ED representative, Visage, relayed notification that the issue with confirmation e-mails for Yahoo users had been resolved on 9-29-2016. Since then myself, and several other @sbcglobal.net or @att.net users are still not receiving confirmation e-mails. I have since submitted a support ticket in which Cherry credits replied asking for 3 of my IGNS (9-30). The next reply received (10-3) stated that the Yahoo issue had been fixed last week and to try again.
I'm all for ED partnering with Cherry Credits to resolve QA issues but this notion of not fully reading tickets nor providing a solution does not bode well. I experienced similar dissatisfaction with Nexon support, numerous times, but it is much too early to write off ED.
This entire situation can be resolved if ED will allow affected users to change their registered e-mail addresses to another of their choosing (i.e.: @gmail.com). Affected users are stuck in limbo and have detailed, eloquently, the gravity of this situation. Swift intervention is now needed by ED and changes need to be performed on the back end (instead of waiting for Yahoo/AOL/AT&T/Mail.com to provide a solution)
I'm all for ED partnering with Cherry Credits to resolve QA issues but this notion of not fully reading tickets nor providing a solution does not bode well. I experienced similar dissatisfaction with Nexon support, numerous times, but it is much too early to write off ED.
This entire situation can be resolved if ED will allow affected users to change their registered e-mail addresses to another of their choosing (i.e.: @gmail.com). Affected users are stuck in limbo and have detailed, eloquently, the gravity of this situation. Swift intervention is now needed by ED and changes need to be performed on the back end (instead of waiting for Yahoo/AOL/AT&T/Mail.com to provide a solution)
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