Every few months, Myspace has issues and you get a boring excuse and rather brash message "Wait it out!" or "dont email me about this". I know having issues is frustrating, but why the heck take it out on your users? Yahoo, for example, will not tell you to "wait it out" or "dont email us about this".
I am starting to think Myspace is run by adolescents who have no sense of customer satistfaction. So, what do you think? Is myspace admins ignorant or rude and/or inexperienced?
Myspace is buggy. "Wait It Out". Rude? or what?
The tech savvy have no clue about public relations. The site admin is a typical millionaire pompous jack off. While I understand this chick up above said they have a million people asking why something isn't working, he could be less douchebaggish and rephrase his "don't email me about this" to carry a better more positive demeanor. He is suppose to be our friend, right??? :)
And, to answer this other close minded f-tard on here, who buys myspace? Everyone who consumes and purchases and frequently uses that site, is, in turn buying myspace. To an average user, a subsequent marketing interaction exists between their CSS style code and the advertisement carefully placed subliminally on every page, between every click.
Myspace is as big a corporate whore as the golden arches.
Myspace is buggy. "Wait It Out". Rude? or what?
none of the above
i have friends who work for myspace and they are simply swamped with having the most popular website in the world
it's impossible to individually reply to each person asking why such-n-such isnt working, which is why they have automated replies
imagine being Tom and having 9827349827 people every day sending you a message asking why their bulletins arent working..... it would be rough, right?
if you would like to subscribe to an official myspace help blog where they tell you which problems they are already aware of, go here
myspace.com/myspacehelp
Myspace is buggy. "Wait It Out". Rude? or what?
"customer satisfaction"
who BUYS myspace?
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