"What happened to my support ticket?"

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@bombayduck @bujin I’ve notified staff.

@bujin I’m thinking these are the ticket numbers you are referring to:

@bombayduck Would you please post here the ticket number(s)?

#7743.

But like I said, things do seem a little backed up with support at the moment and coupled with Saint’s recent posts, I’m not trying to push for my ticket to be resolved ASAP. It’s not an issue for me at the moment, but thank you for your proactiveness regardless.

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That’s correct.

Thank you.

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Hey its been 5 days since i sent in a ticket without a reply. No rush or complaints just posting it here to notify, thanks!

May 8, 2022 9:13 pm (day i sent in ticket)

#8155 (ticket #)

Ticket #7648
Just waiting on an update. It’s been 6 biz days since the last one.
Being patient, just wanna make sure I’m not missing anything.

There seems to be a hierarchy regarding the content of the ticket. Content such as wrong order, refund, or not receiving/can’t download subs take priority. Then it depends on the length or the complexity of the content, the more straightforward the sooner they get reply. Having said all this, the 5 business days maximum reply seems no longer be the case. I have no issue with that, just wanna point that out so we can stop counting the days lol

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Hello @RVconsultant & @SaintSovereign,

I created this forum account just to get the staff’s attention. I submitted a support ticket four weeks ago and have sent a weekly reminder ever since but still no reply. The number is #7747. Please look into it, thanks.

That weekly reminder is probably where you fucked up. I think the additional replies to an existing ticket puts that ticket into a lesser priority queue, and since support is backed up with an absurd amount of tickets it will take quite a while for yours to be addressed.

That’s my best guess at least. I’d open another ticket if I were you, just to play it safe.

I understand. It sounds like a pretty inefficient system. The system should be smart enough to not bury unanswered tickets in the queue. :sweat_smile: Oh well, I will wait for a reply next week, hopefully.

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I do not think many are interested in why there are delays or the exact subtleties of SubliminalClub’s internal ticket system. I saw a discussion in this forum delve deep into the matter, and a client had to relate to all the technical mumbo-jumbo, instead of just receiving an apology which would have been the more professional action.

@RVconsultant please write a guide on how to deal with customer support keep it short and too the point no fluffy or cauliflower talk. This would help reduce the number o threads on “ohhhh my ticket has not been answered”

“Ohhh my custom has not come through” you get the gist ?

Your friend

BlackTiger

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Please keep in mind that I am just guessing, and I have no intimate knowledge of SC’s ticketing system whatsoever. If anything, the more I think about it the more I feel that my initial suggestion was probably wrong.

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@noaha and @Palpatine I have notified staff about the tickets.

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Could you notify staff of my ticket as well brother? @RVconsultant , its right above palpatine in this thread

Thank you @RVconsultant

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Yes, thank you. Hope everyone had a good weekend.

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This is a very nuanced situation and as a small company, we’re working on overcoming those challenges. First, I want to address this:

In the situation you’re referring to, the client also made a mistake that led to their ticket being delayed. In this situation, we are not going to simply “offer an apology” when both parties made mistakes. We run Subliminal Club a bit different than the companies you may be used to, where we are very open about what’s going on behind the scenes. This is more of a community / co-op than a lifeless corporation, and in my opinion, open discussion is always the better choice. But, we’re open to trying a more streamlined process and see what happens.

Thus, within the next few days, we’ll be overhauling the system again with the following changes, and we’ll explain why change was made:

1. Tickets will automatically close after 3 days of non-response on the customer’s part, and tickets will not be able to be reopened once closed. You’ll receive a warning email on day 2, and the ticket will auto-close on day 3.

This change is being made as many are going back to tickets submitted, answered and reopened a month ago, reopening them and asking a brand new question rather than opening a new ticket.

2. Tickets will now have a maximum length. We haven’t selected the length yet, but we’re estimating around 300 words.

This change is being instituted because we’re receiving tickets that are multiple pages long, with 30 questions in one ticket. Our support staff is here to answer questions about our titles, and yet we receive many personal essays with questions such as “how do I get girlfriend back with subs,” “what do you think my purpose in life should be,” and some that are actually heartbreaking, such as “can you change my sexuality to make me like [x],” etc. My heart goes out to these individuals, but the only thing we can say is that we can’t really help with those situations.

3. The institution of pre-fabricated responses to questions we’ve answered before either here on the forum or on the support site.

These responses will direct you to the appropriate support article, or to the forum for certain questions. For example, questions asking about potential results – everyone’s minds are different, and everyone experiences a subliminal differently. We are providing all the objectives for the titles on the sales page, which tells the intended results. How they actually manifest, however, is different for each user. That’s why we have the customer forum – so you’re getting actual information rather than another sales pitch.

Therefore, these questions will receive a prefabricated response indicating that the user should read the objectives for the titles and for actual experiential information, post that question on the forum.

4. Additional fields will be added to the ticket forum, including order number, store email and forum username.

Many of the late tickets are individuals requesting their SubClub Elites upgrades, but are neglecting to send us their forum username and store email (which we put in the instructions for requesting and upgrade). When we respond having to ask for this information, the ticket goes into a different queue, out of the immediate urgent queue. To rectify this, the information will be mandatory at the time of requesting the upgrade.

This more streamlined approach should keep things much more organized, clear and if any errors are made, should be easier to rectify.

Comments are welcome, but we’re definitely going to test this system.

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