Vinh Pham
GBITS A SCAM So someone reached out to me on whatsapp and sent me a job offer to work for amplitude. It turns out that this is a DATA DRIVING job and you have to deposit money in to clear the products & MERGES. I have deposited in more than $20000 but they made me deposit more than $15000 in order to get my money back. I have lost everything including my home and didnt get my money back. An absolute scam. My friend killed herself because she lost all of her money because of this website.
Jesús Rojas
ESGreat product awful support service Great product awful support service. The product itself is top tier: data ingestion, features, usability, etc 10/10 However, the romance is lost once you have an issue and need help from their support. They have a drop-down selector to set the priority and 2 times I've mark it as critical and the first response has been 24+ hours later, once they answered, the suffering started,several back and forth responses saying "try this, try that" it looked that they were guessing, no concrete answer until I escalated the ticket and talked with an engineer, who gave a concrete and solving answer in 5 min. And right now I have another critical ticket reaching the 24h mark with no response. Pathetic
Genn Murphy
CA(810)500-2239 scam message (810)500-2239 Hi, sorry to bother you, I'm Wendy from Amplitude, we are currently recruiting for a variety of positions, would you mind if I share some details with you? I want you to know that this is a great part time job that only requires 30-60 minutes a day on your phone and can make you $80-$300 a day with same day commissions. Working method: online remote work To complete your job application, please select from the following options: 1. U.S. Citizenship 2. Foreigners who have lived in the United States for more than 3 years Recruitment requirements: Must be over 25 years old and have SSN The first 100 participants of the day will receive $30 OK, please add the person in charge's business card and they will contact you shortly via Whatsapp. Yah, screams scam to me
Nomad Siv
NLProduct UI rich but easy to get lost in. And support sucks. I am a free tier customer of Amplitude. The UI dashboard has a lot of info, and is quite easy to get lost in. They suggest that you must add categories to your events. When I did that, and then wanted to find a way of changing the category names, there seems to be no way to do that. After looking around on their help pages and not finding anything about managing categories, I submitted a question on their online support form. The response of their "support" person to this fairly simple question, was a generic unhelpful one: "Upon reviewing your ticket submission, I’d like to note that we don’t offer 1:1 support for this type of inquiry for our Starter/Free & Scholarship customers." What?! If you are a free tier customer, and you don't find what you need in their documentation, then you're stuck. They won't even say if managing categories is a paid feature! That's ridiculous. - A dissatisfied customer.
Wetsun Wetsun
FRTo be honest they deserved my five star… To be honest they deserved my five star because I never thought they could live up to my expectations after some bad comments I read on here but like I always say "try yourself before you judge anything" , the company is hands down the best I've worked with so far and the customer service are super helpful. No hanky panky, straight forward and awesome rewards after working everyday