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A typical complaint would be if he had done something wrong, but he send 0 messages, got no likes - so what could he have done wrong? I had similar experiences
by Wronnay 5y ago
A typical complaint would be if he had done something wrong, but he send 0 messages, got no likes - so what could he have done wrong?
I had similar experiences with Tinder - I think their support team just bans people when they don't want to deal with them - without checking the account at all.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5y agoHe says he did nothing wrong anyway. They all do. Maybe he is telling the truth but it's hard to know.
- himinlomax 5y agoThe problem is not whether he did something bad or not -- there's no way to know, and he may not admit it if he did. What the problem is is that he got banned without being told why.
- pelasaco 5y ago"Everyone in here is innocent" says Morgan Freeman’s character Red, a convicted murderer, in The Shawshank Redemption.
- lou1306 5y agoOff the top of my head, there are at least two plausible explanations: * Some user reported his account as "fake" or otherwise "inappropriate" * The algorithm thought he faked his position Neither one requires any intentional wrongdoing. It is what it is.
- pelasaco 5y agothe third explanation is: he was already banned before signing to all those services.
- pc86 5y agoHe didn't post screenshots of his profile so we have no idea what's on there, it's completely possible (likely, even) that his profile text did violate the TOS. Instant perma-ban might be a bit harsh but we have no reason to believe one side over the other and no evidence pointing either way.
- nomdep 5y agoA naive customer support intern must have thought his last name “le fou” was fake because in English might sound like “le fuck”