Have you ever been ignored by tom's guide?

[beckyhan]

Hi, I know tom's guide offers a platform for developers to upload their app. Have you ever successfully uploaded your app to the platform? Especially those individual developers.

I have this doubt cuz I have contacted them for over three time for the app submission request over last two months. But no response. No thank you, no sorry. Just nothing.

So I wonder does anyone have similar experience with me? Or can at least someone from tom's guide offer a little tiny explanation about this? Thanks.

 

[darkbreeze]

I've contacted a moderator for you. They can most likely better answer your question or put you in contact with somebody who can than any of us regular members.

 

[beckyhan]

I've contacted a moderator for you. They can most likely better answer your question or put you in contact with somebody who can than any of us regular members.

thanks so much for your help. All the best wishes for you.

 

[Saga Lout]

Over my (no) pay grade but I'll bring it to the attention of the folks who know about these things.

 

[Pinhedd]

I've also brought this to the community manager's attention.

 

[Titillating]

Hi there!

So, I looked into this and spoke with one of our head editors. I can't seem to find this platform you're speaking of, and the editor isn't aware of anything like that either. As far as we are aware, users can't upload their own apps; our downloads page only has official apps that can be found in the various app stores. Can you perhaps point me to where you've found this feature? If it is mentioned anywhere, it will need to be removed because it simply does not exist.

 

[darkbreeze]

Hmm. Now I wonder if it was a serious post or not.

 

[Saga Lout]

We may never know unless, perhaps, Easeus comes up with a app for testing.

 

[beckyhan]

Hi there!

So, I looked into this and spoke with one of our head editors. I can't seem to find this platform you're speaking of, and the editor isn't aware of anything like that either. As far as we are aware, users can't upload their own apps; our downloads page only has official apps that can be found in the various app stores. Can you perhaps point me to where you've found this feature? If it is mentioned anywhere, it will need to be removed because it simply does not exist.

Hi, sorry for late reply. I know tom's guide does not all us to upload the apps by ourselves. But since you have a platform for users to download apps, there should be an entry for developers to upload the app, at least an entry for submitting app upload request, right? If not, I hope you can write a notice somewhere that you do not accept any app upload request.

And I am really very serious. And here is my app that has been uploaded to the Google Play. Link removed
And I did contacted you for the app uploading issue for at least three times.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Who did you contact?

 

[Saga Lout]

They accepted it? Have you considered being sued by a large company with the same name?

 

[beckyhan]

Who did you contact?

I send my request via the contact listed at the bottom of the page. Did I send the message to the wrong place?

 

[beckyhan]

They accepted it? Have you considered being sued by a large company with the same name?

en? Sorry, I did not get your point. Who will sue me? and for what thing?

 

[Someone Somewhere]

They accepted it? Have you considered being sued by a large company with the same name?

en? Sorry, I did not get your point. Who will sue me? and for what thing?

Do you work for EaseUS? If not, trademark infringement is a nasty thing.

 

[Saga Lout]

Precisely. You clearly aren't connected to that company, in spite of your e-mail address and it's also well know that the company is not involved in either the mobile phone or battery industries. I'm removing your link to the Google Play site pending a discussion with SomeoneSomewhere and other Moderators.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Umm... actually, looking at easeus.com, under Mobile Tool>Android App, they have a link to that site. So I think it's legit.

But I'd call the battery software 100% FUD.

 

[Saga Lout]

For data recovery which is what that company does best but unless beckyhan is an official representative of EaseUS and has their consent to use the name, we don't want to be seen to support his product - good or bad.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

The contact email and website for the app are listed as easeusapp.com. On the actual easeus website, there is a link to easeusapp.com. So I'd say it's legit.

 

[beckyhan]

For data recovery which is what that company does best but unless beckyhan is an official representative of EaseUS and has their consent to use the name, we don't want to be seen to support his product - good or bad.

Hi, sorry for late reply. Yes, I am working at a branch of EaseUS. So I can give you my word that this is legal.

 

[beckyhan]

The contact email and website for the app are listed as easeusapp.com. On the actual easeus website, there is a link to easeusapp.com. So I'd say it's legit.

Hi, thanks for your work on this issue. And yes, Easeusapp.com is a branch of EaseUS.