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I assume all ways of recovery by google failed. I would go the physical route. Take a megaphone, a big sign and go to one of the google offices in Zürich. First
by faebi 6y ago
I assume all ways of recovery by google failed. I would go the physical route. Take a megaphone, a big sign and go to one of the google offices in Zürich. First stand there and then slowly ramp up to attract more attention. At one point one googler must be willing to help or must be annoyed enough by me. It sounds extreme but it is my Plan B. My personal data includes all my pictures which are extremly valueable to me. I do pay for many google services including Google Drive and I expect them to support me.
- dvcrn 6y agoNot working at google but we are frequently getting security warnings to not leave the office building with swag that shows our company name because some customers weren’t happy with cs and stand angrily in front of our office ready to confront anyone. Don’t do this. It won’t do anything good and I also doubt some random googler has the privileges to restore your account. There are likely policies in place similar to how I am not allowed (or able) to touch our customers accounts
- jdm2212 6y agoRandom Googler can't restore your account, but can file a ticket that might actually get looked at. Source: firsthand experience. I had problems with Google Fi when it was pretty new. I tried to work through the issue with their normal support, unsuccessfully. I worked at Google back then, and eventually point filed a ticket with (or maybe emailed? I don't remember) the Project Fi team. Lo and behold, my issue got resolved almost immediately.