I'm still stunned to see that PK hasn't posted anything, or almost anything, for almost 14 days. And that subscribers haven't even been given the honor of an explanation... it's absolutely outrageous I really don't think I'll renew my membership, let's not exaggerate.
I'm still stunned to see that PK hasn't posted anything, or almost anything, for almost 14 days. And that subscribers haven't even been given the honor of an explanation... it's absolutely outrageous I really don't think I'll renew my membership, let's not exaggerate.
I'm still stunned to see that PK hasn't posted anything, or almost anything, for almost 14 days. And that subscribers haven't even been given the honor of an explanation... it's absolutely outrageous I really don't think I'll renew my membership, let's not exaggerate.
I'm completely calm. I find it unacceptable not to be informed of anything. Just as I find it unacceptable to announce a return-to-work date and then obviously not keep it. In Brazil, this might be common, but in my country, the customer is the most important thing, and since he's not stupid, they're kept informed.
We, who have followed all of PK's changes and accepted a significant increase in the monthly subscription price, I think we deserve a minimum.
Personally, I would have a hard time explaining to my clients that I don't work during Carnival and for another week afterward. So I know we have no choice but to remain silent and accept it because our opinions don't interest anyone in the company, but I think this is a very bad strategy. Worse, it's amateurish.