Okay so I'm at Wal-Mart and I picked up a copy of "TEH PC GAMER ULTIMATE STRATEGY GUIDE GUILD WARS EDITION" thinking that I was going to score a big mini-destroyer. I found it a bit odd that none of the guides were sealed in plastic on the shelf, but absentmindedly I dismissed it... too distracted by the pages of concept art.
Anyway... I get home and type this sucker in and BLAM IN UR FACE... Key is in use. Well this sucks, I'm thinking. The error message directed me to contact technical support, something I normally never do... maybe because 99% of my experiences with technical support were about as productive as having a conversation with a RED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GOing brick wall.
Long story short... A-net told me there was "Nothing they could do" and told me to go talk to PC Gamer. What do you think PC Gamer told me? Exactly - "Go talk to ArenaNet, it's not our problem."
Is this how ArenaNet treats customers of over 2 years? I've never seen a company make so little effort to help a customer with a problem in my life. Hell, I've gotten better tech support from my phone company... and half of them don't speak english.
Thanks ArenaNet. All I can say is that I will think twice before buying another one of your products.
Amazing experience w/ the Mini Destroyer
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Originally Posted by Blanche Neige
Let me see if i understand something... if none of magazines were sealed with the plastic then someone could have taken a view to it and steal the code and the mini.
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Originally Posted by Domino
Okay so I'm at Wal-Mart and I picked up a copy of "TEH PC GAMER ULTIMATE STRATEGY GUIDE GUILD WARS EDITION" thinking that I was going to score a big mini-destroyer. I found it a bit odd that none of the guides were sealed in plastic on the shelf, but absentmindedly I dismissed it... too distracted by the pages of concept art.
Anyway... I get home and type this sucker in and BLAM IN UR FACE... Key is in use. Well this sucks, I'm thinking. The error message directed me to contact technical support, something I normally never do... maybe because 99% of my experiences with technical support were about as productive as having a conversation with a RED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GORED ENGINE GOing brick wall. Long story short... A-net told me there was "Nothing they could do" and told me to go talk to PC Gamer. What do you think PC Gamer told me? Exactly - "Go talk to ArenaNet, it's not our problem." Is this how ArenaNet treats customers of over 2 years? I've never seen a company make so little effort to help a customer with a problem in my life. Hell, I've gotten better tech support from my phone company... and half of them don't speak english. Thanks ArenaNet. All I can say is that I will think twice before buying another one of your products. |

