Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, the "remove device" function is
located under the "general" tab and not the "advanced" tab as you
stated. Also, once you remove the devices under settings the "OK" button
does not highlight. That leaves me with only the option of clicking the
"Cancel" button, which surely contributes to the perseverance of my
four Tag Junior profiles and two My Pal Violet profiles (again, we only
own one of each of these toys).
I even deleted the app, deleted
my child from the account via your website, and deleted the connected
toys from there. I reloaded the LeapFrog Connect application after this,
and lo and behold the six profiles were still there. Childless.
Staring. Mocking. Of course I tried all of this before contacting you,
because I'm not computer illiterate as those who work for LeapFrog must
be. It's a tough economy. I guess everyone's slacker nephew needs a job,
even if it means making the jump from pizza delivery boy to software
programmer in the same week. So now my question is twofold: "Should I
sell these toys on Craigslist or Ebay?" and "How do I delete my parent
account permanently?"
I guess I have a third question, too. Do
you have the number to VTech? My kid has a few of their toys, and she
has learned quite a bit from them. The only thing LeapFrog toys have
taught her are the colorful expletives daddy uses when using your
horrendous software.
I know this isn't your fault, Arjay F., but
please pass my sincerest "f#%k you very much" to your superiors as
high as it'll go. Those are the people I blame for the train wreck they
call LeapFrog Connect. Everyone wants to adopt the Apple model of
controlling every aspect of their customers' experience when using their
products, but the product has to be intuitive and functional for
everyone using them if this strategy is going to work. The toys are made
FOR children, but it doesn't mean the software should be designed BY
children.
Now if you'll just let me know how to delete my parent
account so I can mentally sever myself from this experience, I'll show
myself the door.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
A warning to all who would buy LeapFrog products (as told by an email reply to customer service)
Posted by David Dinsmore at 10:19 PM
Labels: Life with Lily
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