Just another possible solution from Amazon's end that has worked for me and might help you as well. Yesterday, I got Amazon to *give* me a Digital Imperial Edition code. After over an hour on the phone with me, the supervisor I was speaking to was more than happy to do that. He gave my account a "promotional credit" of the purchase amount, then had me put through an order that successfully completed, without charging me anything.
At that point, they were telling me that I'd be receiving my physical version in *JUNE*. In actuality, it arrived at my house today (though I am out of town today, so I haven't been able to open it yet). I entered the code that Amazon gave to me, so I am not being locked out.
I did tell the Amazon supervisor that this issue was rather common and wasn't just limited to me by any means, and he said that he'd add this solution as a possibility for other customers as well.
Just another possible solution from Amazon's end that has worked for me and might help you as well. Yesterday, I got Amazon to *give* me a Digital Imperial Edition code. After over an hour on the phone with me, the supervisor I was speaking to was more than happy to do that. He gave my account a "promotional credit" of the purchase amount, then had me put through an order that successfully completed, without charging me anything.
At that point, they were telling me that I'd be receiving my physical version in *JUNE*. In actuality, it arrived at my house today (though I am out of town today, so I haven't been able to open it yet). I entered the code that Amazon gave to me, so I am not being locked out.
I did tell the Amazon supervisor that this issue was rather common and wasn't just limited to me by any means, and he said that he'd add this solution as a possibility for other customers as well.
Question is - will this code give us the pre-order bonuses or not?
PlagueMonk wrote: »Just a note......a Zen Rep replied to the OPs linked post saying they are looking into it.
Zenimax should simply accept the early access code as proof of purchase (especially now that it is the 5th and we have all been charged for our copies) and then allow us to GIVE them our money to keep playing. Just means I will be playing for a minimum of 2 months (since I would be already paying for the 2nd month first)
And just an fyi from my end......I got an email saying Amazon had charged me and my physical copy would arrive on 4/8. So for me it isn't too bad regardless, I can handle not logging on for 1 day. Funny thing is, I pre-ordered TESO on 3/29 so why I am getting mine while others, who pre-ordered theirs a months + in advance, I don't quite get. Sorry to all those who are in this position
This situation has really gotten out of hand at this point. I refuse to believe that it is so challenging to respond to a ticket that includes proof of purchase, proof of order date, proof of arrival date, and full chat logs with Amazon reps by adding a couple of days to my access so I don't get locked out. I refuse to believe that it is easier to risk losing this many customers rather than just extend the damned deadline for people or give them some kind of temporary code that will allow them to enter a sub payment.
So at this point, ask yourself this - how serious are you about bailing on this game if ZOS continues to show the same kind of callous disregard for you as a customer? Would you quit?
At this point - 2 days and over 7 hours after starting this crusade - I think I'm ready to say that I'm on the edge of washing my own hands clean of this game and anything to do with Zenimax. As we speak I am compiling a formal complaint to the BBB. This complaint will probably not do anything but tickle ZOS. They are big enough to be able to ignore a D+ score there anyway, so what's really the point?
The point here is that I refuse to be treated this way. I work my ass off to earn an income, and when I spend said income I buy certain rights that go with it. Such as the right not to be ignored and treated like gum stuck on the bottom of your shoe - the right to know what is going on with my situation.
I will give ZOS another 24 hours before submitting my report and leaving ESO permanently. Although Amazon forbids me from cancelling my order at this point, I will dispute it anyway and return it to their warehouse. To those who are still in this situation with me - hang in there. Everyone deserves at least one chance - this is the one I'm giving them.
I am at about the same place as you for my damaged IE. I am about ready to start a formal complaint through the BBB, ask Amazon to take back the damaged product for a full refund, and never bother with ESO again. Never have I experienced such horrendous costumer service (no matter how busy the agents or company are). For example, my Xbox One Day One was riddled with problems and Amazon forgot to package my games. I got a refund on the games within minutes and got my Xbox One Day One edition problems solved within 15 minutes of getting a person on the line. They were more than happy to assist me and make the inconvenience THEIR problem, not MY problem.
As for returning the product to Amazon, a very easy way to return it is to refuse delivery if you are at home when UPS tries to deliver the package. I have done that before and wasn't even charged for return shipping.
zentruehazzrdub17_ESO wrote: »yeah i had 1 day shipping and i still wont get my boxed item untill monday and they want to cut us off on a Sunday when the mail dont run. i have a a e-mail from a agent from back in march saying we would not have to worry about this cut off crap they where aware of the late shipping. now they pull this crap.
@Valethar I think that disgust is going around in droves. Unfortunately, no matter how upset we are or how unfair any of this is, our strife isn't getting the wheels moving.
I hear ya.The institutional apathy radiating from the ZOS mothership is nearly on a par with EA.