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David knott 242 |
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Bumping in the Customer Service forum is bad, as it puts you at the back of the line (as they address the oldest postings first).
Posting in other people's threads is also bad unless the most recent previous posting is very recent, for the same reason.
Best practice is to start your own thread, stating that you should have received complementary PFS scenarios at the end of a certain month but didn't receive any then or since. Since that is not usually an urgent issue, they will address the issue in good time. I think I read somewhere that this problem is fairly common.
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Joan H. Customer Service Representative |
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Hi Fenriyx,
It does look like your subscription wasn't able to start up correctly. I've fixed that for you and you should see them in your downloads section now! Moving forward they should generate automatically, but if you don't see yours at the end of this month let me know!
If you're having a recurring issue, responding to the same thread is best practice so that the team can see the history of what is going on here. For example, because I can see that this was a concern beginning in February, I was able to prioritize this and also fix a bit more quickly because I had already confirmed that you should be receiving complimentary scenarios.
If you have a new issue, starting a new thread is the way to go so that we don't spend time looking through old messages that don't pertain to your current issue.
Hopefully that all makes sense. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns!