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Posted by Terry Howard @ 9/11/2006 First off, our league bought the league wide Edge package which gives you all the goodies including live scoring. I didn't know this yet, so when I logged in for the first games this weekend, there was a big add for upgrading to the Edge with live scoring. Yeah, I want that, so I click on the call to action banner and go through the buying process. I get back to the league homepage and THEN I see the note from the commish that we should already all have this upgrade. REALLY? Then why the hell is ESPN trying to sell it to me again? I mean seriously guys, it's a simple IF statement and a user database query. You just strong sold me and took my money for a service you should have already been paid for and delivered. That called a con. To make matters worse, they didn't even apply the Edge service I paid for to my existing team, but instead it created some secondary generic Team1 that is attached to no league at all. Yeah guys, that's EXACTLY what I wanted. I wanted to create a new team with no league, 2 days after the season starts. That is called idiocy. So what happens now when I go back in? I have the FantasyCast, but I don't have the rest of the Edge package, like every other team. What the fuck?!?! So it was paid for twice and I STILL don't get it? That is called pissing me off big time. So the final slap is that I go to reply to the customer service email telling me thanks for giving us your money, sucker, and it comes back with a shitty auto-emailer that proclaims that they have upgraded their awesome customer service system to a nifty FAQ! No joke, they actually tried to tell me that direct email customer support has been supplanted with a FAQ, and that is a positive improvement. Fuck you ESPN, that is just lame. I was able to find a contact form buried somewhere on the site to outline my issues and what needs to be fixed, and of course when hitting submit I get sent back to the ESPN homepage. No confirmation of the form being completed or what I should expect next. Basically these guys skipped "Building a Website 101". Lesson learned: Leave web services to web companies, TV networks SUCK at the web. Next year I'm using Yahoo or nothing at all. 0 Comments: |
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