What's up with the Fidelity website?

[VGCgroupie]

It doesn’t even display on mobile. I stopped regularly checking it. I’m curious if they noticed a drop in web traffic or offers.

They have to be getting less sales, if not less they have to be noticing they are taking longer. Cant imagine how this wouldn't have a major impact.

 

[Chili327]

They have to be getting less sales, if not less they have to be noticing they are taking longer. Cant imagine how this wouldn't have a major impact.

If it wasn’t for DVCforLess.com I wouldn’t ever go to fidelity. And its the most common broker for my contracts, buying or selling!!

 

[eticketplease]

I like how they have all the use years including January on their search.

If you click on a listing it might be “April” or might be “Apr” use year.

 

[pzw90]

Looks like it works on mobile now at times. They must be reading my complaints. Now fix the $/pt on the mobile display and display the listing agent and listing time and don’t touch it

 

[disneylandtour]

Looks like it works on mobile now at times. They must be reading my complaints. Now fix the $/pt on the mobile display and display the listing agent and listing time and don’t touch it

This website seriously looks like....something made by a lower-end student who has missed half the lectures and labs for the entire semester and is now trying to guess their way through a final project, with this website being that project.

So mobile was down again this morning--at least for IOS. Then it came back up. And I thought--maybe it's fixed, but nope:

Every last DVC entry still has the price with the decimal point in the wrong place. Instead of $99 per point at SSR, it's $9,900 per point. Instead of $110 per point at RIV, its $11,000.00 per point.

Fidelity is my go to broker. I think they're honest and straight-forward, and the agents are helpful. But this website--which is the initial point of contact for many customers--suggests that there's chaos here and a lack of attention to detail. A website needs to represent the best image of a business--this one is doing the opposite. And the business here, IMO, is far better than their website.

On the upside, I'm guessing that whoever wants to sort through this mess likely has a better chance of finding a good deal, as those deals are going to linger longer now before someone does all the work to find them.