QUOTE(Anonymous26 @ Nov 13 2020, 01:44 PM)
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These are the transcript of the conversation between me and Sony, and my conclusion is:
1.) Sony insists there are system glitches which causes over-commitment of pre-order
2.) They don't really care about the safety and well-being of customer by allocating more stocks to retail store in order to create the hype
3.) The online order will be cancelled to those who failed to make their payment within (1) minute.
4.) Their solution = Refund or wait second batch.
5.) Online customer in their eyes is paying Rupiah, doesn't worth anything to them. Sony= Anti-Online-Customer
6.) The number calling to inform about the cancellation of pre-order is indeed from Sony The Curve.
Bro, while i appreciate you following up and getting clarifications, you are over reacting to this situation man.These are the transcript of the conversation between me and Sony, and my conclusion is:
1.) Sony insists there are system glitches which causes over-commitment of pre-order
2.) They don't really care about the safety and well-being of customer by allocating more stocks to retail store in order to create the hype
3.) The online order will be cancelled to those who failed to make their payment within (1) minute.
4.) Their solution = Refund or wait second batch.
5.) Online customer in their eyes is paying Rupiah, doesn't worth anything to them. Sony= Anti-Online-Customer
6.) The number calling to inform about the cancellation of pre-order is indeed from Sony The Curve.
Sony has their protocol and allocations for each channel, but its also dependant on all channels working properly and staff following precise orders.
How can you control staff making mistakes and software glitch? Just becos some orders were cancelled suddenly they are anti-online consumer? suddenly they are anti-safety?
I also respect the guy layan you so much, he is being given a sh1tty job to explain a sh1tty situation.
Calm down fren.
Nov 13 2020, 02:02 PM
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