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January 10, 2023
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Why Is It So Hard to Get Actual Support From the Adobe Support Team?

  • January 10, 2023
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I am an admin of our VIP tenant and I've been working with our lead graphic designer to share out libraries to our userbase.  The behavior on sharing is not what the documentation states.  It seems that not only are there two "everyone" groups (everyone and everyone - tenant ID), but free accounts can't see the libraries shared with them.

 

We spent our first day going around with chat support and being botted and transferred no less than 4 times on that day.  No one even took the time to understand our question, much less provided any useful answers.

 

Come back from the holiday and I call Adobe support at the number provided in our tenant.  Not only was my call disconnected on 3 out of 4 occasions, but the only answer we got was that they had to be a licensed user (Creative Cloud App or Suite) even though Adobe documentation explicitly states both free and licensed accounts will work fine.  During our internal testing, they don't.

 

The vendor that manages our VIP program's own internal team stated that we must schedule an "expert session" to get our problem and questions resolved.  I've been reloading that site all day and getting "Adobe Expert Services - This Calendar is currently unavailable.  FINALLY it loaded after hours of waiting to only provide 1 30 minute slot a week from now.

 

I've got company executives asking about this issue and I still don't have an answer for them because of the lack of support I've received so far.  I would like to speak to someone in domestic support who understands how Adobe cloud works and can provide answers please.

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Kevin Stohlmeyer
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 12, 2023

If you are not getting satisfactory results via the Enterprise support portal (tickets, chat, phone) then I would escalate with your Solutions Consultant. They should be able to help you personally instead of dealing with online support.

Nikhil R Gupta
Legend
January 11, 2023

@DrumManD It could be possible that users may be trying to log in with a company account. By default, there is no storage associated with the Company account. Adobe ID gets 2 GB of free storage.
Without storage, I think the user will not be able to access libraries or any cloud services. Could you ask the users with free accounts to choose a personal account on the login screen and check if they can access and share libraries?

DrumManDAuthor
Participant
January 10, 2023

Provided on more than one occasion.  I even have an open support ticket.  Thanks for the tip!

kglad
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 10, 2023

@DrumManD 

 

did you try chat from your console?