Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz wrote on Aug 4
th, 2020 at 5:49pm:
Yeah, ok, that is definitely an example of some poor practice. I am impressed that Hamas got an A+ rating, though.
I will say the entire BBB is not a scam, though, based on considerable dealings I've had with them from both sides(EG as a member and as a consumer). Keep in mind selling the memberships is just like any sales job: some of your sales reps will be fine, upstanding people who know how to promote the product, and some of them will be predatory scumbags. Don't be quick to discount the entire organization.
Disarmonia wrote on Aug 4
th, 2020 at 6:01pm:
That's apparent across all industries lol. Good luck convincing corporations to cut even a penny into their short term gains.
My point, though: it would not cut a single penny into SSG's short-term gains. Especially if they cut corners to resolve cases faster. Let's say hypothetically you were in a raid that became incompletable due to a bug and you opened a ticket with CS. Here's two possible CS responses:
Response A: "Oh, your raid bugged? We're sorry about that, here's 64 raid runes for your trouble."
Response B: ~3 days silence. Ticket closed without comment.
Both of these cost SSG the exact same amount to implement. Which is more likely to make the customer keep spending money?