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Posted: Jan 17, 2012

Just got a call from MQ confirming that I got my new computer and that everything is up and running. Hello - I've been using it for at least a month.

another useless job created by the Q to take our raise - money away

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Hire someone to make phone calls to see if the computer is up and running... HOW STUPID CAN THEY POSSIBLY BE? Ummmmm, if you didnt get it, wouldn't you have already been on the darn phone with the CCM? A flippin month later? And is it up and running? Geez, you would just think if it weren't running, you would be on the line with support already?

Unbelievable.

haven't even unpacked mine yet - waiting for that call

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I got my new computer over a month ago and it is still sitting in the box. My current computer works just fine, but apparently with the upgrade I will need a new one. They delayed the upgrade and so I kept making excuses (like Christmas and then taking down Christmas stuff) and finding other priorities as to why today was not a good day to set up my new computer. So that is probably why they are making those phone calls, to people like me who need a nudge or a deadline to quit procrastinating.

Waiting for a call - Silly Sue

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It is not so simple to set up a new computer. Mine crashed in November and while they sent me a replacement computer it took awhile to get it back on line, reinstalling Kapersky, etc, calling support with things not working right away.

Upgrade and new computers - Cheeky MT

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We were told not to set up the new computers because of the delay with the upgrade. However, I know of another MT who was told by tech support yesterday to set it up because it will run. I also found that my computer which I already have from MQ will run the upgrade, they set up a panic situation and misquoted the need for certain parameters and starting sending computers to everyone. ROFLMSBO Talk about a waste of money and time. Sheesh.

New computer - I got mine...

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on Friday. Set it up on Sunday. I never heard anything about NOT setting it up! Lol. It is pretty awesome though. I had an old, old system from years back, and it definitely would not have run the upgrade. I went from half a gig of RAM to 4 gigs! It is pretty sweet and fast, fast, fast. I'm happy.

Just got the same call, have had MQ puter over a month too. - Fossil

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xx

This must mean they are seriously getting ready to roll out the latest version of - DocQCrap. NM

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no msg

LMAO!!!! Love it, love it! - Anon

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