@WyzeHongfei
I would like Wyze to be a little more transparent with their “Giveaways” somehow. Wyze is constantly announcing giveaways, but then very rarely publicly publishes who the winners are for something. This is particularly the case for many social media events like Instagram or Twitter. I always enter into giveaways for those, but nothing is ever published anywhere who actually won or if winners were EVER chosen or if it was just a stunt to gain attention (I am not accusing Wyze of this, just pointing out that if there is no transparency, many people wonder if there even ever were prises given away). The same thing happens here in the forums a lot.
For example, this thread promised to giveaway a bunch of 1 year subscriptions and pick winners by the end of June, and it’s more than a month later with no winners announced:
Or this one about the father’s day giveaway:
Or the Giveaway of the Remote Control Car for Instagram or Twitter…there were supposed to be winners in those platforms too, but nothing was ever announced for them ANYWHERE.
I could go back and find several that a year old or more with no list of who won things. We presume the winners were just contacted directly, but how do we know Wyze didn’t just “forget” or something?
The point is that with Wyze’s Core standard of “be friends with customers” there should be a lot more transparency with ALL of the giveaways. Make a forum thread here, or SOMEWHERE (Anywhere) that keeps a list of user names for giveaways anywhere. Make it a locked Bulletin that only Mods/Wyze Employees can add too but anyone can view or something and anytime there is a giveaway, add to it. Name the platform (Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Wyze Forum, Reddit, Facebook, etc), What date, What username won, and what item.
This would fulfill Wyze’s promise of transparency and "friends with customers. Right now there is a lot of frustration and confusion and this is not acceptable. Please pass on the above suggestions in a meeting. Something should really be done to fix all hidden issues surrounding your giveaways.