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It's fraud.
by orthecreedence 6y ago
It's fraud.
- perl4ever 6y agoSaying "the executive office complaint line" isn't implying it's Facebook's complaint line. There is no legal obligation for the person on the other end of a call to be who you expect. Who would even assume that such a thing would not be outsourced if it were affiliated? And "a priority incident" can't be a misrepresentation inasmuch as "priority" is inherently relative. As a matter of "legal realism" people might be right that it would land you in prison if you are just Joe/Jane Schmoe. But I see absolutely no logical justification for that when companies do things at least as shady all the time without serious consequences.