Plus, how many people do you think are in the same boat as we are? Hundreds? Thousands? Something like this doesnt get fixed with the press of a button. I'm sure it's far more complicated than that.
Yeah, I feel ya. But nothing will happen until it happens. And no amount of complaining will expedite that process.
We didnt send the email out stating everything has been resolved, they did. If its complicated then its simple, don’t say the issue is resolved. Better yet dont say anything at all. And to generalize support being a hit or miss is dismissive. Banks, cell companies and basically any business or customer service entity rely heavily on support staff working with customers to resolve issues. Customer service is a direct reflection on how a company views it’s customers.
I'm sure they'll get them out to people. They're not just going to leave it unresolved. I don't think people believe they won't ever do anything about it, it's that their standard of managing customer expectations and service recovery is relentlessly terrible at every opportunity. Little to no useful communication and when there is some, it's vague, non-committal statements that something will be done at some point. Instead of getting in front of issues and showing a commitment to excellence, Kabam depends on other customers to cape for them and run interference until they get around to some half-measures. It's working for them, but is that the company they want to be? If it were as simple as just having them out in a flash, they would have done that by now. It really isn't. I think you're assuming that they're not committed to resolving it because it's not taken care of. If they say they're on it, then they're on it. Where did I say it should be a quick or easy fix? I also never said they weren't committed to finding a solution to the issue. Read for comprehension and don't rush to cape. Then I don't understand what it is you're saying. They've updated people along the way, but if there's nothing concrete yet and it's up in the air, it really does very little to say more than they've already said. They can't give definite answers when there are none. All they can do is assure people that they're on it. That's not unreasonable.
I'm sure they'll get them out to people. They're not just going to leave it unresolved. I don't think people believe they won't ever do anything about it, it's that their standard of managing customer expectations and service recovery is relentlessly terrible at every opportunity. Little to no useful communication and when there is some, it's vague, non-committal statements that something will be done at some point. Instead of getting in front of issues and showing a commitment to excellence, Kabam depends on other customers to cape for them and run interference until they get around to some half-measures. It's working for them, but is that the company they want to be? If it were as simple as just having them out in a flash, they would have done that by now. It really isn't. I think you're assuming that they're not committed to resolving it because it's not taken care of. If they say they're on it, then they're on it. Where did I say it should be a quick or easy fix? I also never said they weren't committed to finding a solution to the issue. Read for comprehension and don't rush to cape.
I'm sure they'll get them out to people. They're not just going to leave it unresolved. I don't think people believe they won't ever do anything about it, it's that their standard of managing customer expectations and service recovery is relentlessly terrible at every opportunity. Little to no useful communication and when there is some, it's vague, non-committal statements that something will be done at some point. Instead of getting in front of issues and showing a commitment to excellence, Kabam depends on other customers to cape for them and run interference until they get around to some half-measures. It's working for them, but is that the company they want to be? If it were as simple as just having them out in a flash, they would have done that by now. It really isn't. I think you're assuming that they're not committed to resolving it because it's not taken care of. If they say they're on it, then they're on it.
I'm sure they'll get them out to people. They're not just going to leave it unresolved. I don't think people believe they won't ever do anything about it, it's that their standard of managing customer expectations and service recovery is relentlessly terrible at every opportunity. Little to no useful communication and when there is some, it's vague, non-committal statements that something will be done at some point. Instead of getting in front of issues and showing a commitment to excellence, Kabam depends on other customers to cape for them and run interference until they get around to some half-measures. It's working for them, but is that the company they want to be?
I'm sure they'll get them out to people. They're not just going to leave it unresolved.
Hi @Kabam Miike Didn’t get an email or mention of rewards? Should I have? How do we check that we are getting rewards as due
Hopefully Kabam gets the rewards and Cavalier titles fixed today. Tomorrow is a holiday and we already know Devs dont do weekends.
Hopefully Kabam gets the rewards and Cavalier titles fixed today. Tomorrow is a holiday and we already know Devs dont do weekends. Holding my breath... but judging by this last update they don’t do weekdays very well either lol
They sent emails out and admins have commented earlier in this thread.. so they have reached out.