Post by johnnyblaze on Nov 21, 2007 22:19:10 GMT -5
I discovered this and sent it in to Wrestleview.com:
John Silva sent this in: Just thought I'd pass along a note about WWE 24/7. I live in New Jersey and I have WWE 24/7. The winning "Pick Your Big One" was supposed to be Survivor Series 1987. I looked today on my 24/7, and instead of Survivor Series 1987, they uploaded Survivor Series 1994 instead! I guess this is proof positive that no matter what the fans vote on, WWE will just do whatever it pleases anyway.
Then this came:
Matt Shannon also sent this in: On WWE.com in the WWE 24/7 section, it is clearly stated that in the Pick Your Big Ones, the 1987 Survivor Series had won. Imagine my surprise and disgust when I go to the Big Ones section and see that instead of the 1987 Survivor Series, the 1994 Survivor Series is airing. Just went to WWE.com again, & now they changed the text to say that Survivor Series 1994 was voted in, even though they still have the picture of Ricky Steamboat up. Something is not on the up & up here. For WWE to say that Survivor Series 1987 had won, only to play the 1994 show then change it on their website after the fact is blatant false advertising. I'm going to have no choice but to cancel my subscription after this month is over if they don't show the 87 show, & I encourage all fans to flood WWE's email boxes about this debacle.
I just sent this in:
Here are a few more developments for WWE 24/7:
The Monday Night War was skipped over. They went from 4/7/97 to 4/21/97. This is unfortunate as they were big episodes for both Raw and Nitro.
As reported earlier, WWE has changed the winning "Pick Your Big One" on the site to Survivor Series 1994, but still retained the picture of Ricky Steamboat from Survivor Series 1987. WWE so far made NO EXPLANATION as to why they decided themselves to change the PYBO.
Before emailing you guys when I first reported this, I emailed WWE. I still have had no response, but here is the last part of their "automated response":
"If your e-mail contains comments, criticisms or suggestions, please
know
that we appreciate your feedback on our constantly evolving
programming,
and that all such e-mail are read by our production staff."
I guess they did read our emails after all, which is probably why they tried to cover up their mistake.
For those of you saying that you're cancelling your WWE 24/7 subscription, don't. It is worth keeping for the all the other stuff they put up there. My opinion is, if you really want to get at them, keep your 24/7 service and stop buying the pay-per-views. Why give them $39.99 for each PPV, when you can pay the $7 a month(in my area at least) and view the PPV 2 months later? WWE makes the most money from PPV buyrates and merchandising. They don't care about an on-demand service.
So, heed my advice and maybe WWE will fix their mistakes, but I doubt it.
What are your guys views on this?
John Silva sent this in: Just thought I'd pass along a note about WWE 24/7. I live in New Jersey and I have WWE 24/7. The winning "Pick Your Big One" was supposed to be Survivor Series 1987. I looked today on my 24/7, and instead of Survivor Series 1987, they uploaded Survivor Series 1994 instead! I guess this is proof positive that no matter what the fans vote on, WWE will just do whatever it pleases anyway.
Then this came:
Matt Shannon also sent this in: On WWE.com in the WWE 24/7 section, it is clearly stated that in the Pick Your Big Ones, the 1987 Survivor Series had won. Imagine my surprise and disgust when I go to the Big Ones section and see that instead of the 1987 Survivor Series, the 1994 Survivor Series is airing. Just went to WWE.com again, & now they changed the text to say that Survivor Series 1994 was voted in, even though they still have the picture of Ricky Steamboat up. Something is not on the up & up here. For WWE to say that Survivor Series 1987 had won, only to play the 1994 show then change it on their website after the fact is blatant false advertising. I'm going to have no choice but to cancel my subscription after this month is over if they don't show the 87 show, & I encourage all fans to flood WWE's email boxes about this debacle.
I just sent this in:
Here are a few more developments for WWE 24/7:
The Monday Night War was skipped over. They went from 4/7/97 to 4/21/97. This is unfortunate as they were big episodes for both Raw and Nitro.
As reported earlier, WWE has changed the winning "Pick Your Big One" on the site to Survivor Series 1994, but still retained the picture of Ricky Steamboat from Survivor Series 1987. WWE so far made NO EXPLANATION as to why they decided themselves to change the PYBO.
Before emailing you guys when I first reported this, I emailed WWE. I still have had no response, but here is the last part of their "automated response":
"If your e-mail contains comments, criticisms or suggestions, please
know
that we appreciate your feedback on our constantly evolving
programming,
and that all such e-mail are read by our production staff."
I guess they did read our emails after all, which is probably why they tried to cover up their mistake.
For those of you saying that you're cancelling your WWE 24/7 subscription, don't. It is worth keeping for the all the other stuff they put up there. My opinion is, if you really want to get at them, keep your 24/7 service and stop buying the pay-per-views. Why give them $39.99 for each PPV, when you can pay the $7 a month(in my area at least) and view the PPV 2 months later? WWE makes the most money from PPV buyrates and merchandising. They don't care about an on-demand service.
So, heed my advice and maybe WWE will fix their mistakes, but I doubt it.
What are your guys views on this?