We are well aware of the issues and we are always working on them. Thanks for your feedback.
No problem! Just keep in mind of what I am saying. Our issues are different from your issues. We will call a customer's issue an Issue (capital I) and the company's issue a Problem (capital P). You don't have to fix the root cause of a Problem to fix a customers Issue, you just need to make right the customers Issue. You should be able to resolve at least 15+ Issues an hour per person, and probably more, in most cases (there's always exceptions, but they are the exception.) Fixing a Problem takes more time of course, but fixing a Problem keeps Issues from happening. A quick example, my situation:
For whatever reason funds weren't available in company's PayPal account to transfer to my PayPal account.
To fix the Issue, quickly by 1st/2nd level: Manually send the money from some other PayPal account... takes just a few minutes, regardless of if it is 1st/2nd level support person doing this or queuing requests to group with permission to transfer money from Bank Account through other PayPal accounts, etc...
To fix the Problem, by 3rd level: Fix whatever transfers the money into PayPal, work with PayPal to unfreeze the account, etc... takes much longer.
Even if you know what the Problems are, you shouldn't make customer's Issues depend on the resolution to the Problems. By doing this you keep us happy by fixing our Issues faster and also you're paying a smaller amount of people more pay to solve the Problems (and those fixing Issues are paid less, since it requires less skill.)