10-05-2010 08:38 PM - edited 10-05-2010 11:00 PM
I have raised a service request for Lenovo - P4ST9JH with Singapore Service Centre over the phone on last Friday, 01 Oct 2010
The problem was in relation to the notorious "One Long Beep and Two Short Beeps" that people in the forum has attributed to the Video card on chip.
I have log and submited what i have observed, e.g. after the sound , the monitor was blank as well.
On Monday, same guy , Hafiz contacted me saying that they will send me a quotation for the repair. However, i told him that this is a notorious problem and Lenovo should acknowledge this problem.
I also quote him a document "MIGR-75087" within lenovo for their reference.
He mentioned he will check and get back again.
On Tuesday morning , 5 Oct 2010, the issue was escalated to a lady call Cindy, she say she is from the customer centre.
The number display was +0376818000.
I reiterated the issue and she say she will get back again.
She call again in the evening , saying that the technician will like to contact me.
I ask for the reason, she say that as i have not mentioned about the "One Long beep and two short beeps" in my call on friday, the technician will like to hear it.
I mentioned that if that is the case, its a problem with Lenovo, since i have given my case in details on the call on friday and monday. I even taught the caller on Monnday on how to search in google for this issue in Lenovo Forum.
E.g. google for "One long beep and two short beeps + T61p"
I am surprised that they want to listen and the reason citied by Lenovo was that i was not clear in my description.
I told Cindy (from Lenovo) that i want to speak to her manager for escalation. However, she raised her voice and get very rude. Is this we expect as a customer? She keep screaming that this is a very simple request, we just want to call you to hear for the beeps. I say, this request is abit odd. She get angry and start to scream on the phone. I insist that i will not like to talk to her and will like to speak to her manager.
She refused , stating her manager is not free. Is this part of Lenovo stragety? Making a customer irritated?
She hanged up abruptly, saying that maybe this is not a good time to call, she will call again.
I was left in a shock and surprised by the professional attitude that was displayed by Lenovo.
Can anyone explain to this?
10-06-2010 04:03 AM - edited 10-06-2010 04:09 AM
Hi creative_vitami,
Welcome to Lenovo Community.
After reading through you post, I'm sympathetic to the experience you are facing. It's certainly not a good feeling being treat this way. I apologize to you.
As this "one long beep & two short beeps" issue is special case and need further inspection and verification, it will be really helpful if you can accept the call from technian referred by Cindy, the rep from Lenovo Care (the customer centre you mentioned). We all wish to have a better solution, do we not? ![]()
In respect to the rep from Lenovo Care, i will address your concern with the respective team. I'm sure we can find a way to help you fixing your machine, and restore your confidence in Lenovo again.
Do you mind to send a private message to me along with the details below?
Hope this will help. ![]()
Thank you.
Best regards,
Cleo
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10-06-2010 08:15 AM
10-06-2010 08:22 AM
10-06-2010 08:38 AM - edited 10-06-2010 08:41 AM
Hi creative_vitami,
Thanks for your swift response.
All the calls of course will be recorded. I think the technician just would like to double confirm and verify somethings before making a conclusion.
Anyway, i'm sorry to tell that i do not have access to those case numbers nor dealing with call centre or service centre. However, I am dealing with Lenovo Care team. Lenovo Care team has their own ticket number as well based on the case escalated to them by service/call centre.
For this reason, i need the info i requested earlier in order for me to check with the team. I"m not sure the service request ticket given by call centre will help but i can try. However, if it can't, i will have to come back to you again. Ok?
Thank you for writing back ![]()
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Cleo
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10-06-2010 12:06 PM
creative_vitami wrote:
......I am surprised that they want to listen and the reason citied by Lenovo was that i was not clear in my description.
I told Cindy (from Lenovo) that i want to speak to her manager for escalation. However, she raised her voice and get very rude. Is this we expect as a customer?
I'm not surprised they would want to hear the error code for themselves it helps them confirm your verbal description.
Having sold ThinkPads for 10 years, and also having had to deal with customers problems, I've always loved being able to demonstrate an audible error beep code, unusually noisy fan, hard drive or optical drive over the phone to the support agents. It makes everything so much easier for me and probably for them.
Think about it; someone complains about an error beep code and is also in a position to immediately reproduce the error beep code on request which they can hear over the phone; a) it is confirmation that a problem exists and b) it validates and reinforces their verbal description.
In my experience the result has always been me being issued a call number immediately and the resulting repair being carried out quicker than usual; they're able to order the parts before the system arrives at the depot resulting in a quicker turn around.
If you have cooperated with the support agent 100% and carried out all their requests, whether or not you consider them to be unfruitful or unjustified, I could understand the reason for wanting to escalate.
Sometimes the simple request, for something simple, can be the key to unlock the solution.
Andy
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Andy P wriote:
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Think about it; someone complains about an error beep code and is also in a position to immediately reproduce the error beep code on request which they can hear over the phone; a) it is confirmation that a problem exists and b) it validates and reinforces their verbal description.
In my experience the result has always been me being issued a call number immediately and the resulting repair being carried out quicker than usual; they're able to order the parts before the system arrives at the depot resulting in a quicker turn around.
If you have cooperated with the support agent 100% and carried out all their requests, whether or not you consider them to be unfruitful or unjustified, I could understand the reason for wanting to escalate."
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I believe before you start to give comments, you have to read properly.
The reason given by customer service to hear the beep sound is, she told me that the beep sounds was not being mentioned in my call to Lenovo on last Friday.
To add, everytime Lenovo called me, I will need to reiterate my story each time., which create lack of confidence in the case recording in Lenovo.
Appreciate if you do not read carefully, please reserve your comments to yourself.
10-07-2010 12:00 AM - edited 10-07-2010 12:12 AM
Hi creative_vitami,
I've shared your story with Lenovo Care team and they are concerned about your problem as well. They have been following up your case diligently with call centre and i believe we can help you in machine repair after verified the beep sound with your great help.
I was told that you will be contacted within these few days for updates. Your understanding is very much highly appreciated.
Anyway, stay calm creative_vitami
Andy was just sharing his experience. Let's move on. ![]()
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Cleo
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10-07-2010 07:30 AM
10-08-2010 04:43 AM - edited 10-08-2010 04:48 AM
Hi createive_vitami,
You're most welcome!
Thanks for your post. It's really great you came back letting us know about the update. Appreciate that
I"m glad that your machine is getting repair service now. We always want to make sure our customers are satisfied with our services. The services provided is exactly the experience we envision our valued customers to have.
Thanks for your support all the while. I hope everything is fine now. ![]()
Thank you.
Best wishes,
Cleo
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