said:
>It doesn't sound like a re-registration effort would be of much value,
>then.
How do you know unless you try? It will take less time to try than it
took to compose this post.
>But, I'm concerned that I'm presently locked out of any access to
>updates, and I'm puzzled about how to remedy this situation. Unless they
>have improved their customer service in this arena, it sounds like it
>could be a long time between contact and resolution for this problem.
I'll be blunt. My time is valuable. I can probably assist those with
login problems and I'm willing to help those with a positive attitude, but
I quickly lose interest when all I hear is negativity. The choice is
yours.
>Incidentally, did your research on the mail indicate an email address
>that one could use to talk to Serenity about this problem?
All the support links are at:
http://www.ecomstation.com/support.phtml
Read carefully the paragraph:
Furthermore, you can request support by email using one of the following
addresses. Email support is provided on a best-effort basis and there is
no guarantee for timely response:
When you bought eCS you bought an OEM product from a reseller and the
reseller is responsible for first level support. Have you contacted your
reseller yet?
Regards,
Steven
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