I think the tech team has its work cut out to solve all these bugs as well.
Some things just simply shouldn't take so long. My amazon gift card is overdue. Was told yesterday that it was sent to me by Stephanie but I never received it. Told to contact support with the details but that means more waiting. My friend went through the same. No reply today. Sad thing is my gift code is for a small amount and not worth the hassle. There really shouldn't be issues with the amazon payments assuming it is the same system.
No sign of my echeck either which is overdue now. Saying they are sorry and explaining the situation would go a long way to increasing my patience.
I still think if we pick a time for a swap it should be all in one and the payment is sent "automagically" as soon as the swap matures. None of this 5-10 business days wait on top. At the very least if they are going to tack on 5-10 business days it better be done within that time frame!
Zorba the Greek, indeed. Great example and exactly what I had in mind. Monty Python's "Look On the Bright Side" is one of my favorites for dealing with woes. I might add that I thought many R+ users, some of whom are on this forum, exhibited a Zorba-like sense of humor when R+ went down taking a significant sum of some customer's money with them.
Today I received payment for the $120.00 request made from CellNuvo using the eCheck option. I used the printer option as instant transfer has a fee (already lost $120 by cashing out fast to meet phone bills). I figured I'd share since some mentioned their check was pass due.
Edit:
They are using Deluxe eChecks (for those curious).
It prints like a normal check with
a verification barcode. I paid no fee (check option used). To cash out the points; yes, I did sacrifice 50% of the earnings on that particular account. Time will tell if my credit union complains about this type of check.
In our case, we needed the funds while the rest pays out with the established point schedules. Also, we figured it would be a good idea to cash out part sooner just in case they go under being that the fact is things are too erratic (some like payments are delayed, some like the app and these new policies are rushed, etc).
To be honest, my present confidence level on the company is about 20%. Ad for the rest of the family, probably under. I know stuff happens, so I am willing to continue to give them a chance.
Now, I will admit we have all practically stopped swiping due to the current return on investment and lack of confidence. Anyway, as with everything, time will tell a tale.