> coinbase already has horrendous customer support. Yeah, I'm aware of that. To fix it, Facebook would have to hire a bunch of people well-trained people to t

> coinbase already has horrendous customer support. Yeah, I'm aware of that. To fix it, Facebook would have to hire a bunch of people well-trained people to take customer calls, but that will be expensive and violate their user-as-product traditions. The "Facebook Coinbase support" group might also get tons of regular Facebook support calls, because the number may be the only way to reach a real human at Facebook when there's a problem. IIRC, the Menlo Park Police get a fair number of FB support calls (e.g. "my account was stolen"), because there's no way to reach a human at Facebook. The alternative is the leave things as terrible as they are, but that will just be another avenue for anti-Facebook scandal stories.