PixMeUp And The Temple Of Customers

Well, another nice daily update from good 'ole PixMeUp, which is looking to be a very wicked gold rush on the Internets, if you get in early/now it looks like a very good chance to make some cash. Make some money online! (Yeah yeah I'm just putting that there for search engines and web crawlers and all that. :-) )

Anyway, here's the go:

"Over the last few days Customer Service has successfully activated at least 7000 ads manually. A feat unto itself, as we have also managed to continue working on other issues you have. Our efforts continue here as we move towards this weekend and the migration to our new software platform.

While we have accomplished a lot there is still much more to do. I ask that you wait until Thursday to notify us of any inactive ads as we will have caught up with payments by that time. Additionally, many of you used a URL that was only intended for the use of specific people whose ads were missing. Many of you sent receipt copies for ads that are waiting to be activated rather than ads that were actually missing. By doing this you inadvertently slowed us down on activating the ads you all had placed since Sunday. Please make sure you read the instructions thoroughly when I send out these emails so we can speed up the process of taking care of all of you.

I ask that you all check your back offices for accuracy in your profiles. Checking your sponsor information and going to the URL I've previously given in the email dated January 22, 2006, to make those corrections. We've provided you with this tool so that you can affect the change yourself and do not need to wait on us as this is critical for the payment process.

I would also recommend that all of you go to the demo of the new back office software, located on the welcome page to your back office, and become familiar with the new software as it will become effective on Monday. The new system will allow us to automate many of the areas which are presently manual data input thus allowing us to provide you with better customer service. We also have a great tool called the Trouble Ticket that will facilitate the prompt response to any issue you might have. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with this and help anyone in your down line that may need extra assistance with functionality.

We here in Customer Service really want to thank you all for your support, the kind words of encouragement and your belief that we could take care of you. Please know that everyday we are working hard on improving systems to help us better serve you."

So, they've got a lot to get through, but never fear, I have been informed on reasonably reliable information that everything is time and date stamped so you won't lose your position if you get in early.

Ciao, y'all!