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Originally Posted by gangip
Anyone ever have to send in their log files to support? How did it go?
This is a huge pain in the ass, real disappointed in Stars right now. We've exchanged about 8 e-mails in the last 12 hours and I've spent a solid half hour doing little tasks for them (sending log files, compressing log files 'cause they were too large, sending another set of log files, sending network report, etc.)
I dunno, seems ****** to pay over $40k in rake in under two months and all I want is a refund for a hand in which I clearly had some equity (two pair facing a min bet on a river) but was unable to see my hole cards or hit a call / raise button but instead I'm having to do homework for them. Could've just grinded back the money by now
I have done it in the past, including going back-and-forth on a particular issue (for the life of me I don't remember what it was right now).
I'll qualify this by saying that I work in the IT industry, and I know what it's like to be on the "other side"...
While the experience might take some time on your end, the reason it's important is to help them solve the problem for good. That's both for you and for all.
What I have found with Stars - and I don't see this often with other poker rooms / other service providers - is that they try to solve the problem properly. They're not asking for logs to simply make you think they're looking at the issue, they're actually LOOKING at the issue trying to find the root cause.
I've also found that they will try to find a way to thank you for your help. In my case they bumped up my VIP level for a month (which, as a silver-star player, was very welcome. Both in terms of the FPP multiplier and the cheaper RSA token I could buy...)
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