A fine example of customer service: Cubicle 7

[cyrano]

Last year at GenCon, after two playtesting sessions, I bought the main book and a supplement. I asked the nice man at the vendor stand if they had a policy like Evil Hat, where if you buy a meatspace copy of the book then they will provide you with a pdf copy as well. He said he was uncertain, but that I should contact 'them' a week or two after the con when craziness had subsided and they would find out.

Nearly a year passed.

I didn't know who was officially running the booth, whether it be C7 or a contracted subsidiary or Uncle Phil Who Likes Going to GenCon. So I wrote the 'Contact Us' address at C7 explaining the situation and asking if they had any advice.
Within a few days, Dominic the CEO had created a free download for me at rpgnow.com--no questions, no need for a scanned copy of my receipt, which god knows had long long ago vanished into the mists of time. And now I have the Havering Adventures on my Kindle. (:

Comments

[tersa.livejournal.com]

Cooooool. :)

I am stupid excited that Deadlands Noir has been fully funded (and then some!) and can't wait to hear what the stretch goals are.

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Shane Hensley mailed me about the cards. He may have contacted you too. He says there's still a lot up in the air about how the cards will shake out.

[tersa.livejournal.com]

Eeeeeee. Awesome. I hadn't seen email from him as of last night, but p'rhaps he did so this morning. I'm just happy to know he saw the request.

[tersa.livejournal.com]

I didn't get anything back from Hensley regarding the cards; however, I just caved and upped my pledge to the $75 level, anyway, because now it's cards plus DICE.

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

I will have to come visit and admire them. (: