1. Blizzard has the worst customer service imaginable for a service dealing directly with people (World of Warcraft online gaming). It is impossible to get in game support - they send a canned response apologizing for not being able to contact you when you were online the entire time waiting for ...
I am sick and tired of blizzard not addressing complaints about the in game content on world of warcraft. They repeatedly ignore user complaints and users are rude and vulgar and although the tos covers this blizzard does nothing about it. ...
I think Blizzrd should have two systems running so when they need to take the computer off line they can switch over to the other system once upgrades are done switch it back. The wait time for people is rediculas. People are paying 40 bucks every 2 months and how much time has the network crashed ...
I had a World of Warcraft account for about 3.5 years. It was all good until this summer. Then I start getting bans for IP's matching something or whatever. I get computer generated responses from what are supposed to be customer support. I endure until finally my account is closed in early August. ...
Blizzard does not have a 1-800 number so therefore you are charged several dollars a minute just to receive technical support for something that is their fault anyways, ie servers being down (which happens quite frequently) in addition to the $16 you have you have to pay per month. They also do not ...
World of Warcraft is a massively multi-player online game costing about 15 dollars a month, paid by 11.5 million subscribers. Since November of around the time of the "World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King" release, the patrons of World of Warcraft have run into an inability to access ...