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Football247365 said:

Do you work for EA? Yeah lets not hold the company accountable or blame the company for promising something and not delivering. This is a terrible take.

I work for a large corperation that has similar customer service practices to ea, and if I have learned anything, it is that they could not give a single flying f*ck about your complaints or feelings. As long as their (the shareholders) bottom line in not greatly affected negatively, they do not care. So as the consumer, you can either stop consuming the product entirely, or accept that it is what it is and move on with your life.

mberezoski said:

Oh I bought the game, I just have accepted that there are going to issues and that I not going complain or lose sleep over them, or complain cause that is not going to change anything.  

I believe the old fashion saying goes "Someone who does the same thing over and over again and expect's a different result is the definition of insanity"...

"There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, 'Fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me—you can't get fooled again.'"

At this point one should expect nothing from EA but a credit card charge and bad product.

So this post basically says we don’t care about people who didn’t get their ultimate alumni’s but it’s ok to exploit glitches for profit? One is content promised twice now by the company and the other is cheating🤷🏻‍♂️ Not sure how to take this.

mberezoski said:

Oh I bought the game, I just have accepted that there are going to issues and that I not going complain or lose sleep over them, or complain cause that is not going to change anything.  

I believe the old fashion saying goes "Someone who does the same thing over and over again and expect's a different result is the definition of insanity"...

It’s one thing to “not complain,” it’s a completely different thing to go around firing  off at others that they shouldn’t voice their concerns and just accept horrible business practices.  You getting paid by EA?!?!

I think you guys are just feeding the troll. Either that or someone who isn't on the same page as the rest of us. Either way, what do you achieve with these responses? What do you think is the best response, if any?

mberezoski said:

I work for a large corperation that has similar customer service practices to ea, and if I have learned anything, it is that they could not give a single flying f*ck about your complaints or feelings. As long as their (the shareholders) bottom line in not greatly affected negatively, they do not care. So as the consumer, you can either stop consuming the product entirely, or accept that it is what it is and move on with your life.

So every one should not say anything?  The only time EA does anything for us is when we all say something. You sound like a great worker.

mberezoski said:

If a consumer purchases from a company that is well known to have poor customer service and poor product quality, and then decides to complain when they experience the exact thing that is well known about this business, yah I would say it is fair to say that ownership should be placed on the consumer complaining as they made a poor choice believing that the company would provide them with said product without any issues what so ever. 

In summary, stop complaning about it and just accept it, it will make your life a lot easier.

That's not going to hold up against the FTC (Federal Trade Commision).

"We don't have to compensate our customers with the things they paid for specifically and we told them we was going to get, because we're so incompetent they should've known that we was actually never going to give them what they was specifically paid for." Have fun with that in court. Never heard of a worse take in my life. Victim blamers disgust me.

mberezoski said:

I work for a large corperation that has similar customer service practices to ea, and if I have learned anything, it is that they could not give a single flying f*ck about your complaints or feelings. As long as their (the shareholders) bottom line in not greatly affected negatively, they do not care. So as the consumer, you can either stop consuming the product entirely, or accept that it is what it is and move on with your life.

If we want something to get better, we can criticize it. This is a billion dollar company, they should have their shit together. If they don't care about our complaints, I'm sure they will care if the FTC gets involved, or some sort of government.

Br2nc0 said:

If we want something to get better, we can criticize it. This is a billion dollar company, they should have their shit together. If they don't care about our complaints, I'm sure they will care if the FTC gets involved, or some sort of government.

Yes, and there's a theme in there. It's all about the money. Why issues that matter don't get fixed but they immediately fix a glitch that benefits people in team building such as repeatedly getting 1 coin pulls...it's all the same reason as why they are timely with new content and packs but not fixing glitches. They are doing what makes them more money. People complain about this but they wallet out anyway. Wallets speak louder than words. It's all about the money.

Br2nc0 said:

That's not going to hold up against the FTC (Federal Trade Commision).

"We don't have to compensate our customers with the things they paid for specifically and we told them we was going to get, because we're so incompetent they should've known that we was actually never going to give them what they was specifically paid for." Have fun with that in court. Never heard of a worse take in my life. Victim blamers disgust me.

lol, if there was anything to prosecute the FTC would’ve done already. Grow up, as there are a lot of worse things in life to go through then getting screwed by a video game company you dork.

Br2nc0 said:

If we want something to get better, we can criticize it. This is a billion dollar company, they should have their shit together. If they don't care about our complaints, I'm sure they will care if the FTC gets involved, or some sort of government.

The government has more important things to do then go after a company that annually sells a mediocre product because some of the consumers of said mediocre product are upset about that the newest product that they bought from said company is once again mediocre loooool.