Happycat
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Just to be triply sure that I am not imagining this problem, I have again gone through the process of trying to download this game. So I go to the TOW product page, click "buy now", then get a choice of "online stores' that includes USA, Canada etc. I chose Canada, and then wind up at Digital River's supposedly "Canadian" page, showing me a Canadian price of $35.99. I click "add to cart", and also add the extended download service. Then I click on the button "place secure order". Now I am asked to enter email, password, name, address, phone number. It seems at this point that the "Canadian online store" has forgotten its nationality --- it presents an address form asking for zip code/postal code, requires me to select country (again!) and rather than giving me a choice of Canadian provinces, just has a selection at the end of the list of states that says "non-US". How nice. After entering my credit card information (carefully) I click to pay, and get the same message as yesterday "this credit card type not valid for the currency selected". Absolutely dreadful. I am not sure whether the intent here is to alienate Canadian customers, American Express users, or both. But it is succeeding rather admirably at doing both in this case. EDIT: Incidentally, this is far from being the first Matrix game I have purchased, (or in this case, attempted to purchase), but it may well be the last unless I get some response from Matrix soon. One thing that is guaranteed to push my buttons, even more than poor service, is being ignored when I ask for assistance.
< Message edited by Happycat -- 9/24/2009 1:34:16 PM >
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