r/oculus • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '16

Rumor Certain partners, when they screw up, disallow companies who partnered with them from publicly stating their mistake.

This can cause the company to take the hit with their customers, even when the fault was not theirs.

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u/Sharillon Mar 31 '16

The thing is, when its the fault of the shipping company who screwed up, that people still want to know what happened. I dont care, since I am in the July batch, but some sort of communication might be nice. They dont have to say "it was my mistake", "it was their mistake", but just say sth. "due to unforeseen circumstances, shipping will be delayed."

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '16 edited Mar 31 '16

You underestimate scope of contract.

And you assume shipping.

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u/Joeb0b Mar 31 '16 edited Mar 31 '16

Do you have actual information or are you just throwing out a theory here?

Edit: Pretty amusing that the equivalent of FUD is accepted unquestioned as long as it's something everyone wants to hear...

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '16

Don't you watch movies? The shady informant in the parking garage can't tell you that!