Lisa
Spokane,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 09, 2009
First of all, let me say I do not personally know either the owners of Badge Help or the person who filed this complaint. But as a person who has done business with Badge Help on numerous occasions over the last four years - I've never once had an issue, and even recommended people to their site, and none of them have ever experienced a problem. There are some programs that have two different types of auto-players. One auto player for Word Whomp that the complainer mentioned plays the game for you. The other just gives suggestions and the player of the game types in the words themselves. If you're not careful, it is very easy to download, install, and then register the program. You should always run the free version before you register it to make sure it's the program you want - otherwise, why buy it? I rather prefer the try before you buy aspect of doing business with them, because there are times the auto player just doesn't play the way you would, or you find maybe it's not for you. THAT is what the free trial period is for. In my humble opinion, the person who filed the complaint against badge help most likely downloaded and purchased the wrong auto player. If they have their receipt for the program, all they have to do is email it to badge help (I've had to do this a few times myself) and in my experience, a code is sent back within hours at the latest (depending on what time of day, or what day - weekends can take a little longer than the minutes of waiting). When the complainer purchased the software, they inevitably used their credit card to make the purchase. Why doesn't that person contact their credit card company for a copy of the receipt, and then there will be no questions as to what he or she purchased, and I'm sure if badge help was wrong, they'd be the first to admit it. I've found them to be very honorable. Lisa W.