I am getting very frustrated by Model Space recently.
On dec 15 I had to cancel my debit card used for my 2 subscriptions with them due to it being cloned and my account being hit for £2000. I sent 2 messages, 1 for the millenium falcon and 1 for the r2d2 asking how I update my payment details.
To date, I have received no reply but on 22 dec I received this:
We are contacting you in connection to your ModelSpace order. Unfortunately we have been unable to authorise your latest payment for your next pack. Your subscription is now currently inactive. To reactivate this please contact us with your new payment details quoting subscriber number XXXXX. As the payment has been refused by your bank we would also recommend contacting your payment provider in connection to this transaction. Please could we therefore ask you to call us on +44 (0) 333 240 1227 at your earliest convenience to update your details.
I have called them about a dozen times since during business hours and it always says no operators are available right now, please try later.
This is unacceptable. I understand there is a lockdown but I run a call centre and all our staff work from home during this crisis. We provided computers and internet upgrades for them and had no interruption to our level of service.
I have a second gripe. I have been trying to purchase the DC£ model that model space has had on sale since black friday now for boxing day. I tried immediately on both sales and several times during the sales period and it has been out of stock the entire time. Putting a non-stocked item on sale must be a crime under the fair advertising laws. It certainly does nothing positive for company reputation.
I am nearing the end of my 2 existing model builds and will not be building another model-space deagostini model until they get their act together. I recently subscribed to a FanHome model which is the same company which I will cancel as they cannot provide an acceptable level of service.
Gripe finished.
Current Builds: Millenium Falcon, R2D2, Terminator, Ecto 1, Enterprise D