@PinkElephantThanks for the reply. I understand the mechanics of it. But any support team should have some service levels defined, surely?
It cannot be dependent purely on Ticket Flow for the day/week/month. Capacity has to be planned for support, and an SLA given. There usually is a response SLA and a resolution SLA. Evernote Support hasn't given either, no response is pretty bad. Further to that, surely there should be an escalation mechanism. That's the real mechanics of support, not "Queue is growing, waiting time goes up further' - that's just an excuse.
Its now 10 days since I created the ticket. Its not just that there is no response, there is also no timeframe of getting a response.
You should understand that making a reply on a post doesn't constitute any response. Your reply wasn't just unhelpful, it was silly & wasted yours and my time. I specifically asked if there is a mail ID for support other than the Requests tab. If you don't know the answer to that, you could've just ignored the post. Support may not have been a major point for you in signing up, but allow for the possibility that someone else could find this just as important a factor in deciding to subscribe.
@keribeal agree to the lack of commitment on Evernote's part.
Pathetic service should be highlighted, not defended nonsensically.