Back in the first year or two of this forum, mods suggested approaching a problem by:
Doing a good faith search of the Wyze online documentation and help pages
Doing a good faith search of the Forum topics and replies
Opening a Topic here and a ticket with support simultaneously
Roughly, the idea was that a solution might be found more immediately on the forum - and if so, the support ticket could be closed - but, if not, the ticket was already established and in process.
It seemed to me the forum and support channels also cross-fertilized this way. I would refer to the ticket number and responses from support in the forum thread, and provide a link to the forum topic to support.
And it documented how well and willingly the support system was performing.
Here’s an example of that in 2019 before I became world-weary:
For whatever it’s worth, I’m on board with the “email’s” contraction as being valid as used in the initial post (though I would tend to write it as the hyphenated “e-mail’s”).
I reckon we’re all selective to one extent or another. When I started using e-mail, it was hyphenated, so I’ve stuck with it, much like how I continue to write “Web site” instead of “website” when discussing the “World Wide Web”.
That hasn’t been my typical experience, but I’m genuinely glad that it was yours this time and that you received a prompt resolution.
I will say that the one time I contacted Support via e-mail to address an issue related to an attempted order, that one was resolved pretty quickly (within a day or so). Anything on the technical side has seemed to involve a lot of unnecessary back-and-forth and miscommunication.
That totally makes sense. I’ve gotten the feeling that the suggestions offered here draw from a larger knowledge base of real-world experiences. I don’t have the confidence that many Wyze Wizards are given the training or freedom to exercise critical thought in solving product problems.