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24th February 23:04
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Tried writing to active.com and got the following reply from Catherine
Hansen Thank you for contacting Active.com customer support. Active.com customer support is not trained to support Eteamz questions. Eteamz customer support is handled entirely by email and message boards. Please direct this and any future inquiries to websupport@eteamz.com. To find your username/password, go to http://www.eteamz.com/admin2. For Eteamz FAQs and walkthroughs, go to http://www.eteamz.com/support/websites. Best Regards, The Active Network Customer Support 888-543-7223, ext. 4 support@active.com Any ideas what to do now? I saw the flash a year ago and have just taken up skating. Wish it was back online as I need a few tips Cheers Tim |
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24th February 23:04
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What address did you send the message to?
I finally got around to sending my message to the at their general feedback address. I will let you know what I hear. **"Have something to tell us? Please send all general correspondence ** cheers, jeers, suggestions and questions to feedback@active.com." I was going to post the text of the message that I sent them but I forgot to check the "copy myself" box when sending the message via a webmail interface. Basicaly it mentioned: That the information which they own and was on the MySportsGuru site has disappeared. The Inline Skating section of Active.Com has no informational/tutorial articles unlike the other sports sections. The MySportsGuru information (which they own) would fit very well in the Inline Skating section. People have been refering other people to the MySportsGuru tutorials. If they put it on the Active.com website, it will be a good reason for skating groups to create links to Active.com I also asked if they were not going to use the tutorials, would it be possible for another group to obtain the rights to publish or distribute the tutorials. |
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