@shopperbob wrote:
It is my opinion, Ipsos is soooooooooooooo mammoth, the head often ignores the tail. I sent them a notice of deactivation, which was acknowledged, but I continued to receive available shop notices. Next, I notified them of the situation, but continued to receive the letters. Finally, I sent the company to SPAM. When they arrive, which is at least weekly, they land in my junk folder..
@charlhenri wrote:
That's how it happened to me - I was still able to log in and see shops, just had a message I was blocked when I tried to self-assign or apply. You probably did something at some point that upset someone at Ipsos... if they don't re-instate you, move on, there's a life after Ipsos lol
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
So you are logged into the ipsos site, but they are telling you that you are deactivated? Why would they allow you to even login. They should just block your access instead of blocking that you can assign shops.
Marketforce didn't allow "deactivated" shoppers the ability to log back in.
@AWhitman wrote:
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
So you are logged into the ipsos site, but they are telling you that you are deactivated? Why would they allow you to even login. They should just block your access instead of blocking that you can assign shops.
Marketforce didn't allow "deactivated" shoppers the ability to log back in.
I guess it’s because of the system they use. It doesn’t matter I guess. Once you’re deactivated or blocked from certain projects, it’s just window shopping.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Maybe they just wanna be mean and be "nah, nah, na-na, nah, look what you CANNOT do"
Wasn't there an En Vogue song "never gonna get it"
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@AWhitman wrote:
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
So you are logged into the ipsos site, but they are telling you that you are deactivated? Why would they allow you to even login. They should just block your access instead of blocking that you can assign shops.
Marketforce didn't allow "deactivated" shoppers the ability to log back in.
I guess it’s because of the system they use. It doesn’t matter I guess. Once you’re deactivated or blocked from certain projects, it’s just window shopping.
@charlhenri wrote:
They are quick and easy. I've done a bunch of them, for $10 each. I don't understand why they're being lowered to $8...