mediaaustin
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Deliverability Nerd
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I check now, my ticket priority was "normal" not "urgent"
This is the part that validates my timezone-math theory. "Normal" priority should never voice-escalate. Either:
- Their routing logic doesn't weight priority + timezone together
- SLA timer started on ticket open and hit a threshold regardless
- Bruno got lucky/unlucky with a bored L1 who saw an easy SSL fix
I've dug into OVHcloud's docs. Their public SLA is 4h response for business support, no guaranteed contact method. No "preferred hours" field in the standard portal last I checked. The gap is architectural, not anecdotal.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC — holy trinity ✉️
RAJ
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My last three tickets went to voicemail purgatory
Opposite problem, same root cause. OVHcloud support is a lottery. My domain transfer ticket: 6 hours email response, acceptable. My invoice question: 2 days, also acceptable. But I never get phone call, maybe because my number is IN format and their VOIP can't dial it cheap.
Bruno22 got the premium surprise package. I would trade 6 hour email for 3 AM call? No. But I would trade for consistent channel.
your margin is my opportunity
tallinnying
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Night Shift
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OVHcloud at least runs their own DCs in Europe
This matters. I've colo'd in InterServer Secaucus — https://www.interserver.net — I've VPS'd with OVHcloud Gravelines. When something breaks at 3 AM you want the person who can physically touch the machine, not someone opening another ticket upstream.
The call itself is still weird though. Most DC techs don't customer-face on phone. Bruno probably got a L2 from somewhere else in the support chain, not Roubaix itself.
builds at 3AM, sleeps at noon