Journal Hemos's Journal: Stupid Online/Offline Services 6
So, I had been playing The Sims Online for a bit. It's a decent enough MMOG, but the time commitment for MMOG is just so huge, that it's not something I can really see myself getting into it. Especially since I'm on IRC all day as it is, so I see enough "hey dude!" and "lol".
My introductory subscription ran out on the 3rd, and I got dinged for the next month's subscription fee. So, I go to cancel, the same way I signed up - on eagames.com. That's when I find out that you have to call them. Now, it is an 800 number, but that's like another 10 minutes or so, and you have to say why you are quitting. Bad move, EA. Now you've just made me cranky about your game.
Moo3 (Score:1)
I don't know why I bothered to paste hyperlinks into your journal. It's not like you don't know how to use Google. I am so lame.
Re:Moo3 (Score:3, Interesting)
Nah (Score:1)
However, I can't imagine that you _have to_ give a reason. I don't even think this would be legal.
At least not where I live.
Why should they care if you're cranky? (Score:2)
Quitting (Score:1)
One of my new personal issues is how slow the California DMV has been about getting online services. Somehow, by the year 2003, I would expect to be able to request dupplicate registration stickers and such Online, rather that having to print out a form