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| As an employee of Site 58 (Fort
Lauderdale) Presario Group, aka TAG (The Answer Group) a 3rd party tech support firm, I
feel that the info that you need for problems is as follows: Owners of the firm: Bruce and Andy Quinn - They really do not care about tech support, only about getting rid of a call in less than 11 minutes for a first time caller, and 10 minutes after that. Floor Managers: Terrence "Woody" Brown and Gary Tate - They both know what they are doing, so if you get them, they at least can help fix the problem. Supervisors are there for support of the tech, whom much of them this is their first computer job. If a tech has experience, they want to get rid of them because they will cost both Bruce and Andy more money. How can they afford their new Jaguars and BMW's if an employee gets paid for what they are truly worth. When you call for the first time, do not expect to get your problem truly taken care of, the process is as follows: They will have you either download a software patch that will work 35% of the time, the second time they will have you either redownload the softpaq (Compaq's version of a software patch) or they will send it to you on CD. After that they may send you a tech with hardware, or make you go to an Authorized Service Cetner (ASC), who are less trained than the techs on the phone. If you do not hear exactly what you want, request a Supervisor, if they are not smoking a cigarette, or talking on the podium, the tech will tell you that they are busy (which is true on Wednesdays from 5:00PM EST to around 6:00EST) they will eventually come to the phone (with the tech of course still on the line, but they will not tell you that) to butter you up and make you feel like something will get done, but the tech is getting pissed off in the background because you are affecting their call times, and their jobs. They have over 1100 files they call briefcases that is an html based database with a list of various problems. Sometimes they work, but flip a coin, and you may have better odds: Here is a list of some of the problems. From
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