Buyer BEWARE
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First, I’ll state up front that we don’t have any special configuration on our server that should prevent this from working, and in fact it worked fine until we decided to purchase a premium option to get email piping functionality, which did not work at all. Even after we contacted support (heads up, they take anywhere from 48 hours to over a week to respond), and set up an admin account in WP for them to take a look, and an FTP account as well, even their support people couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t working. They then asked for root access to our server. Nope. Sorry. If you think I’m giving root access to my servers to someone who has already demonstrated business worst-practices and acted in what I consider to be in extremely bad faith, you’re insane.
I then suggested that we should just agree that this doesn’t work for us, and to please refund our money and go our separate ways. They told me they’d have to refer this to ‘Customer Relations’ who never responded. When I followed up, they refused to a refund, and hid behind clauses in their TOS, instead of acting honestly and honorably and simply writing us off as an unhappy customer.
At the end of the day, the simple fact is that we, a charitable nonprofit, needed a simple and affordable solution for a help desk. This didn’t work for us, and we just wanted our money back so we could move on, and instead got nothing but attitude and excuses from them. If you are an honest company with a good product, you should stand behind your product 100% and if it doesn’t work for someone, don’t take their money. That’s how I was raised, anyway. The minute you start quoting terms of service as an excuse for your lack of support and overall bad behavior, that’s when alarm bells go off.
This may be the cheapest solution out there, but you get what you pay for.
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