Where is adobe tech support?

Where is adobe tech support?

It is in India i think.
For more info
http://www.adobe.com/company/contact.html?promoid=JOPDO

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    What is Adobe tech supports phone number ?

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  • Has anyone else recently dealt inept Adobe Tech Support?

    This an email I sent to this woman's supervisor:
    I’m writing to let you know that your tech support person, Anumeha, solved my problem. She was the only one that could! She is an asset to your company.
    Give her a raise in pay. Take her to lunch. Do somehing nice for her. Thank you.
    That being said, I’d like to explain how the rest of the tech support people I dealt with on Monday, February 10, were not as good as she was. Not even close. 
    I had to spend my entire day and into the evening before I was lucky enough to connect with Annmeha.
    I’ve attached screen grabs off my iPhone show how much time was wasted, until Anumeha. You’ll see that I was on the phone for 356 minutes / 5.9 hours.
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    I got so I could tell the tech what folder we were going to next. They would ask me how I knew this. I told them that previous techs had me do the same thing. It was maddening.
    What I don’t understand is how no one could fix my problem with Creative Cloud, until Anumeha entered the picture. I have been using Mac since 1987 and Photoshop since version 1 in 1990.
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    Once again, my entire day and evening was consumed by Adobe's inept tech support staff. I don’t know what else to say, other that I am very disappointed in Adobe.
    Adobe makes the best software, in my opinion, in the world, but I feel that Adobe tech support is not the great tech support it used to be. 
    Feel free to pass this along to anyone that might be able to help tech support be better.

    Hi oddstick,
    We are so sorry for this frustrating experience. I will be sure to pass this on to our Quality Initiative team. Is there anything we can do to help you at this point?
    Let us know.
    Thanks,
    Madison

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  • Adobe Tech Support?

    I find that pretty everytime I call Adobe tech support I dred what will ensure.  I find the support team highly unprofessional; rude at times; seem to be having a great time (background noise) unknowledagble, and constantly putting me on hold as they indicate: "I have to check my resources."  Which basically means that they have to read the manual.  My last call was yesterday.  After over an hour of this back anf forth -- out my furstration I asked to speak -- no I demanded to speak to a supervisor.  After another futal attemp to provide a soliution to my problem (not being able to import from DVD, or images that have been downloaded to my HD) I was told that he had to go to a meeting.  And that he would get back to me.  That never happened. 
    This business model really sucks.  One spends thousands of dollars for the programs, but when it comes to resolving our issues, we get a second rate solution.  Many times I get sent links to follow.  If I felt that I could have my answers answered by reading a link, I would.  But many times I can't -- so I call.  This is a horrible system that doesn't really serve the needs of Adobe's customer base.  Totally frustrated, and fed up.

    i can only agree.
    it´s pretty useless to call a tech support these days with a special question... especially adobes "support".
    they have a database, like a FAQ, with answers to common questions.
    you don´t have an expert sitting there that knows how to use the software.
    such a guy would make more money using the software then answering calls.
    i once called a hardware manufacturer (does not exist anymore) who made flatbed scanner.
    the whole LOCAL support team was from china.
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    of course i had to PAY for this call.
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  • Inept Adobe Tech Support wasted an entire day of my life

    This an email I sent to this woman's supervisor:
    I’m writing to let you know that your tech support person, Anumeha, solved my problem. She was the only one that could! She is an asset to your company.
    Give her a raise in pay. Take her to lunch. Do somehing nice for her. Thank you.
    That being said, I’d like to explain how the rest of the tech support people I dealt with on Monday, February 10, were not as good as she was. Not even close. 
    I had to spend my entire day and into the evening before I was lucky enough to connect with Annmeha.
    I’ve attached screen grabs off my iPhone show how much time was wasted, until Anumeha. You’ll see that I was on the phone for 356 minutes / 5.9 hours.
    It started at 10:31 in the morning and the problem was resolved at 8:00 pm. Three different techs had me uninstall my CC software and then reinstall it and you know how time that takes.
    I got so I could tell the tech what folder we were going to next. They would ask me how I knew this. I told them that previous techs had me do the same thing. It was maddening.
    What I don’t understand is how no one could fix my problem with Creative Cloud, until Anumeha entered the picture. I have been using Mac since 1987 and Photoshop since version 1 in 1990.
    I understand how computers work.
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    Adobe makes the best software, in my opinion, in the world, but I feel that Adobe tech support is not the great tech support it used to be. 
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    Hi oddstick,
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    Madison

  • I just migrated from one Mac to another and I got a msg to contact Adobe tech support and report error code 150:30. What do I do?

    I just migrated from one Mac to another and I got a msg to contact Adobe tech support and report error code 150:30. What do I do?@

    Reinstall the software properly. Migration is useless due to the specifics of the activation system.
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  • How can I contact adobe tech support?

    how can I contact adobe tech support directly?

    It beats the **** outta me.  I have been trying to find that out for days.
    The customer support page keeps leading you back to the forum saying there are agents here that you can talk to about your problems.
    I have posted a question and have yet to receive an answer. 

  • Adobe Tech Support Sucks

    I have been told, since Dec 3, after spending 2 hours with a tech in India to resolve my problem. He said he would "escalate" the problem and I would get a call back in 2-4 days. Since then, I have NOT gotten a call back. I have made three more calls getting the same PROMISE. I am paying for a program I cannot use and getting no help from Adobe.
    I suppose THIS will go unanswered as well!

    don't feel bad, I've been on for eight hours attempting to talk with the India Tech Squad. I'm getting ERROR 16 with CC apps. Nobody at abobe can fix it.I'm on hold again. I'd pay someone money to solve this.I better stop now or it won't be pretty. Adobe tech support is not whT it used to be!!

  • Adobe Tech Support NOT Helpful...WORTHLESS?!

    I'm flabbergasted, truly.
    I've had one issue with InDesign and hyperlinking.  First, I posted the issue here to the forum.  No one responded.
    So, I opened a case with Adobe tech support.  I uploaded sample files.  I responded in a timely manner.  I ran through every exercise they gave me.  Nothing seems to fix the issue.
    After so many tries, Tech Support passes me on to someone else (I'm assuming they are escalating the issue?).
    The new person starts from stratch, rather than building on the previous work.
    Today, they even went so far as to ask me to upload samples/examples of the error and to ask me what the username and password was for the FTP.  Uh, its the FTP info that is listed on the tech support website on my case page.  Shouldn't THEY know this??  And I can clearly see my attachment of samples/examples right on my case webpage.
    Am I missing something here??  Is Tech Support worthless??
    Case #181420799.
    This is the second time I've tried to work this issue through tech support.  The first time, after samples/examples, etc., they referred me to Acrobat Developer forums...seriously.
    Insight??  Help??

    Here's what I posted to tech support:  Here's my hyperlinking issue.
    I have an InDesign document with 100+ hyperlinks. When a new hyperlink is created and the document exported to PDF, the new hyperli
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    Each hyperlink is uniquely created and named.
    This is how I create:
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    Type: URL
    Name: Unique Name
    URL: http//www.uniquename.com
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    Type>URL
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    the above steps.  When I export from InDesign to Acrobat, the 51st link now repeats from 51 through 100.
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    Has it ever worked? If so, what's changed? (provide comments in description field): No
    Same results with different file?: No
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  • Error Message - hope forum can help Adobe Tech Support BLOWS

    When opening Acrobat Pro 8.2.1 the following error message pops up
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  • Can I vent about Adobe tech support?

    Man, am I frustrated. I upgraded to CS4 because I was having problems viewing some files in CS3. Concurrently, I upgraded to Snow Leopard. Now, when I open up a page from our site in Dreamweaver, the headlines, which are all in Courier, don't display (you can see them, however, in preview). The very same files display perfectly in CS3.
    I've tried working with the CSS, tried changing the code, all to no avail. Yesterday, I called tech support. He had me reinstall. That did no good. Then he put me on hold, came back, put me on hold again, came back. None of his suggestions worked. About 45 minutes into the call, the line went dead.
    I called again this morning. I explained what we did yesterday and asked for some kind of level two support. The woman said let's try a few things first. The first thing she told me though was that CS4 did not support Courier. I told her I could change fonts to Courier in the body of my document. She put me on hold. Came back, had me change the prefs. That didn't work. Put me on hold again, came back and said that I should contact the community of experts.
    I said but I just spent all this money purchasing your software, why can't I speak to someone on the next level of support. She said the community of experts did work for Adobe. It appeared to me that the people were volunteers who nicely offered their time to help, and while I appreciated that, I really wanted to speak to someone who worked directly for the company. She insisted that they were Adobe employees.
    When I expressed my doubt, the line went dead. This time I was convinced it was not an accident. Now, I'm a reporter by training. I know how to talk to people on the phone, and I know very well that you don't get anywhere by being rude or raising your voice. I was clear however that I did want to speak to someone in Tech support on the next level. But all I ended up with was a dead line and software that doesn't work the way it should.
    Is there some one way to get to Level Two? At this point I'd be willing to pay (even though I don't think I should) to straighten this out.
    Ok, I feel better now.
    Jeff

    jeffisme wrote:
    Man, am I frustrated. I upgraded to CS4 because I was having problems viewing some files in CS3. Concurrently, I upgraded to Snow Leopard. Now, when I open up a page from our site in Dreamweaver, the headlines, which are all in Courier, don't display (you can see them, however, in preview). The very same files display perfectly in CS3.
    Sorry you're having problems, but Snow Leopard was released only a few days ago. CS4 is now a year old. I have upgraded to Snow Leopard without problems, but others have experienced a lot of pain. It's difficult to know where the fault lies.
    She said the community of experts did work for Adobe.
    She's wrong. Community Experts are not Adobe employees. Nor do they receive any payment for the help they offer in the forums. Many of us will be attending a "Community Summit" just before Adobe MAX in Los Angeles in three weeks' time. I intend to raise this point at the meeting.  We're experts in using Adobe programs, not a dumping ground for problems that the paid support staff fail to handle.
    There, I've let off steam too.
    To give feedback about customer/technical support, please post in the Adobe.com feedback forum.

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