Sometimes you just don't get it right. It's true for individuals, but it's also true of large organizations. If you needed support from Adobe recently, you may have been feeling like we failed you. Rightly so. We haven't been doing as well as we should. It wouldn't be visible from the outside, but we've been working behind the scenes to put Adobe on a better path. Today, Adobe would like to formally apologize and promise to do better.
Lambert Walsh, VP, Technical Services speaks for Adobe on this subject: "Adobe is committed to providing the most advanced, innovative products and services in the world. Recently, however, our customers have experienced a level of service that is inconsistent with what they expect and deserve. This is unacceptable and we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused. We are working diligently to resolve these issues."
The whole letter (PDF, 424 K) can be found on the Adobe support site.
We are actively engaged in a productive conversation with Adobe users who have had poor service at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123258472738 Lambert and his team member Tracy Moisan are engaged in the conversation and we are closely tracking the outcome of issues that get brought to the attention of the email address listed as the way to get unresolved problems addressed.