Q: You guys do not authorise posts on your Facebook group and do not reply to questions there.
I notice there are many questions unanswered here as well.
Is your company having issues and do I have to request a refund asap?
Samad_Yaara
May 14, 2024A: Thank you for reaching out to us with your concerns regarding our Facebook group and unanswered questions. We apologize for any frustration this may have caused.
While our Facebook group serves as a platform for community interaction, it is not the primary channel we use for addressing customer inquiries. We encourage users to contact us directly through our other support channels for a more efficient and timely response.
Our support team primarily handles inquiries via email and through our chat widget on our website. These channels allow us to provide personalized assistance and ensure that we address each question or concern thoroughly.
I assure you that our company is functioning optimally, and we are committed to providing excellent support to all our valued customers. To address your specific inquiry, please indicate the nature of your issue and kindly forward it to us via email or reach out to us through our chat widget. This will help us swiftly assist you and resolve any outstanding concerns.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation
Wrong.
Your response seems to tick all the boxes, but as part of the onbarding flow, you encourage people to join your Facebook group and then promptly ignore them and have automated weekly posts.
If your FB group means nothing to you I would seriously consider changing how you promote it and encourage people to join. It reflects VERY BADLY on the company - I don't think you really get that. At all.
An IT company that has no idea how to utilise one of the world's largest social media platforms can be seen as pathetic and does not instil any form of confidence.
I'm pretty sure you still will not understand. Pity.