- See below. Simple solution, just go to BlackBerry World and update, right? Problem is, there's no update available. I've refreshed, but honestly, I shouldn't even have to do that.
I consider this to be abusive towards customers, simply because nothing in the software license agreement mentions this would ever be done. I've checked the app permissions for Snap10, and none of them say anything about allowing Nemory to remotely disable the app.
I paid for Snap2Chat. I paid for Snap10. To not have the app I paid for usable when I want it is infuriating and unacceptable. I might also add, the Snap10 Free version says upgrading to Pro removes ads, but I'm still seeing screens talking about Twittly when I go through the Snap10 menu.
I've had enough bad experiences with Nemory that it's now high time to warn my fellow users. Don't do business with this individual if you expect anything resembling a typical app user experience.
Edit: I'll add this little ditty I dug up awhile ago in Snap10. Let's call it what it is: a threat. Give this app a good rating or you'll be blocked from using it. I've never encountered this kind of BS from any other developer anywhere, ever, and it's thoroughly unacceptable.
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kennybb likes this.01-22-15 10:29 PMLike 1 -
- Oh man, thanks bro, why didn't I think of that sooner?
BECAUSE I SHOULDN'T BLOODY WELL HAVE TO, THAT'S WHY.
Name me one other app you've paid $4.99 for that suddenly stops working, so you have to contact the Dev to get a bar file that you then have to side load yourself.
Can't think of any? Exactly. No other Dev makes the user experience this painfully difficult.
Also, I suggest you learn how to read. If I want to use an app that I paid for, I want it right now, not after getting a new bar file from the dev and side loading it. Am I making myself more clear this time?
Posted via CB10kennybb likes this.01-23-15 07:26 AMLike 1 - Oliver clearly has the ability to access the app from the backend to display messages, so why not leave a message saying "this is a problem, there's an update fixing it on the way, no need to report it"
To your first post, it doesn't really make sense to break the app BEFORE the update goes live, does it? What if it's rejected by BlackBerry World?
Don't waste your time trying to troubleshoot the update issue - anything beyond the normal "Go into BB World, go to updates, hit update" is unacceptable.
I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to make an app I've paid for do what it's meant to do.
Posted via CB1001-23-15 09:07 AMLike 0 - Well the update must be live, but bbw doesn't roll it out to all users at once.
I agree it's a bit ****ty that's how he decided to go about updating it but whatever man. Download the official snapchat and forget about it. If anything complain to snapchat for forcing you to use a workaround to use their ****ty serviceCarbonKevin likes this.01-23-15 12:22 PMLike 1 - Well the update must be live, but bbw doesn't roll it out to all users at once.
I agree it's a bit ****ty that's how he decided to go about updating it but whatever man. Download the official snapchat and forget about it. If anything complain to snapchat for forcing you to use a workaround to use their ****ty service
Posted via CB10kennybb likes this.01-23-15 01:27 PMLike 1 - I don't understand what the complaint is. Are you complaining about the bug, about the message the app is displaying or about the fact that you didn't get the update as was stated in the message?
I am not using the app so I have no knowledge of it, but is it not working for you at all at this moment (even if it has this bug)?01-23-15 01:41 PMLike 0 - This isn't Snapchat's fault or problem. I've chosen to use Snap2Chat and paid money for the right to do so - I've chosen to support this developer. If I can't use it because of something the developer has done, the blame falls squarely on that person's shoulders, and that gives me every right to come here and warn other users of the perils of supporting that developer.
Posted via CB10CarbonKevin likes this.01-23-15 02:06 PMLike 1 - I don't understand what the complaint is. Are you complaining about the bug, about the message the app is displaying or about the fact that you didn't get the update as was stated in the message?
I am not using the app so I have no knowledge of it, but is it not working for you at all at this moment (even if it has this bug)?
2. Hitting OK takes you to an "Announcements" page, which is essentially just an ad, something I paid 4.99 to not ever see in the Pro version.
3. Hitting Close on the "Announcements page takes you back to the message dialog.
4. Hitting Cancel on the message dialog takes you to the "Announcements" page.
I don't give a rip about the bug - I don't use the Stories feature so I've never encountered it. The problem is because one part of the app had a bug, Nemory decided to disable the entire app with this dialog box that you can't get away from.
Bottom line, the app has been completely broken - no part of it functions. Except, of course, the "Announcements" page, which I distinctly remember paying 4.99 to never have to see.01-23-15 04:19 PMLike 0 - It's clearly lazy and disrespectful. You are a software developer too if I can recall so your complaints make it even more true.
Posted via CB10CarbonKevin likes this.01-23-15 04:27 PMLike 1 -
I had purchased Snap2Chat Pro, and was (according to Nemory) entitled to Snap10 Pro for free - provided I email him every time there's an update, then he sends me a link to download the bar file, then I sideload the bar file...that got old pretty quickly, so I decided buying the new app - Snap10 Pro at full price again would give me update access through BlackBerry World. 4.99 is the most I've ever paid for an app, it's a bit steep to be honest, but I decided my time was more valuable.
Not to be pedantic, but at the moment Nemory DOESN'T have a working snapchat app. Right now I've paid 4.99 for an icon on my home screen that doesn't do anything.
Yes, Nemory has had a working SnapChat app in the past, and will likely have one again in the future - ignoring the fact that he's completely AWOL, but he chose to build this app, market it, and take money for it - all of which bind him, if not contractually, then through honor, to provide the customer - me - with exactly what I paid for.
So now he gets as much bad PR as I can generate with this thread, since he doesn't seem to have a clue about how customers should be treated, and is more interested in promoting his latest apps, and spouting off about how great they are.01-23-15 04:28 PMLike 4 - 1. When the app loads, the screen I attached to my first message is displayed. It gives the options to "Cancel" or "OK"
2. Hitting OK takes you to an "Announcements" page, which is essentially just an ad, something I paid 4.99 to not ever see in the Pro version.
3. Hitting Close on the "Announcements page takes you back to the message dialog.
4. Hitting Cancel on the message dialog takes you to the "Announcements" page.
I don't give a rip about the bug - I don't use the Stories feature so I've never encountered it. The problem is because one part of the app had a bug, Nemory decided to disable the entire app with this dialog box that you can't get away from.
Bottom line, the app has been completely broken - no part of it functions. Except, of course, the "Announcements" page, which I distinctly remember paying 4.99 to never have to see.CarbonKevin likes this.01-23-15 04:42 PMLike 1 -
- For me, the "hassle" has been entire attributable to Nemory. I purchased this app in BlackBerry World, so I should be able to install and update it through BlackBerry World.
I had purchased Snap2Chat Pro, and was (according to Nemory) entitled to Snap10 Pro for free - provided I email him every time there's an update, then he sends me a link to download the bar file, then I sideload the bar file...that got old pretty quickly, so I decided buying the new app - Snap10 Pro at full price again would give me update access through BlackBerry World. 4.99 is the most I've ever paid for an app, it's a bit steep to be honest, but I decided my time was more valuable.
Not to be pedantic, but at the moment Nemory DOESN'T have a working snapchat app. Right now I've paid 4.99 for an icon on my home screen that doesn't do anything.
Yes, Nemory has had a working SnapChat app in the past, and will likely have one again in the future - ignoring the fact that he's completely AWOL, but he chose to build this app, market it, and take money for it - all of which bind him, if not contractually, then through honor, to provide the customer - me - with exactly what I paid for.
So now he gets as much bad PR as I can generate with this thread, since he doesn't seem to have a clue about how customers should be treated, and is more interested in promoting his latest apps, and spouting off about how great they are.
My advice: request a refund from nemory and be done with it.blackguy07 likes this.01-25-15 12:55 AMLike 1 - It's not just about this bug. The whole app is buggy and barely works. It freezes my phone when I open it I always have to restart when this happens. And last of all why should I update the app through my computer can't he just sandbox all his previous customers...
Posted via CB1001-25-15 01:49 AMLike 0 - Such a whiny thread over five bucks. Get a refund and go smoke a joint or something. Yeesh.
Posted via CB10MobileMadness002 and miker476 like this.01-25-15 09:16 AMLike 2 - Oliver clearly has the ability to access the app from the backend to display messages, so why not leave a message saying "this is a problem, there's an update fixing it on the way, no need to report it"
To your first post, it doesn't really make sense to break the app BEFORE the update goes live, does it? What if it's rejected by BlackBerry World?
Don't waste your time trying to troubleshoot the update issue - anything beyond the normal "Go into BB World, go to updates, hit update" is unacceptable.
I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to make an app I've paid for do what it's meant to do.
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Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android01-25-15 09:23 AMLike 0 - Regardless Nemory's attitude towards customers is atrocious.
Maybe that's the norm in his culture.
Posted via CB1001-25-15 09:44 AMLike 5 -
The early days of snap2chat saw some of the best action on these forums; a dev interacting with the community on a daily basis to shape an application that wasn't available to bb10.
Then when enough ignorant people who don't realize that there are limitations to what nemory can do with unauthorized access to Snapchat api's, and some difficulties with Snapchat demanding takedown of the app, all hell breaks loose (over a time waster of an app that costs a few bucks! Seriously. Get out more).
I'm not saying nemory is perfect, or that certain things couldn't have been handled differently. But one can only have so much patience, before they start to bite back. I've seen it morph from one of the most positive cb experiences, to one of the most negative. I'm surprised nem even bothers to read these forums anymore, as most of what's posted in these forums is unproductive, baseless bashing by those who don't know what they're talking about.01-25-15 11:15 AMLike 5 - Edit: Misunderstood what was being said by masterscarhead1.
Last edited by CarbonKevin; 01-26-15 at 03:07 PM.
01-26-15 01:00 PMLike 0 - Yeah. I have had problems too. I side loaded but somehow it came out as the free version. Good to know there is an update to try now though.
That being said, customer service looks like it could be improved, but he probably doesn't even make minimum wage doing it after all the expenses for the app.
Posted via CB10CarbonKevin likes this.01-26-15 01:19 PMLike 1 - Yeah. I have had problems too. I side loaded but somehow it came out as the free version. Good to know there is an update to try now though.
That being said, customer service looks like it could be improved, but he probably doesn't even make minimum wage doing it after all the expenses for the app.
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Each time that isn't achieved creates an opportunity for something else to go wrong - then the customer comes to you directly asking questions. Multiply that by the number of customers using that app, and you can very quickly be swamped providing free support for your app.
...It REALLY is a good idea to make the customer experience simple and easy.
Posted via CB1001-26-15 01:30 PMLike 0
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