QUOTE(aragorn2976 @ Nov 15 2014, 11:04 PM)
*Sigh*... Yea. I did send some stuff to their Twitter last time. I don't blame the CS ground troops, just the management. Poor leadership and integrity... Their management probably told them to shut up (minimise legal liability) and hope that angry people go away... Yes, they will, to their competitors....
QUOTE(Fjive @ Nov 15 2014, 11:08 PM)
Maxis failed to handle to situation up til now, did almost nothing to salvage the situation and maintained a 'tidak apa' attitude towards customer
- did not know how to manage customer's expectation
- one excuse to cover another
- did not engage a proper courier service company to handle the delivery
QUOTE(netbeans @ Nov 15 2014, 11:40 PM)
The whole planning was doomed from the get go. Anything that can go wrong, went wrong, and no official response frm the mgt, makes the whole fiasco spiral out of control.
Appointing 1 co. to handle all the delivery, was also a mistake. Maybe bound by contract, so can't terminate. Hope there is a penalty clause with hefty fine to the 'favorite' courier partner who single handedly screwed up the whole delivery process.
Guys guys..calm down. Up until now, it is very apparent that current situation is that there is just not enough stock to go around and they have no control over the current situation. Apple are still sending them stocks but at very limited quantities. I dont think that there is much the company can do at the moment to calm angry customers rather than offer a bit of compensation like the Rm100 rebate and keep o pushing the delivery date further. They are allowing customers to cancel their orders which I think some of you who cant wait should do so. To save yourself from further heartbreak, I would sugest you dont put to much hope with their cs' promises.
This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Nov 16 2014, 01:02 AM