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Don’t You Dare Pre-Order A Game From EA Then Move House

3:30PM September 2, 2008 | Luke Plunkett

Here’s a tip: if you pre-order something from EA directly, don’t change your address. Especially if the game you’re pre-ordering is a limited edition release. Otherwise, it’ll end in tears. Consumerist reader Micah pre-ordered the shiny collectors edition of Warhammer: Age of Reckoning a while back, but recently moved house. When he moved, he let EA know that he’d moved, and asked if they could sends his game to the new address. Which – and only after a bunch of ridiculously inept customer service emails – it turns out they can’t do. What they can do, however, is get rude and cancel his pre-order entirely. Hit the link below for the full story; haters of big business and automated customer service emails alike should get a kick out of it.


Electronic Arts Can’t Process Address Change, Cancels Your Sold-Out Pre-Ordered Collector’s Edition Of Warhammer [The Consumerist]


Comments

  • Ryall

    September 2, 2008 at 5:01 PM

    uh thats just pathetic EA.. epic fail

  • bob

    September 5, 2008 at 9:52 PM

    that’s what you get for wasting your cash on pointless “special editions” that are basically worthless.

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