I have asked Gree for the contact details of whoever regulates the mobiles games industry so that I can make a complaint about them, but they never provide the details. Does anyone else know?
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I have asked Gree for the contact details of whoever regulates the mobiles games industry so that I can make a complaint about them, but they never provide the details. Does anyone else know?
I suspect this will be deleted shortly.
I believe the complaints process needs to made via apple or android
I doubt they would do anything, they make too much money from gree
Which is more shocking? The fact that they would not give you that info? Or the fact that you thought they would?
Former Gree supporter and defender.
Haha, what more do you expect from gree? Each commonwealth country has a organization that deals with consumer complaints. Not sure how your country would represent against a foreign companies policies.
Go above apple and google, gree uses these companies as scapegoats anyway.
Last edited by Retired and not happy; 11-23-2014 at 12:29 PM. Reason: Lack of info
Depends on where you live.
If your in the US I would contact your state attorney general office (consumer protection department). I'm sure companies like Gree are gone get slammed with class actions sooner or later.
You are asking the wrong question. Here is the stub of an article http://blogs.wsj.com/cio/2014/07/21/...ame-purchases/ from the WSJ about the Regulatory commission that will have real power. But as you can see they are putting pressure on Google, Apple, Amazon & other appstores notOriginally Posted by Biffon69
the companies that make the apps.
I guess this also means if you are going to Apple, Google, etc. to ask for refunds you might want to look up for your country
if the regulatory body is one of the countries in the joint action & mention that in your refund request - Apple & Google may
not care about certain things but the ability of being shutout of an entire country & fined 100%+ of their revenue will certainly
wake up their management team. They most likely do not want you to know that actions such as the above are taking place
by the agencies that can shutdown their entire line of business.
If your gold user, apple and google will definately give refunds, many players have gotten them lately
Bbb.org is your best bet.
They don't regulate anybody. And are mostly a joke.
Op, Gree couldn't answer that question if they wanted. No one regulates "the mobile games industry". There is nothing special about them. They are subject to the same basic rules as most any other business, which is going to vary by locale. It is possible that your particular country has such a body, but I suspect most don't.
Last edited by Adm.; 11-23-2014 at 05:51 PM.
There may or may not be a regulatory body, however I submit we as the customers regulate them. Screw us once: shame on them, screw us twice (or a hundred times) shame on us.
Our wallets regulate this industry.... mine decided to save $500 each month from now on.
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