Reply to "Auctionsniper should EMAIL AN ALERT TO CUSTOMERS WHEN SYSTEM GOES DOWN"

region2Member

Hang on - this makes no sense - I have no snipes affected by the 'crash' so why would I want an email telling me that there was a problem. That would be like the Government contacting me because there are roadworks on a road that I occasionally use. However, if I was on that road then some signs warning me of a problem ahead would be useful (great simile!)

I think your rant here, whilst justified in your own mind, has been made over and over, over the last few days - why not contact AS directly via the Help tab and get an official response to your suggestion.

R2

1/29/082:09 AM

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