"i expected for a website to be usable in the very last seconds for my arbitrage to be super profitable, i failed and i blame someone else."
"i tried to create an account along with another 500 people in the very last seconds of the IPO, so it is no my greedy ass at fault, it is the webmaster, the devs and every other site visitor except my greedy ass"
Try last WEEK, not last seconds. And even if it was last seconds, that's the excuse? They couldn't keep email verification up because 6 guys visited at the same time? Come on!
I hope 6 people don't use the Bee payment system at the same time, cause it won't work! And what happens when a merchant has a rush or a sale? If they can't handle the miniscule rush of people buying shares the last week of their IPO, how the hell are they going to handle a major merchant's rollout?
Stop blaming customers because a company's products don't work. Same ol' backyard bitcoin bullshit. You know how professionals address a problem like this?
They take responsibility and fix it. They don't blame the customer, ignore the complaints, and act like nothing happened.
"it's your fault their website didn't work when you went to purchase a product"
"don't worry, our payment system will work for our merchants, it just doesn't work for us"