have been able to solve more problems quicker than ever which is really what it's all about from my perspective. Honestly I would like to see the public forums be a place where our resident experts help and drive the momentum and I'm working on some things now to encourage that more than ever. Hopefully by mid December we can get that ball rolling...

This forum is great but in cases where you are offline, unless you have alternative internet access available, you're stuck with having to call tech support. Maybe along with this forum, you could implement a twitter account for "public" things and then maybe text messages for the private stuff.

Where ya been :). We've had twitter support for some time now....
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:58:27 EDT

OmagicQ posted :

said by BHNtechXpert:

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:58:16 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by OmagicQ:

said by BHNtechXpert:

said by OmagicQ:

I have a direct forum post that appears forgotten. But its of no consequence since the issue seems to have resolved itself or was resolved remotely without notice.

Um... check your direct thread...you were not forgotten at all I was waiting for a response from you but instead we can take care of it by phone...number has been provided.

Thanks. I didn't understand you wanted me to give you a specific date and time. With other companies, my experience has been that I get an appointment assigned, for example "We will send someone out Thursday between 9am and 5pm"...service on my schedule is rare.

No worries...the operating philosophy here is and always has been to try and work around your schedule as clearly demonstrated by support that often continues well into the late evening, weekends and holidays. You choose this form of communication because its more convenient for you and I always do my best to continue that through all the way to the dispatching of techs as needed on your schedule whenever possible. This isn't always the fastest process because we go through a ton of question and answers and testing but when a tech is sent it's one tech visit and one resolution. Simply stated if you are reaching out to me late night your schedule is most likely already packed...my goal is to waste as little of your time as possible and get you that resolution the first time!
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:57:24 EDT

falcon2081 posted : I took the plunge no more than 5 min after looking at the stock firmware settings for the router lol. Didn't like a few things about it so I switched and Padavan's is miles better.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:50:15 EDT

OmagicQ posted :

said by BHNtechXpert:

said by OmagicQ:

I have a direct forum post that appears forgotten. But its of no consequence since the issue seems to have resolved itself or was resolved remotely without notice.

Um... check your direct thread...you were not forgotten at all I was waiting for a response from you but instead we can take care of it by phone...number has been provided.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:48:31 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by Cisco Kid :

Actually, my experience has been just the opposite. I have had issued solved using this Forum. However, having written that, I personally feel that the creation of the Direct Forum has taken the wind out of this open forum. I understand that there are times when your Post requires personal information...and placing that information in an open Forum would be inadvisable. The open Forum handled that security issue, you could send a private message. I enjoy reading what others have encountered and what was done to correct or satisfy them......and the Direct Forum has taken a lot of those Posts away from this Public Forum.

Cisco as you know I have helped thousands in both forums....it really hasn't taken the wind out of the public forums at all....we're still seeing a 50/50 split across both forums and then an additional boost in the direct from those who don't want to post in public. Forums participation has doubled or higher since direct was implemented overall but more importantly we have been able to solve more problems quicker than ever which is really what it's all about from my perspective. Honestly I would like to see the public forums be a place where our resident experts help and drive the momentum and I'm working on some things now to encourage that more than ever. Hopefully by mid December we can get that ball rolling...

Several of you have awesome skills and the willingness to share your experience with others. I can't think of a better environment than friends helping friends.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:31:52 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by falcon2081:

My issue was taken care off very quickly.

PS: BHN I'm loving the asus router! :D

I knew you would....have you taken the Padavans plunge yet?
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:30:46 EDT

falcon2081 posted : My issue was taken care off very quickly.

PS: BHN I'm loving the asus router! :D

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:30:45 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by neonhomer:

Well... I can't specifically say my issue has been resolved, because I haven't really opened a case. It comes and it goes. Techs come and go, and things will be good for a while and then come back, then go away again.

So, for the short term... yes...

I can't help you if you don't open the thread :)
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:10:54 EDT

neonhomer posted : Well... I can't specifically say my issue has been resolved, because I haven't really opened a case. It comes and it goes. Techs come and go, and things will be good for a while and then come back, then go away again.

So, for the short term... yes...

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 16:57:48 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by OmagicQ:

I have a direct forum post that appears forgotten. But its of no consequence since the issue seems to have resolved itself or was resolved remotely without notice.

Actually we will see you 10a-12p on Sat :)
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:57:04 EDT

wgraham posted : Just adding to the thread, *yes* my issue has been resolved in the Direct Thread. I appreciated the 1-on-1 environment of the forum that allowed me to have a direct conversation with the tech without others (no offense) throwing their ideas into the ring. Personally, I prefer it to private messages bouncing back and forth as it's easy to see all the relevant information at once.

Does this work for all situations? Not my place to say, but it worked for me.

Specific to the original post:
Issue: Intermittent loss of downstream with internet.
Fix: Replace equipment and bridge router.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:27:38 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by tlg:

I tried to be as careful as possible in stating the questions as to not sway the response. Notice that I posted nothing about any issues I may or may not be having, only polling to find if other members share similar issues, and if there is a resolution.

You didn't need to TLG. Rather than beat the around bush I posted what prompted your question since you didn't and since you have double posted in direct today related to it. I also now know why I can't reach you. You changed your modem since your original thread was created and never updated your thread with the correct information. Kindly do that now so I can call you and wrap this up.

Thank you.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:19:27 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by Cisco Kid :

Guys we have gone down this road before and its not going to change but I will explain again. The public forums and IM process is not a secure or proper method to engage one to one involving account specific data when it's needed. The direct forums are there for those who need the one to one attention and ALSO for those who don't want to post in public and there are many of those. It is your option to post where you want but once account specific information is required it will be in our direct forums only.

Those who post in public, go to direct and then get a resolution are open and invited to share their experience back in their public thread but it is at their option not yours nor should they feel pressured to do so one way or the other.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:15:09 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted :

said by OmagicQ:

I have a direct forum post that appears forgotten. But its of no consequence since the issue seems to have resolved itself or was resolved remotely without notice.

Um... check your direct thread...you were not forgotten at all I was waiting for a response from you but instead we can take care of it by phone...number has been provided.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:12:07 EDT

OmagicQ posted : I have a direct forum post that appears forgotten. But its of no consequence since the issue seems to have resolved itself or was resolved remotely without notice.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 15:09:48 EDT

tlg posted : That's where I was going Cisco. We have no idea after it's moved to the direct forum of someone's issue that is similar was resolved or remains.

I tried to be as careful as possible in stating the questions as to not sway the response. Notice that I posted nothing about any issues I may or may not be having, only polling to find if other members share similar issues, and if there is a resolution.
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Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 14:24:07 EDT

anon posted : Actually, my experience has been just the opposite. I have had issued solved using this Forum. However, having written that, I personally feel that the creation of the Direct Forum has taken the wind out of this open forum. I understand that there are times when your Post requires personal information...and placing that information in an open Forum would be inadvisable. The open Forum handled that security issue, you could send a private message. I enjoy reading what others have encountered and what was done to correct or satisfy them......and the Direct Forum has taken a lot of those Posts away from this Public Forum.

Re: [Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 14:07:05 EDT

BHNtechXpert posted : 100% of all issues brought to us here in the public or direct forums are addressed. I'm fairly sure this is prompted by your direct forums post that you revisited from several months ago this week. What you apparently don't know is I have been calling you without an answer since your bump of the thread. I have also had you on continuous monitoring since then without a single interruption in service. I will echo this post in your direct post as well. I have a plan which has been posted in your direct forums post.
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[Internet] Poll: Have your issues been resolved?

Thu, 11 Oct 2012 12:03:33 EDT

tlg posted : We see frequent posting about Internet connectivity issues that get shuffled off to the private direct forum never to be heard from again.

Question is, have your issues been resolved, improved, or persist? Please include the issue, & what BHN has done to attempt to correct said issue.

Please also include the number of on-site service calls to date if any, and if you have spent money over and above your monthly subscription to attempt to resolve the issue(s).
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