How to get the Battlefield Hardline beta instantly (Just wait for customer support)

Nah, it's a beta the more people to stress test the better

See my reply to Ceatra.

since when does dragon age inquisition have a beta ?

http://help.ea.com/en/contact-us/new/?product=battlefield-hardline

So what's stopping you? Go for it.

Valve support staff is bitter because Gabe doesn't let them have those famous mobile desks. They are all crammed inside the same room; watching the cool kids doing desk races, releasing stuff only if the feel like it and doing other things hardly descriptible as "work".

In fact, I propose creating a NGO for those poor, neglected support people. They aren't evil, they just have uncovered affection needs.

Do you think they don't know? Oh, they know. Same thing happend in Titanfall. They know.

Not really. Their middleware is so shit, that they have had TONS of people having this issue, and many like it. The live chat support people most likely don't even have access to the server that handles sending out those emails, not even through a simple front-end, and definitely not to the middleware apps responsible for sending the order out to send an email to a user. In other words, the live support people can't check whether or not you actually did get that email, and if you did get an email, that can still mean the order to add BFH Beta to your account was either suspended in middleware, or got dropped entirely; meaning that anyone who got an email could have no beta added to their account until it was manually added by support, so there's no need to worry about "but I am trying to do this ages after the announcement of the beta", either.

In summary:

• There's no way for them to check the validity of your claim, and there's no limit to how long your claim could be valid as there's no set time within which the issue will surely have been resolved.
• Support most likely got told to "just give people the beta access if they complain about it" by their superiors, because of all the hate and negative backlash they received when everything on Origin entirely died for a few days after the announcement of the beta.

The only time they might stop giving beta access is if the dev. says "OK, we got enough people for adequate stress testing, more would be too much for the servers we've rented to handle, please stop adding people". In which case support would simply start denying requests to access the beta with something along the lines of "currently, the beta is closed, and we have had such an enormous response from people so far, that we cannot add more people to the beta, unfortunately." The issue of whether or not you legitimately received an email will never come into consideration.