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    P.S. This thread was meant to help wake Square Enix up to the dangers ClickandBuy poses to their MMO products, and after...two to three months of solid complaints and forum threads on the topic, there's still no official response on the issue.

    This kind of ignoring the problem is exactly the kind of behavior that will sink the company in the long run. Hey, Community Reps, I hope you will at least tell us that you're passing this on to Yoshi-P, because this is fucking serious!

    I've watched all these forums spring up with these threads, and still no official response, or even an unofficial one? It reeks of cronyism, corruption, and stupidity. My perceptions, and intuition has rarely, if ever, failed me, and it won't fail me now. Mark my words, if this isn't fixed by PS3 release, Square Enix is going to be sunk.

    P.P.S. The reason why I say Square Enix is sunk isn't solely because of their choice of ClickandBuy...I could list at least five other possible reasons. All of which would contribute to Square Enix's untimely demise, merger, or buyout by a competitor. Here's one of those reasons: In North American countries, it is against the law to commit financial fraud. International companies are not immune, especially those who have business licenses in the United States and Canada.

    Also, I'm finished with trying to be civil about this issue - I've tried being polite via support channels, but received only a curt reply suggesting I use ClickandBuy or UltimatePay (which did not sit well with me). ClickandBuy has pushed my patience too far, and with Square Enix's silence on the matter, that has pushed me to the breaking point. I will continue to enjoy FFXIV, but as soon as subscription fees kick in, I am gone. No MMORPG is worth this amount of stress.

    I take my financial and data security very seriously.
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    Last edited by SilvertearRen; 08-13-2011 at 06:26 PM.