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Edited by Kupo43: 10/4/2016 6:19:56 PM
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BUNGIE STORE / RESPOND TO YOUR CUSTOMERS

I don't care anymore. There are are so many examples of people not getting responses even after several weeks of waiting for help, I simply don't care about your excuses. You're adults, you run a business, and people are paying for the services/goods you provide. I don't care how busy you are in other areas of your business, find a way to not be so sorry in this department. You at least could have the courtesy to have someone find there way down to the forums and explain the situation to your customers. It would take you five minutes to respond to a post and update everyone, it's really not that difficult. My situation is as simple as not getting a code for the soundtrack I ordered but the lack of communication and unprofessionalism on Bungie's part has made it a much bigger issue. Please give me my item I paid for. [u][b]UPDATE[/b]:[/u] Received an apology email from Bungie support after posting this. Not sure if it was related to the post or not but they have sent the new code and addressed another issue I was having with some physical merchandise as well. I will update later to see if they actually send the item requested. [u][b]2ND UPDATE:[/b][/u] Bungie has sent another email confirming the shipping of my physical merchandise. They included a tracking number as well. I know the wait is frustrating guardians, but keep sending emails until you hear back from the support team. They were very apologetic and very quick to respond to my issues once contact was made.

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  • Edited by KannibalKlown: 10/3/2016 6:30:25 PM
    I'm not defending it, but this is why I avoid all physical merch from gaming / software companies outside of Microsoft themselves. I've been screwed too many times. It's usually one of the following scenarios [b]A) Company X figures "how hard can it be" and they try it themselves[/b] They underestimate how difficult warehouse management + delivery + invoicing + etc. can be and it becomes a disaster. Screwed-up orders, poor support, etc. [b]B) Company X hires the cheapest company they can find, because "how hard can it be"[/b] They get what they pay for. 3rd party Y is practically fly-by-night and in over their head. They screw up and have poor support. Things go sideways. I've seen it happen with both scenarios, so now I don't even bother anymore. As appealing as some T-Shirt or Trinket may seem... it's not worth the near-inevitable disaster I'm sure to face. In this case, I'd "guess" it's "B" with their email forwarding to Company Y. But either way, it sucks. And either way, support should be better.

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