Online support chat...

[#1]

Do/would you use it?
I shied away from them originally but now it's a preferred method of contact for many companies especially when they are either abroad or lines seems busy.
And the bonus is you can save a copy of the text for confirmation of what's been discussed.

[#2]

I use it with O2.
Found the support to be rather hit and miss (mainly miss) but it's far more convenient.

[#3]

I use it for Payoneer (my wife has a card) and they are based in New York, I think. their support is excellent.
And just used it with Seagate to confirm receipt of a HDD sent a few days ago but not yet showing as received on their site. I was told it has been received.

[#4]

Yes, I have used it a couple of times with Scottish & Southern Electricity....  Found it very good, and as you say, can save it and use it against them if needed ! ! !....
I must have been using a very old  browser, because their site does not work with IE9 and I says it only works with up to Firefox 3..
I did contact them by email, to say it was about time they "updated" their system, and the reply was that it would be done "in the near future".... when pressed on this, the guy stated that he agreed it should have been done before now, but expected it "might" be done by the end of the year.! !  
Not very good for the customer point of view........

[#5]

i    bought a  key  board,  and  chatted   to the  on line      consultant....
  the  wedding  is now  next week!!

[#6]

Quote from: shutter

I must have been using a very old  browser, because their site does not work with IE9 and I says it only works with up to Firefox 3..

Seagate posted a message to say that their chat is only available in Chrome, IE and Opera - FF not supported at all. I thought I'd have to enter all my details and that of the HDD again but tried copy/paste the URL into IE and it went straight into the chat.

[#7]

I prefer this method to actully chatting over the phone