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The cause doesn't really matter, you pay for priorized access to them (otherwise you can send your complaints to the customer service like a message in a bottle
by makeitdouble 2y ago
The cause doesn't really matter, you pay for priorized access to them (otherwise you can send your complaints to the customer service like a message in a bottle)
It works the same for most companies where their product is a foundation of your business.
Think Apple store for instance: you'll pay for premium support tickets to have expedited reviews of your apps, even if it's to work around a bug they just pushed in their new OS update.
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