NewBlacksmurf wrote: »They have or had one but they don't answer it.
You can call the office switchboard but you won't get customer service help.
Opening a ticket and then responding via email is your best action
SevenKingdoms wrote: »NewBlacksmurf wrote: »They have or had one but they don't answer it.
You can call the office switchboard but you won't get customer service help.
Opening a ticket and then responding via email is your best action
I'd rather call if I have an issue. Have you ever tried email support with a company?
You'll spend a few days trying to receive assistance, and when you do, you'll get some generic, scripted, copy-paste answer. Then, you have to reply, trying to find a kind way to inform them that not only was their response in no way related to your issue, but mildly insulting as well, that they would even bother sending nonsense like that to your inbox, as you'd rather receive nothing than have your time wasted reading that. Then it turns into a week trying to receive assistance for that one problem.
If rather speak with someone on the phone.
Don't waste your money trying to call them.
I wasted 2hr+ and and £5+ and never got to speak to a living soul. Since then they closed the number I called anyway.
Oh yea...
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/230028/please-improve-customer-support
SevenKingdoms wrote: »Don't waste your money trying to call them.
I wasted 2hr+ and and £5+ and never got to speak to a living soul. Since then they closed the number I called anyway.
Oh yea...
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/230028/please-improve-customer-support
That is hard to believe. A company overseeing a game similar to an MMO, that wants you to spend money in their cash shop, and would like you to subscribe, and they can't keep their phones on?
Just how bad of shape is this game currently in?
SevenKingdoms wrote: »Don't waste your money trying to call them.
I wasted 2hr+ and and £5+ and never got to speak to a living soul. Since then they closed the number I called anyway.
Oh yea...
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/230028/please-improve-customer-support
That is hard to believe. A company overseeing a game similar to an MMO, that wants you to spend money in their cash shop, and would like you to subscribe, and they can't keep their phones on?
Just how bad of shape is this game currently in?
I've only had to contact customer support once for this game, and it was my own fault that I had to do so. I received a reply within a few hours completely resolving my issue. With any company, the key is to make sure that you are selecting the most appropriate drop downs to your problem and explain completely what it is that is wrong and what it is that you would like for them to do for you. The more precise your question and what you want, the easier it is for the agent that is answering that email to give you the information that you truly want.
I've only had to contact customer support once for this game, and it was my own fault that I had to do so. I received a reply within a few hours completely resolving my issue. With any company, the key is to make sure that you are selecting the most appropriate drop downs to your problem and explain completely what it is that is wrong and what it is that you would like for them to do for you. The more precise your question and what you want, the easier it is for the agent that is answering that email to give you the information that you truly want.
Agreed. Also, it helps if you follow three basic rules for any customer support ticket in any situation, (and not just ESO):-
First, be polite. Guess which gets the quickest and most sympathetic response - a ticket apologising for troubling them but wondering if they could please help with a problem, or a ticket reminding them that your crown purchases pay their wages and demanding an immediate action to fix their POS game?
Second, only submit one ticket and then respond to the replies you receive accepting that initially they are going to be automated replies that don't perhaps address the specific problem - they're simply designed to filter the tickets that need a human response from those that don't. Every time you send another ticket on the same issue you add to the backlog and make it worse for you as well as for everyone else.
Third, before you even consider sending in a ticket check the forum for similar problems, if appropriate post an outline of your problem because the chances are someone else has experienced it and can offer useful advice to get you going again, and only then ask yourself if you really need to submit a ticket or is it something you can just accept and move on from - for example do you really need to petition them because you accidentally deleted a water hyacinth and want them to reinstate it?
In short, good manners and a little commonsense go a long way in getting problems resolved!