Contacting ThemeX Via Website
I decided to contace them for two reasons.
The first is to make sure they are made aware of a problem as soon as possible The sooner they are told the sooner they should (hopefully) try to rectify the situation. If nobody bothers to tell them then who knows how long it would take for them to find out themselves?
The second is because prolonged periods of either no video or unwatchable video is not something they should think customers are unconcerned about.
If they are inundated with messages then they could take a simple step to minimise this, just by posting a message on their web site letting customers know they are aware of any problem and re-assuring people it is being put right.
ThemeX took several days to put up anything on their site during the transpoder changeover when we lost signals for several days after the alleged starting date. During the days when the signals would not clear correctly last week, and this new repeat of that situation they have not mentioned anything about it on Themex.tv.
Because of the nature of satellite reception it is natural that people are not immediately sure why they have lost a signal. I personally initially wonder if it is my equipment, my card, problems with the dish, atmospheric conditions or problems with the uplink/downlink. I doubt if I am alone.
As things stand the only ways to find out if the problem is caused by external circumstances is via Forums or contacting ThemeX. If as you say they take 14/15 days to reply, (or not at all in my case) then that is not much help, and hardly any wonder they get lots of messages.
I understand and appreciate that these things can be caused by technical problems, and can take time to put right. I have no issue with ThemeX about that, and will continue to be patient while things are corrected.
It is the lack of information which makes me impatient, and I doubt if I am the only one.
The web site could be updated in a matter of minutes if they wanted to. Then customers would know immediately that ThemeX were aware of the situation. This might not satisfy all their customers, but at least it would show some courtesy, and relieve people's worries that the fault is with their equipment.