...what a frustrating situation it is to basket up £2600 worth of equipment, and have a single question about a product which you want to ask on the forum, but have to wait twelve hours for someone to manually authorise the account you registered specifically to ask the question. So infuriating after spending a good few days mulling over and finalising my purchase, only to be thwarted seconds before committing.
Seriously, what is the practical benefit of restricting people from being able to register an account and post immediately, like you can almost everywhere else on the Internet?
What I did in the interim is empty my basket, purchase everything on ***** instead, and used my freshly authorised account to ask how many others there are like me who do the same.
I'll tell you that in a world of increasingly shrinking options as far as shopping goes, it feels good to be able to vote with my money and take my custom elsewhere.
Cheers m'dears.
John
Seriously, what is the practical benefit of restricting people from being able to register an account and post immediately, like you can almost everywhere else on the Internet?
What I did in the interim is empty my basket, purchase everything on ***** instead, and used my freshly authorised account to ask how many others there are like me who do the same.
I'll tell you that in a world of increasingly shrinking options as far as shopping goes, it feels good to be able to vote with my money and take my custom elsewhere.
Cheers m'dears.
John