Well, that's interesting, worldwide? If we can hold into your words, how do you plan on performing such? Contacting by emails? How about if they don't have emails? Phone numbers? World wide? Thousands of thousands of entities? How about the informal ones? The one that don't have formal organization structure? Or ones that, formal or informal, were out of business prior to the specialist's enlisting on you?
"We will find a way to prevent" right, how? That's the point we're currently discussing. Previously you just give an argument that merely due to their "certification", they won't cheat, and now you give an even more baseless answer.
We are working on this issue. We have a long and difficult way.
There may be a downside to this. The user can not correctly formulate their questions. You understand that we will not be able to record a conversation between a user and a specialist, it is illegal. I think that can be will to leave a complaint for poor-quality provision consultation. But here again the other side of the coin. Maybe the client himself is not so competent in the matter to perceive the information that gives a specialist. I understand your concern in this matter, we are concerned too. And we will look for a solution. If You have any ideas, you can give them to us.
I would assume your earlier post was to reply the first paragraph of my question, and the latter for the second. Let's begin with clarifying the first one,
"We are working on this issue. We have a long and difficult way", so you're working on the issue, which translates as you currently don't have one working method to check credibility of certification worldwide, or you have a long and difficult way, which translates as you already have one that's working in a long and difficult way?
Into the second paragraph, yes I may have a possible solution, but I'd like to hold that for a moment as I find it surprising that developer team failed to foresee such crucial aspect when they initially build the project. Let me ask you another thing, still related to your so called proposal of phone-call-paid-knowledge-sharing, how do you overcome language barrier? And following right behind that question, accent and dialect barrier?