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I don't think I moan much (at least not in here ;-)) and I really enjoy playing here, but.......
for the first time I was a little annoyed about the way customer services dealt with a small complaint tonight, and I have to say they are normally very good.
I had problems on several tables tonight, on many occasions I couldn't even see, never mind use my action buttons, when they did appear I often only had 2/3 seconds to act.
Mistake I made was to carry on trying to play and reload tables, in fact doing all the things we are advised to do, because of this I was deemed to be playing......next time i guess I go make a sandwich (maybe txt Hhy for that breakie recipe) ;-)
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The people at the top should be thankful of the guys who work on the forum because without them, these loyal customers would have left a long time ago.
I'll try & explain one of these days - in a separate thread - why CC ask the questions they do, & say what they do. It's not ad-lib, it's generally well thought out, & based upon historical evidence & data. Sometimes, though, it misses the spot, & I agree, this example seems unfortunate.
I do hope it does not re-occur tonight, for you or anyone else.
Just one insight for now.
When players have a problem, they should always contact CC. By NOT doing so, you are not helping identify & solve the problem. And here's why.
They have all sorts of monitoring equipment in Head Office, not just for Sky Poker, but for all the SB&G Products. So, when something goes wrong under the bonnet, they can often spot it immediately. Bear in mind that the platform as a whole - not just Sky Poker, the WHOLE platform - regularly - every day - has hundreds of thousands of uniques. ("Uniques" are different people on the site).
Despite all the electronic gizmos in the office, one of the quickest & most reliable ways of knowing if there is a problem at the customer end is via the volume of calls to CC.
If there are (let's say) 200,000 people on site, & they get 20 complaints, does that suggest the problem is with The Business, or the Customer?
Now make that poker only. If, say, 10,000 uniques used the site yesterday (numbers hypothetical) & 50 people complain, at what end do you think the problem is?
And if 1,000 people complain?
And that's why you should always report problems to CC. It helps identify if there is a problem, & if so, at which end.
These figures are not made known to me, but if there WAS a problem last night, or any other night, the Business would be able to make a very quick judgement based on number of contacts made to CC.