travelinmusic wrote:It is called the cost of doing business. If you can not solve a small problem within 30 days then you pay it out. Like I said before, you are losing way more than $50 by delaying. Losing customers who read the forums and realize they do not want to mine here due to issues. You would have made hundreds off the dozens of miners I have pointed elsewhere due to this. It is not just any $50, it is the very first $50 I earned here.
Hire some help. Not maybe in a few months. Yesterday already. You do not have to resolve an answer to every issue, It is cheaper to pay it if it is too complicated than to waste a day researching it. The 21 tickets you speak of are likely the same 21 tickets of a month ago.
It is not my desire to call names but the squeaky wheel gets the grease. I will increase rhetoric until paid.
I appreciate the services offered here and am happy to work for you for free troubleshooting issues in the forum and suggesting you cash out at Kraken (did you cash out there? did you get your $50? or $500,000?) All I am asking for is not to be dissed. I would guestimate that by not paying me the $50 2 months ago, you have lost $5000+. Or perhaps $50,000. When the class action suit hits, it could be $50,000,000.
I was able to close 150 of the 350 support tickets today, and plan to continue working on them.
I think this topic deserves a more detailed explanation though, because it's a problem with the entire industry. The core problem, as you pointed out, is that we do not have sufficient manpower to answer the tickets. This is the same issue with Coinbase, Kraken, and most other cryptocurrency companies, and it's why people are always frustrated with poor customer service and crashes and bugs at every site. While one would think that customer service could be handled by unskilled labor, most tickets require an understanding of coins and coding.
There simply aren't enough competent developers to fulfill the demand for them. We've already made two offers and they were rejected; a third is outstanding right now. At the same time, we have a large surplus of money and continue to get inundated with investment offers. There is too much money and too little talent, and even though we are offering six-figure packages, people are unwilling to quit jobs in other industries because they generally see cryptocurrency as a fad or unstable.
In conclusion, we're trying to obtain additional manpower as quickly as possible. In the meantime, I've been working to resolve tickets as quickly as possible, and I apologize for the delays.
In regards to your ticket, I told you in the ticket that because you threatened legal action, I cannot comment further on the issue at this time. We will get back to you when we have additional information.