enter.net really sucks

[giza]

On one of the anti-spam lists I'm on, a colleague of mine was getting lots of bounces from enter.net in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Not having sent the e-mails that triggered the bounces, he figured he was getting backscatter from poorly written anti-virus software, and inquired about enter.net on the list. So I finally had the opportunity to get THIS out of my system:

No, but I'm not surprised. When I lived in up in Allentown, I knew
folks who worked for and did business with enter.net. All I heard
were complaints about unprofessional and rude behavior on the part of
the owners. (One of the owners went so far as to try and get a former
boss of mine fired when he canceled his company's contract with them
because of the affore-mentioned rude behavior)

Word also is that their rating with the Better Business Bureau leaves
much to be desired.

Draw your own conclusions about their level of clue.

I've also got horror stories from techs who used to work there. Those are available on request. :-)

Comments

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

've also got horror stories from techs who used to work there

Do tell, Unca Giza. ^_^

[kellic.livejournal.com]

I'm game. Anything to make working for my company's IT shop look sane.

[giza.livejournal.com]

Do you read The Daily Shark (http://www.computerworld.com/departments/opinions/sharktank/)? I get their daily newsletter. It's like therapy.

[kellic.livejournal.com]

Thirty days plus five minutes -- but by the book

*sobs uncontrollably* That didn't help...I did that last week but instead of one month its been 5 years. *cries in his paws*

[cyriljackal.livejournal.com]

I was going to work for them a few years back, but after seeing how it was run, in 3 hours I told them it's just not the job for me, and ran.