How does support work and how do I get it?​

How does support work and how do I get it?​

All support requests need to be logged on our system as follows:

There is support on every package.  Support is where something is wrong. 
Not in the content, but in the website functionality. 

SUPPORT:             If users cannot check out, or there is an error on a page, that is a support issue. More detail here.
NOT SUPPORT:    If a picture is wrong or there is a spelling mistake, it is not a support issue, but a content issue.  More detail here.


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