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Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:10 pm
by mbrown15
mine is still bouncing despite claims the issue is resolved.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:16 pm
by Potts
Same here. Off On Off On. Just going to have to sit tight.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:20 pm
by pianoman
Up and down here in New Orleans.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:26 pm
by 00ma
Up and down here in Central Florida also

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:45 pm
by hottea
Same here, on and off in Northern Kentucky.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:10 pm
by artguy
Bouncing quite steadily here in Boston!

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:14 pm
by cprompt
My service at home (Kingfield, ME) has been up and down. My service at my store (New VIneyard, ME - 10 miles away), is currently down.

I just spoke with a tech, and he indicated that it is a nationwide issue. I asked why there hadn't been an e-mail notification, and he said that their whole internet was down so their ooma service and their e-mail were both non-functional.

"It should be back up within a day", was his comment.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:16 pm
by amoney
oomg wrote:
amoney wrote:Yes, Ooma was responsible, why becuase of the simple fact, mutiple people had the same error. Who proved this you asked, the answer is all the posts that said so.

If your fine, thats great for you, but other people are not fine, and are requesting improvements.

Please step aside as obviously this does not concern you. ;)
Really! So, if it turned out that a half dozen ATnT subscribers had the same experience, that would mean it is ATnT's fault, right? Same with Verizon or other providers, right? Sorry, your offer of proof fails. At best what you are offering is very weak circumstantial evidence.

By the way, I have as much right to protest your protest as you have to protest in the first place.
So your protesting me wanting improvements? Thats real intelligent thinking there. And just to help you out, that was sarcasim.

Yes Ooma is the responsible party, if I have a issue with ATT or Comcast, I call ATT or Comcast, and they are suppose to figure it out, and if its not entirely under their control, THEY are suppose to contact their partner that is responsible to get a solution etc.

I have said my peace.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:16 pm
by joey
caseybea wrote: As far as I am concerned, it does not matter to me if Ooma was responsible for the outage. What matters is, the outage affected Ooma customers, and it sure as hell would have been nice if Ooma kept the customers up to date in a timely fashion.
From this perspective, I agree. The focus should be on "customer outcomes" not "internal outcomes".

For example, the current status says the red/blue cycling has been resolved several hours ago but my systems are all going up and down like a yo-yo still. I'm happy there is a status page. I realize the majority of the effort is going into fixing the problem not communicating the present status. It would be nice for Ooma to engage their PR/customer facing person (assuming they have one) during outages to give hourly updates rather than a forum admin who is also working on fixing the problem. It would also be nice for us to receive a voicemail message from Ooma after the outage to let us know everything should be fixed, etc. etc.. A little bit of proactivity goes a long way towards customer satisfaction.

Don't get me wrong, I'm been very happy with my ooma devices (was a beta tester) and I recommend them to everyone. In times of crisis people simply want to have their expectations set and reset as often as possible.

Re: ooma Outages - Corrective action plan

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:19 pm
by nitecourt
Mine just went up and down as I post this at 6:16PM Eastern.