Infinitybux network's ridiculous support

@yallit (3677)
Philippines
October 22, 2011 6:01pm CST
Did you know that Infinitybux and it's sister sites will charge you $100 for every ticket you submit? It will be taken out from your main balance. Don't worry if you don't have that amount in your account since you will just receive a message saying you don't have enough balance to submit a ticket. However if you're one of the investors and have that amount sitting in your main balance, then, think twice before submitting a ticket because you'll be paying for that. I had fun reading the comments about this new development from the Infinitybux networks at PTC-I: http://ptc-investigation.com/infinitybux.aspx I am not a member of this site and I don't have any intention to badmouth the site and it's networks. My only desire is to inform others in order for those who have joined to be aware of the issue.
7 responses
chanchalchopde
@chanchalchopde (361)
• India
23 Oct 11
Infinitybux group is growing big now and there are more support tickets have been created in the past couple of months.The admin Charles manages 6 sites so it is really difficult for him to answer every support ticket.Admin is charging 100$ because he wants us to join forum and ask questions there instead of sending support tickets and on forum we ll get quick reply since many hardworking moderators he hired.So it does not sound ridiculous to me.What we have to do is,Join and Use the Forum !
chanchalchopde
@chanchalchopde (361)
• India
24 Oct 11
If you were the admin of any site then you would have done the same thing since forum is the easiest way to get quick reply.When you send a support ticket,it goes in queue,if queue gets bigger then it takes a long time to reply.The other reason of using forum is,when people can ask similar questions you can just post a thread link and redirect them to the solved problem thread.In support ticket you have to answer every similar question.
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
I think if a site or a network is successful, the admin of such site or network can easily hire people to manage the ticketing system.
varier
@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 11
I guess the site owner want to tell all of his members: You are NOT allowed to send Support Ticket anymore.. But, hey, this network is kinda popular and had been lasted for months, didn't anyone realize it before? Or is it just a recent update?
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
That's the same idea I posted as a reply to the first responder as well.
varier
@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
23 Oct 11
I really can't understand what's on Charles' mind.. If he met difficulties in responding it, why don't he try to disable the support ticket instead?
irene66
@irene66 (1669)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
$100 dollars is huge to gamble with online. I would rather keep it! This is the reason why I stay away from this kind of business online. It is nice of you to inform others anyway
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
I love reading some forums about online money making ideas and this recent development from Infinitybux just strike me to write about it to warn others from making a mistake of submitting a ticket especially if they have $100 in their main balances.
voracious
@voracious (624)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
Obviously it's a scam and support ticket should be free besides any site will ask for a money just for a support ticket definetely thats a scam
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
I'm not sure about the scam part yet since their sites are still paying people but having such weird rule on their ticketing system is indeed an indication of past scams.
iuliuxd
@iuliuxd (4453)
• Romania
22 Oct 11
Come on 100 dollars is not a fortune i think anyone can afford to pay that much to ask a question Btw how do you know you will receive a "you don`t have enough balance to submit a ticket" message if you`re not a member ?
iuliuxd
@iuliuxd (4453)
• Romania
22 Oct 11
How about : " You only have 9 dollars in your account so we will take those and you will have to work another 3-4 years for free,then we will answer your question "
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
22 Oct 11
Who knows, maybe they'll try that too in order for the admin to save more money.
kaichoukebz
@kaichoukebz (1190)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
For my own opinion, I really don't believe on that issue. Infinitybux is such popular and great site which pays high to their members. $100 is not a big joke. That's a huge amount of money.
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
23 Oct 11
If you're a member of the site, you can try and send a ticket and see what it does. Just make sure you don't have $100 sitting in your main balance though.
akangirl
@akangirl (2436)
• India
22 Oct 11
That's ridiculous. Its a very high rate of money for a support ticket.Infinitybux used to be great site i heard but looks like they have become scam aswell
yallit
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
22 Oct 11
I think it's a way for them to cut costs. If an unsuspecting member is not aware of that rule, then, they will lose their earnings. In a way, it's a deceptive act. They should have just simply disabled their ticketing system rather than ask for $100 per submitted ticket.