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Telecharge Announces Plan to Make Website Even Worse

  • Writer: Broadway Beat
    Broadway Beat
  • Dec 16, 2021
  • 2 min read

by Caitlin Berg. @caitlinberg (Instagram), @caitlinhberg (Twitter).

NEW YORK, NY - Telecharge announced today, shortly after raising their fees to a quarter of whatever the customer’s rent is, that they plan to make their website even worse.


“We’re sick of innovation. All we hear about is new technology, updated websites, and the metaverse. We don’t want any part of that,” announced Telecharge President and former Neo-Luddite village leader James Clinton, via scribbled note on a used napkin. “We were inspired by Marianne Elliott’s gender-bent Company revival to do the opposite of what is typical. Enough progress. It’s a waste of money.”


Former Telecharge website designer Gary Scott, who had actually never learned to code and instead pressed buttons in hopes that something might work, was confused about Clinton’s statement.


“We didn’t have a tech team. It was just me. I created this website on my own when we were founded and haven’t updated it since," said Scott, via pager. "All I do is fix it when it crashes, which is about eight or nine times a day. It’s a pretty good life."


Willa Neuner, VP of Ticket Sales for Telecharge who was recently fired for owning a cell phone, promised the website could, somehow, become worse.


“I heard they’ve decided to remove the seat map feature, make the background blue even brighter, and eliminate e-tickets,” When asked if she thinks this may negatively impact ticket sales and profit, Neuner laughed.


“I don’t care about ticket sales. I joined Telecharge to make theater kids’ lives harder after not getting into Michigan for my BFA. Before I left, I pitched making people buy tickets through morse code. Hopefully they keep that.”


When checking the Telecharge website to see if Clinton’s updates had taken effect, the website had a sole message on the homepage, reading “go fuck yourselves.”

 
 
 

6 Comments


Noah Oliver
Noah Oliver
Apr 21

This satirical take highlights how poor website experience can seriously impact customer trust and engagement. In today’s digital world, user-friendly design and smooth functionality are essential for success. This directly connects with Social Media Marketing, where driving traffic is only effective if the website experience matches expectations, otherwise, businesses risk losing conversions and damaging their brand image.

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pintoxdigital
Mar 04

Interesting satirical take on the Telecharge website experience, pieces like this highlight how important usability and functionality are for online platforms. Even in creative commentary, it reminds readers that a well-structured and reliable website can strongly influence user satisfaction and engagement. In many cases, companies explore white label web development to improve their digital platforms efficiently, allowing them to launch better-performing websites while maintaining their own brand identity.

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Innova Designz
Innova Designz
Oct 28, 2025

Great read — thanks for sharing! If you’re seeing how website issues can hamper user experience and credibility, consider partnering with dedicated custom web development services USA to build a site that not only functions smoothly but is optimized for engagement, performance and brand trust.

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noyefe9866
Oct 02, 2025

This announcement is both surprising and a bit ironic—user experience should always be a priority. In Ecommerce SEO Services, we know that a well-optimized, user-friendly website is crucial for engagement and conversions. Hopefully, this move sparks a rethink!

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Adel Web Handels
Adel Web Handels
Oct 02, 2025

It’s concerning to hear Telecharge plans changes that might make their website worse, as a smooth online experience is key for customers. Poor design can hurt engagement and trust, even for loyal users. Working with an online marketing agentur Köln could help them fix these issues and create a site that actually serves their audience well. Hopefully, they prioritize usability over unnecessary changes!

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