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If I was a VP at Memebox right now, I'd be concerned at the apathy of my customers after this announcement. Sure we're bummed out, but the boxes are not exactly flying off the shelves. I think the response to this kind of announcement would have been a lot different back in September, for instance. I think that says everything about the demise of Memebox.
A profit-driven company wants to grow and expand globally. With technology allowing us to minimize the delineation between national boundaries, no ambitious company is going to be satisfied within the boundaries of one or two countries. So this customer response should be highly alarming to them.
I am bewildered that any company would continue to beat the shit out of it's (very solid) customer base until people feel just ridiculous for sticking around. Is it as simple as choosing one wrong executive? ( hi Karl Loo) I would LOVE to know the real story behind all these shenanigans, because I am seriously horror-struck that a promising company could be so badly beaten into the ground for no apparent reason. Companies are killing themselves to find this kind of loyal customer base.
Fkn sad as hell.
A profit-driven company wants to grow and expand globally. With technology allowing us to minimize the delineation between national boundaries, no ambitious company is going to be satisfied within the boundaries of one or two countries. So this customer response should be highly alarming to them.
I am bewildered that any company would continue to beat the shit out of it's (very solid) customer base until people feel just ridiculous for sticking around. Is it as simple as choosing one wrong executive? ( hi Karl Loo) I would LOVE to know the real story behind all these shenanigans, because I am seriously horror-struck that a promising company could be so badly beaten into the ground for no apparent reason. Companies are killing themselves to find this kind of loyal customer base.
Fkn sad as hell.