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what?! check their Facebook page again, the posts they deleted are somehow there again!
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It says someone commented, it would be interesting to know what they said.
Valid point, but I will not agree fully. No reason to get mean tough. I realise some content might not be welcome, but this is a forum, and I see a difference between that and a company that produces stuff. I believe facebook is a perfectly good place to discuss this type of things, as other people will see it. I might have chosen the wrong expression, even tough some of the comments had to do with quality. But they may, or may not, have been trying to hide the fact that they acted like ******s. Sure, some of the people on facebook did too, but the customer always have the right to say what he feels, and doesn't always have to do so in a professional way. Remember that this started with a simple question regarding the obvious torpedoes, and that whoever is behind that account started raging even before someone had said anything offensive. Of course people will get mad. You might be right that they deleted comments to "clean up", or maybe they want to look like the perfect beloved cubing company. Only they know, and I think I'm done hereOk fine.
What did the deleted comments have to do with the quality of their cubes?
And you people trying sooooo hard to see evil ought to realize that you're talking about facebook. facebook! Since when is that the appropriate place for anything but fun/interesting/constructive talk? Never noticed there's only a like-button, no dislike-button? It's good that V-Cube deletes the clutter, doesn't have to be them trying to "hide" anything. Do you also think that whenever the mods in this forum delete something, they do so to hide something that made them look bad? Not all content is welcome, and that's nothing unusual or bad.
No reason to get mean tough.
but the customer always have the right to say what he feels
whoever is behind that account started raging even before someone had said anything offensive.
Yes. There is a store I found in the mall called "The marble brain games" where I found a v cube 5, 7, and pillowed 2. I bought the 7x7.
I'm regretting it because it sucks ****.
Well I was only speculating. On their facebook page tough, I wasn't being mean. I was only upset that they refused to give a professional answer to a legit question.So why did you? You and the others suggesting somewhat unethical reasons when, as you acknowledged now, "only they know"? That's mean.
Of course the seller does. But as a seller, you are expected to do it in a professional way. I wouldn't say that I'm an egomaniac, and of course, the customer is sometimes completely wrong. But here in Sweden, most people live by "the customer is always right". I understand this is frustrating to some sellers, and it might work very different in Greece, but I'm Swedish, and I can't do anything about that.As does the seller. The customer is no higher being or whatever. Customer and seller are partners in a deal and neither is somehow "worth more". Customers with a "The customer is always right" attitude are egomaniacs.
Rage is a strong word, but it was the best I could come up with. At the very least he or she was very mad. And with all due respect, but I still don't understand why they didn't make a professional explanation of the case in the first place. Just saying "everyone steal from us, we never steal. You are not welcome here" is not how a company should respond. Sure, whoever wrote might have tight emotional bonds to the company, but you have to keep emotions and profession apart from each other.Well, looks like from his perspective/understanding, he saw people wrongly suggesting that his company was stealing. How is that not offensive? Also, where's the "rage"?
they refused to give a professional answer to a legit question
First of all, I wasn't the one who asked in the first place. Secondly, someone explained what it was, and made a very clear explanation. And well, they must know what they've produced, right? PR-guy might not tough, so don't get started on that oneWhat if they simply didn't understand the question? Just because you happen to know what torpedos are, doesn't mean everybody at V-Cubes does.
First of all, I wasn't the one who asked in the first place.
I had to write something on that page just to troll them.
Secondly, someone explained what it was, and made a very clear explanation.
Well, I might have said that I was trolling them, but still, I did with style. Trolling with style? Well, I didn't just say "hehe u sux lololol", and I did it mostly to make my point of view clear. I just wanted to make a little fun out of it, and therefore wrote, oh crap, they deleted that too. Well I asked how come they have made a cube that "description of the basic concept of a Rubiks Cube" if they never copied anyone. I know there's lot's of shortcomings in that argument, but I wasn't dead serious about it either.Ah right, you did this:
Much nicer indeed.
Might be so, but I don't understand how anyone could misunderstand that, the guy even explained what a pop is, and thus, why we need pop-resistancy.To me it looks like that was misunderstood.
Their 6x6 cube is almost impossible to work with unless it is extensively modded and altered from the original designs, the 5x5 requires some sanding to make it smooth and none of their 5-7 cubes are adjustable (I don't know about the 2x2).
^Me too. I can still read it, but I can't comment, regardless of me liking the page or not. They also deleted all posts that make them look bad, propably so that people will think their cubes are good -.-'
I'm not a company. Also, some of the posts might have been insulting from their point of view, but not all of them. I can understand that they don't want posts like "V-Cubes are good? lol", but that was only one post.So if someone puts a whole lot of posts on your fb page insulting you, you would leave them there? I doubt it.
Also @BrainsOfSweden the word is spelt "though"; "tough" is a completely different word in English. It's just bugging the crap out of me, that's all.
So what's gonna happen when everyone who purchased a V3 gets their order and finds out that we were right about the torpedoes, and what will happen when Dayan finds out?
It seems to me that V Cube is trying to gain back the hearts of the speedsolving community with things like the V3 and the adjustable screw sets for 5-7
Have people considered that DaYan possibly doesn't have patents on the torpedoes in the countries that V-Cube has patents in, if at all? Been seeing a lot of people jumping to the conclusion that DaYan can/will take action about it, or that V-Cube is infringing a patent.