Hasselblad must be in trouble...

[compuwar]

I just got a survey request from Hassleblad USA, and the survey domain was...

Surveymonkey.com

Business can't be good if they can't get a survey engine that doesn't go to their own domain and wants to advertise its services after completion. Not exactly what I'd expect from them as a company.

Heck, I'd have given them a heck of a deal on a survey pointed from surveys.hasselblad.com.

When the high-end folks stop worrying about their image things are bad.

 

[Kebabselector]

Most surveys i've had are usually from different domains.

 

[compuwar]

Most surveys i've had are usually from different domains.

When I've had surveys from a different domain from a "high-end" company it hasn't landed on a page trying to pimp the survey company's $19.95 services.

Heck, I don't think I've even seen that from the low-end side of the house in two or three years.

 

[termina3]

Wow... the parent peer group at my school uses surveymonkey (for free)...

That really doesn't bode well for Hassy.

 

[luminosity]

Looks normal to me .

 

[jbernie]

Lets just say that it would look more professional if the survey did not contain any outside content of any description.

Though with the way things are these days, maybe we could view it as them being financially conservative and not wasting money which can in turn keep their prices down a little?

 

[luminosity]

Hasselblad's site is still coming up as it always has for me.

 

[valdore]

Hasselblad's site is still coming up as it always has for me.

Compuwar is referring to an online survey, not Hassel's home page itself.