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> It's not clickbait, it's a long rant. He was too angry to make a straightforward video. I'm struggling to imagine how a person faced with losing access to th
by romaniitedomum 7y ago
> It's not clickbait, it's a long rant. He was too angry to make a straightforward video.
I'm struggling to imagine how a person faced with losing access to their site/facebook page or whatever is making a video at all. I mean, what does that thought process even look like? We're locked out, the passwords are changed! Only one course left! Stand back everyone, and get me a video camera!
And besides, who in 2019 would believe that a random stranger offering to post "legitimate" or "relevant" ads on their page or site is actually legitimate?
I don't understand the world any more.
- Nerdfest 7y agoIf he didn't make a video that got some degree of internet traction, it's unlikely his problem would have been fixed.
- me_me_me 7y agoI heard similar advice in few places now, if you want customer support got to twitter and make a big s*show. If you get some traction the company will contact you to stop bad pr. Otherwise you will be stuck in 'not my problem'/'cant be done' hell.
- rasz 7y agoSame way the only recourse for Google screwing you over is posting on HN.