oh no, your product is wonderful and the problem is most definitely not with your company, it's with the way people approach it. The way that Mint.com use it (they use getsatisfaction, but it's the same model so we can treat them as the same) is the perfect example of the model working so very well, it's not a complaint / criticism of you, it's a criticism of companies that think they can just half-ass some modernisation of customer support. Just like companies that think making a facebook page and then leaving it is "social media".
Thanks for the clarification. We totally agree that any tool can be used incorrectly, which is why we're always working to educate our customers (and businesses in general) about best practices for customer service and customer feedback. One blog post at a time, we'll get people there. :)
