CompanionLink for Outlook - Jun 5, 2017
Have to disagree | By Andrew D
CompanionLink for Outlook - Jun 1, 2017
Thomas was very helpful | By Suzanne S
CompanionLink for Outlook.com - May 24, 2017
Excellent & KnowledgableSupport/ | By Sherry K
CompanionLink for Outlook - May 20, 2017
Very patient help from Jayce | By Fred S
CompanionLink for Outlook.com - May 16, 2017
Great support | By Tina F.
DejaOffice (Android) - May 11, 2017
Expecting the worse but received the best! | By DJ
CompanionLink for Outlook - May 6, 2017
Repair of my Outlook Contacts | By Martin H.
CompanionLink for Outlook - May 5, 2017
Repair of Outlook Contact Notes on my Samsung | By Jax
CompanionLink for Outlook - May 5, 2017
Julie Hochberg Office Manager | By Julie
CompanionLink for Google - May 4, 2017
THOMAS M IS DA MAAAAAAN!!!!!! | By Richard S
Last year I reported that every time Windows was updating (member of the Windows Insider program) it was un-licensing itself. Support ran me around and around, trying things I had already tried, and the basically talk me I was either an idiot or incompetent.
Then, when build 7044 was released on of the items in the Release Notes was, "Fixed an issue where sometimes CompanionLink would un-register after a Windows Update." Did support ever tell me the issue was fixed? NO. Did anyone ever say, "thanks for reporting an issue no one else was finding?" NO.
When I was a Product Manager (or their boss) I would have been livid if a customer had been treated like this and would have done something. I sent both support and sales an email when they tried to get me to "upgrade" explaining my dissatisfaction. Response - silence...
And, the "upgrades" that require a re-purchase with a small discount are really just ways to collecting more money - there aren't any new features, just bug fixes and updates to support the underlying tools. In MY world updates are worth 20% to 30% of the license price, not 80% to 90%...