I have just sent the following email to support at Anker/Eufy.
If you feel as ripped off as I do, I suggest you pen your own and send it through.
Hello,
I have to admit I’m usually pretty relaxed about missed promises on Kickstarter-type products.
But Eufycam isn’t that any more.
It’s now a genuine retail product sold in genuine bricks & mortar stores
I recently bought 8 Eufycam cameras, a base station, a wifi doorbell, a spotlight camera and 5 door sensors under the impression that IFTTT was coming as per advertising and the box. IFTTT was a prerequisite in my purchase choice so it could be integrated with my existing home automation.
However, I have now read through the community forums and have seen that Anker has no intention of providing IFTTT Support even though it was advertised, promoted and PRINTED ON THE BOXES I PURCHASED.
Under Australian Consumer Law, bait & switch and misrepresentation are considered serious matters.
Please advise the timeline for IFTTT to be provisioned within 7 days from this email or I will be filing a complaint with Australia’s Consumer Affairs.
Unless a firm commitment and timeline are given, I will be returning the products because they are not fit for purpose and are not “as advertised”.
I would have been ok with API access or webhooks as then I could roll my own IFTTT solution but there is NO valid explanation or response coming from Anker therefore I have no choice but to report this to the body that protects Australian Consumers from fraudulent behaviour and get my money back so I can seek an alternative solution.
Regards, Jason