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Luckily Apple is not Google, and you can call their support and they can tell you what the problem is and likely fix it.
by Matheus28 2y ago
Luckily Apple is not Google, and you can call their support and they can tell you what the problem is and likely fix it.
- crossroadsguy 2y agoWhere after wasting my 2 hours on each of those three calls i.e. totalling 6 hours the Senior Advisor will solemnly ask me backup my data, wipe the device, and reinstall again and pray to almighty it works. If I am adventurous enough I ask them whether it will work their answer will put even the most seasoned diplomat to shame. So yeah right.
- ffsm8 2y agoEh, there are very frequent social media posts of people getting their Apple IDs banned with no recourse, I.e random example: https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/1cdsqpf/the_final_update_of_my_recent_apple_id_ban/ https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/1cdsqpf/the_final_u... It's not a significant percentage (rounds to 0.00%) but it does happen if you're unlucky. One of the ways it can happen is what I wrote: have a plus subscription, have your card expire and don't respond to Apples warning that you'll get banned unless you update your payment details. If you don't, your account is gone after a few weeks. It's certainly reasonable from Apple's PoV, the customer isnt paying their bills and not responding to their mails. You just get the occasional person that gets fucked by it because they're indisposed, possibly even by injury/hospitalisation or just not checking the mail address they've registered with etc.
- dsign 2y agoAre you implying that Apple+ is a risky business for people who own Apple devices? If so, I'll stay away from it.
- temp007007 2y agoThe link you posted shows that the user was able to reinstate the Apple ID.