crystal cascades
(?)Community Member
- Posted: Wed, 15 Jan 2014 03:11:38 +0000
Don't get me wrong, I understand why this is done. I just think that there should be a different way of handling the reactivation of these closed accounts; namely, something more efficient (though I don't have something specific in mind).
Presently, to reactivate an account, one must file a ticket. The generic "expect a personalized response in 14 business days" is received.
I don't know about you, but 14 business days seems a bit long for someone who just wants to log into their account after being away for a while.
Now let's factor in how long it actually takes for a ticket to be handled. I haven't been on for a few years now so I don't really know what it is, but apparently 30 days is the average from what others say. If this is true, this should be reflected in the ticket itself. I'm sure this will reduce the many exchanges of: "it's been 14 business days, why haven't I gotten a response yet?" "The average response rate is actually 30 days!"
(Though from my experience, 30 days doesn't make much of a difference when you still don't get a response in that time. It's almost been 3 months myself.)
Evidently, the issue is with customer service and the speed with which it deals with inquiries. Can there not be a different way for users to reactivate their accounts? It's hardly motivating to become a member of this site once again when I'm asked to wait so long just to log in.
If you're going to close my account due to inactivity, I'd rather not have to wait months for its reactivation.
Presently, to reactivate an account, one must file a ticket. The generic "expect a personalized response in 14 business days" is received.
I don't know about you, but 14 business days seems a bit long for someone who just wants to log into their account after being away for a while.
Now let's factor in how long it actually takes for a ticket to be handled. I haven't been on for a few years now so I don't really know what it is, but apparently 30 days is the average from what others say. If this is true, this should be reflected in the ticket itself. I'm sure this will reduce the many exchanges of: "it's been 14 business days, why haven't I gotten a response yet?" "The average response rate is actually 30 days!"
(Though from my experience, 30 days doesn't make much of a difference when you still don't get a response in that time. It's almost been 3 months myself.)
Evidently, the issue is with customer service and the speed with which it deals with inquiries. Can there not be a different way for users to reactivate their accounts? It's hardly motivating to become a member of this site once again when I'm asked to wait so long just to log in.
If you're going to close my account due to inactivity, I'd rather not have to wait months for its reactivation.