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Personally I surely would not want to go that route, but maybe suing(or the threat of it) helps, if you know a trustworthy lawyer? I would imagine just a lette
by hutzlibu 5y ago
Personally I surely would not want to go that route, but maybe suing(or the threat of it) helps, if you know a trustworthy lawyer?
I would imagine just a letter from a lawyer stating the facts of the incident would be enough to get real attention from google.
I mean, you pay for a service - they just canceled without further explanation. Shouldn't there be some rights left for normal people?
Otherwise yes, your story is a good (allmost daily by now) reminder, to reduce google wherever possible.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agosmall claims court, obviously, require them to send someone somewhere to appear.
- willis936 5y agoIf the defendant doesn't show up that doesn't stop the hearing. A google lawyer likely costs more than the damages.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agoright so they get their money back for their youtube subscription.
- nradov 5y agoLarge companies typically send paralegals to small claims courts. In those courts the defense counsel doesn't need to be a member of the bar.
- caf 5y agoA month's YouTube Music sub would be well within the jurisdiction of small claims, that'd cost them at least some lawyer time to respond!
- necovek 5y agoPerhaps you need to mention suing/lawyer in your original response to avoid your plea being automatically rejected.
- hutzlibu 5y agoThat might be worth to give it a try.