[Ed here again - I've now been waiting for two *months*, following half a dozen chaser emails, for my initial purchase of the premium-priced Pro Series Golf to be transferred to a new phone - a simply appalling situation]
Haha. Good luck with that. I've been waiting ***since CHRISTMAS***!!! Got an email telling me all was fine - it wasn't - I emailed them back to let them know and nada. Not a peep. Despite several emails and the tedium that is navigating their hideous website to find the form to request help on several occasions.
As it is I'll be getting a new phone shortly so will have to go through this whole process again...
24-06-2009 11:57 PM
Unregistered
One word...
Just one word: "Steam"...
Why is it that Valve is leting me download various games and items for at least the twentieth time now, and Nokia is forbidding me to download the items i purchased a few days ago. To make matters even worse, my phone broke due to an error that was Nokia's own fault..........
As a result they have not only lost one customer, but many of my friends too.
24-06-2009 08:50 PM
Unregistered
i like having boxes. i prefer buying CD's than downloading. unless im doing it illegally hahahah
boxes are a cool thing to have
24-06-2009 02:38 PM
germcevoy
Good article there Ewan. I agree with it all. Was tempted by the new PSP GO until I discovered that it isn't UMD compatible. Thats a bit of a shambles in my opinion. I understand the buisness reasons for not selling physical games but theres a lot of romance lost there.
24-06-2009 08:55 AM
slitchfield
I Spy With My Little Eye... No Boxes
What's in a box? Quite a lot if you are a collector. And that's why the move to digital distribution is robbing the gaming world of one of its prize assets. The collectiblity of the box that the game comes in. Ewan explains why the Magpie in him needs something more from Nokia. He also (in a timely fashion) refers to the problems of not being able to take purchases onto a new phone, or even back onto the same phone after a hard reset. Read on...
