Ok, what happened makes sense now. I had an old id which I haven't used in a few years. Like Martin said, it's a manual process. So they had attached the membership to that.
Chess.com *did not steal* my money
Drop the drama and work on it until it is resolved. I have no doubt that if you truly paid, chess.com will treat you fairly and you will get your platinum membership.
It took 5 days to resolve. I don't think my concern was unwarranted. It was my fault it took that long though (which I did not know at the time).
@CatPetter
Hello, this is Matt with Chess.com Billing and Membership Support. I have now sent you a personal message by email to work with you on this matter. I look forward to resolving this with you very soon!
Thanks Matt, it's fixed.
Thanks for updating the title of the forum
I echo the sentiment. I hope the OP has learned their lesson. Engage brain before opening mouth
Thanks for updating the title of the forum
I echo the sentiment. I hope the OP has learned their lesson. Engage brain before opening mouth
Perhaps you should do the same? If it happened again, I would open another thread on it, because it's a pretty serious issue.
Thanks for updating the title of the forum
I echo the sentiment. I hope the OP has learned their lesson. Engage brain before opening mouth
Be nice.
I don't know what lesson the OP was supposed to have learned.
I certainly do prefer people to contact support directly when they have an issue, but it's fine to post in the forums. It's just not typically as effective.
Additionally, I don't like being accused of stealing money. That makes it seem like Chess.com is intentionally ripping people off which we would never do under any circumstances. Regardless, I get what the OP here was frustrated and see from his point of view it appears that something malicious was happening.
In short, I am happy to help however it's needed.
I don't know what lesson the OP was supposed to have learned.
I certainly do prefer people to contact support directly when they have an issue, but it's fine to post in the forums. It's just not typically as effective.
Additionally, I don't like being accused of stealing money. That makes it seem like Chess.com is intentionally ripping people off which we would never do under any circumstances. Regardless, I get what the OP here was frustrated and see from his point of view it appears that something malicious was happening.
In short, I am happy to help however it's needed.
That was very rude of me, and sorry about that. I honestly didn't know what was going on though.
Why is it these days that whenever someone has a glitch with payments the first course of action is to write a pathetic post in a forum claiming that they have had money stolen or their dog has been kidnapped by the evil web company.
This is the modern day equivalent to a 5 year old stamping their feet.
Speak to the accounts/payment department. They will sort it out. It is what they do. The clue is in the name.