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I expect to use my $1500 drone at any time - don't you?
It's a darn shame a company would rather lose a customer than offer an apology.
This past weekend, July 1st, 2017, DJI had a large scale infrastructure and authentication problem. This impacted, at a minimum, owners of the P4P, P4A and Inspire platforms. Anyone who had not logged off during the outage WERE NOT affected.
Those who logged out, updated firmware (causing a logout) or purchased new machines were continually met with a Network Unavailable error between Friday night and Monday morning. No support was available during the outage hours and DJI was unaware of the issue as it wasn’t corrected until 5 hours of DJI opening Monday. Support staff confirmed many tickets had been opened concerning the Network Unavailable error owners were experiencing. Yet DJI support teams were never made aware of the issue, the cause or that it was corrected and continually reached out to help 'fix' a problem internal to DJI.
There were many owners (I hesitate to use the word 'owner') who were unable to fly over the weekend. All of this due to this new mandatory logon requirement. One of those owners was myself. I owned an expensive piece of non-functioning plastic for those two days. We were assured this would never happen. I own 3 DJI products but won't purchase another while the logon policy is maintained.
The word from DJI - mum as usual, but a multitude of owners and new purchases were very vocal. I am one of those.
To date I have been banned from the DJI.com forum and the Official Phantom, Mavic and DJI Facebook pages all because I'm demanding an explanation and won't let it go. Will I be banned here, I hope not.
I say again - It's a darn shame a company would rather lose a customer (and it lost many this weekend) than simply offering an apology, cause of the outage and reassurance they were working to not let it happen again. Isn't this what you expect from a mature $10 Billion company?
Would Apple treat you this way? Heck No!
If you have DJI issues you would like to share please contact me at [email protected]. Only true accounts and provable incidents please. Supporting documentation is a must. I'm beginning work on the website today and hope to have something up shortly.
It's a darn shame a company would rather lose a customer than offer an apology.
This past weekend, July 1st, 2017, DJI had a large scale infrastructure and authentication problem. This impacted, at a minimum, owners of the P4P, P4A and Inspire platforms. Anyone who had not logged off during the outage WERE NOT affected.
Those who logged out, updated firmware (causing a logout) or purchased new machines were continually met with a Network Unavailable error between Friday night and Monday morning. No support was available during the outage hours and DJI was unaware of the issue as it wasn’t corrected until 5 hours of DJI opening Monday. Support staff confirmed many tickets had been opened concerning the Network Unavailable error owners were experiencing. Yet DJI support teams were never made aware of the issue, the cause or that it was corrected and continually reached out to help 'fix' a problem internal to DJI.
There were many owners (I hesitate to use the word 'owner') who were unable to fly over the weekend. All of this due to this new mandatory logon requirement. One of those owners was myself. I owned an expensive piece of non-functioning plastic for those two days. We were assured this would never happen. I own 3 DJI products but won't purchase another while the logon policy is maintained.
The word from DJI - mum as usual, but a multitude of owners and new purchases were very vocal. I am one of those.
To date I have been banned from the DJI.com forum and the Official Phantom, Mavic and DJI Facebook pages all because I'm demanding an explanation and won't let it go. Will I be banned here, I hope not.
I say again - It's a darn shame a company would rather lose a customer (and it lost many this weekend) than simply offering an apology, cause of the outage and reassurance they were working to not let it happen again. Isn't this what you expect from a mature $10 Billion company?
Would Apple treat you this way? Heck No!
If you have DJI issues you would like to share please contact me at [email protected]. Only true accounts and provable incidents please. Supporting documentation is a must. I'm beginning work on the website today and hope to have something up shortly.
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