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His summary doesn't at all reflect what was in the phone call that he posted. He says that Apple insisted he admit wrongdoing, but the representative from Apple
by luketheobscure 10y ago
His summary doesn't at all reflect what was in the phone call that he posted. He says that Apple insisted he admit wrongdoing, but the representative from Apple was very clear about the three points he wanted expressed (his account was "linked to an account with fraudulent activity", he's working with Apple to unlink the accounts, and that he's working with Apple to get back into the program). He even specifically says that he won't admit any wrongdoing, and the Apple representative didn't take issue with that.
- pkamb 10y agoThere are multiple communications and phone calls in play. It was a previous phone call on Friday that required admitting wrongdoing. > on FRIDAY they told me they’d reactivate my account if I’d make a blog post admitting some wrongdoing. I told them I can’t do that, because I did nothing wrong. > On SATURDAY they told me that they are fine with me writing the truth about what happened. [this is the call that was recorded]