Re:Remove any Site From Google (even if you don't control it)
by RexRollman on Wednesday July 20, 2011 @06:06AM
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Sadly, from what I have read over the years, your experience is not a solitary one. I hope Google, at some point, will address their customer service issues.
Re:Remove any Site From Google (even if you don't control it)
by gcb on Wednesday July 20, 2011 @04:52AM
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thanks, always avoided paying them because i thought the experience would be like that...
Re:Remove any Site From Google (even if you don't control it)
by josefresco on Wednesday July 20, 2011 @08:48AM
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Setting up your DNS is not really something Google should do for you. You should have had an IT pro who's done this sort of transition before, manage the move. You could have had this resolved in hours not weeks. I agree though Google support sucks, the key is to not depend on it.
Re:Remove any Site From Google (even if you don't control it)
by Dylan16807 on Wednesday July 20, 2011 @10:49AM
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I think you misread what the problem was.
I really love google as a company, their products, api's, their talks and all the events they hold are so great, i have learnt alot, BUT man, when i couldn't access my mail as a paying customer and got the runaround for support for 4 weeks even though they said it was high on the priority list ... GRRR thinking about it just makes me mad.
Anyway on a good note, after this issue everything is working fine and i guess aslong as you dont need support then everything is good :)