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>>benhur+(OP)
Is there really no way for a user to get in touch with a human agent? I read that Google automates the flagging and disabling of accounts but given how many people have their livelihood linked to these accounts, Google must have done something. It makes me scared how deep I have dived into the Google ecosystem. Time and time again I think about transitioning to someplace else but don’t know how to. It seems too daunting.

>>rochak+W1
At least stop signing up for new things so you don't make the problem worse.

It is a risk. I had a problem with my Google account, and while I was able to find a human to email about it, they were completely unable to help. It was literally "you have to do the thing, even though it makes no sense, because that's what our algorithm requires" (in my case it was repurchase an old domain in order to prove that I owned it, so they could cancel the account associated with that domain. Literally makes no sense, but it was the only way their process could work). That was my "ruh-oh" moment when I realised their products are basically unsupported and therefore shouldn't be used in production.

>>marcus+n3
> in my case it was repurchase an old domain in order to prove that I owned it

What happens if the domain-name is repurchased by someone else or claimed by Sedo, etc?

>>DaiPlu+45
He's fucked and has to hope the nice new domain owner will help him out.

>>xeroma+XB1
That doesn't seem likely.