We take any recommendation we make very seriously, and wanted to make sure none of our customers got burned dealing with a company we said nice things about.
As you may be aware, we recently took on DarkWaltz4, the creator and coder of the popular vBCredits system. DarkWaltz (John) is now a part of the DBTech family, and DBTech is the new home of his vBCredits modification.
John kindly allowed Rob to continue to develop his own version of vBCredits at vbcredits.com, and on several occasions we were happy to recommend vbCredits.com products to people (http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/threads/776-Hello?p=4146&viewfull=1#post4146), and we even offer a discount to vBCredits.com customers (which we will continue to do)
I did this because I have no problem with other companies who do a good job, and offer good products, and if I think they can help our users then I will recommend them.
Now the bad news:
We've received a few complaints about vbcredits.com over the past few days, ranging from support issues not being dealt with to, most shockingly of all, vBCredits.com staff hiding posts which criticise the company!
One of our long time customers Trekkan made some posts over on vbcredits.com. Because these questions were difficult ones which the owner had no real answer to, he resolved it by putting Trekkan on global ignore, so no other customers could see his complaints! What is worse is Trekkan is a PAYING CUSTOMER at vbcredits.com!
You can see evidence of this here:
It has been brought to my attention that the exact same thing has been done with our account over on vbcredits.com (even though as you can see, we have never done any such thing here at dragonbyte-tech.com)
Since this company censors users with complaints, and since we have received complaints about their lack of customer service and their unfulfilled promises (and god only knows how many other users have complained and had their posts hidden and are unaware of it) we have to revoke any recommendation we may have made, and apologise to any DBTech customers who may have been to the site and been shoddily treated.
We hope that Rob and the team at vbcredits.com realise that hiding customer complaints in the hope people don't find out is not the correct way to do business, and that it will put people off of purchasing from them.
I must point out that there is no evidence that Brad (TheMayhem on vbulletin.org - http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/member.php?u=22621 ) is aware of this behaviour, or even knows about how Rob handles complaints. I'm a big fan of Brad's work, and I hope that he has nothing to do with this. If anyone wants to let him know please feel free. I don't feel that it would go down well coming from us.
Feel free to express your opinion on the matter in this thread: We're very interested in how you guys feel about this, and whether or not you feel it's acceptable behaviour for a company.
Thanks for reading guys and sorry for any inconvenience.
- DBTech Ownership
As you may be aware, we recently took on DarkWaltz4, the creator and coder of the popular vBCredits system. DarkWaltz (John) is now a part of the DBTech family, and DBTech is the new home of his vBCredits modification.
John kindly allowed Rob to continue to develop his own version of vBCredits at vbcredits.com, and on several occasions we were happy to recommend vbCredits.com products to people (http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/threads/776-Hello?p=4146&viewfull=1#post4146), and we even offer a discount to vBCredits.com customers (which we will continue to do)
I did this because I have no problem with other companies who do a good job, and offer good products, and if I think they can help our users then I will recommend them.
Now the bad news:
We've received a few complaints about vbcredits.com over the past few days, ranging from support issues not being dealt with to, most shockingly of all, vBCredits.com staff hiding posts which criticise the company!
One of our long time customers Trekkan made some posts over on vbcredits.com. Because these questions were difficult ones which the owner had no real answer to, he resolved it by putting Trekkan on global ignore, so no other customers could see his complaints! What is worse is Trekkan is a PAYING CUSTOMER at vbcredits.com!
You can see evidence of this here:
It has been brought to my attention that the exact same thing has been done with our account over on vbcredits.com (even though as you can see, we have never done any such thing here at dragonbyte-tech.com)
Since this company censors users with complaints, and since we have received complaints about their lack of customer service and their unfulfilled promises (and god only knows how many other users have complained and had their posts hidden and are unaware of it) we have to revoke any recommendation we may have made, and apologise to any DBTech customers who may have been to the site and been shoddily treated.
We hope that Rob and the team at vbcredits.com realise that hiding customer complaints in the hope people don't find out is not the correct way to do business, and that it will put people off of purchasing from them.
I must point out that there is no evidence that Brad (TheMayhem on vbulletin.org - http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/member.php?u=22621 ) is aware of this behaviour, or even knows about how Rob handles complaints. I'm a big fan of Brad's work, and I hope that he has nothing to do with this. If anyone wants to let him know please feel free. I don't feel that it would go down well coming from us.
Feel free to express your opinion on the matter in this thread: We're very interested in how you guys feel about this, and whether or not you feel it's acceptable behaviour for a company.
Thanks for reading guys and sorry for any inconvenience.
- DBTech Ownership
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