Beware when a company changes its operations "for your convenience. . ." For your convenience actually means for their convenience. While you may be helped by the change, that is mere coincidence. The change in operations was made for cost savings. . .or increased profit, etc. But certainly, it was not made primarily for your betterment.
When the customer service department notifies you that service queries must now be made on-line rather than by phone--"for your convenience"--it probably means that you'll have to wait longer to get help.
When statements can be sent by email, rather than mail, the company benefits by saving money on postage and envelopes.
Just my cynical observation made for your convenience.
When the customer service department notifies you that service queries must now be made on-line rather than by phone--"for your convenience"--it probably means that you'll have to wait longer to get help.
When statements can be sent by email, rather than mail, the company benefits by saving money on postage and envelopes.
Just my cynical observation made for your convenience.
