Quite simply, the Patek Philippe exhibition in Milan was heaven on earth. Everything was professionally organised, and I don’t think any other watch company goes to these lengths for its clients and watch enthusiasts. Huge congratulations to Thierry and his team on an excellent Patek experience.
So what happened? I thought 24th of September was the date when millions of shares were up for sale or could be sold and the price was supposed to collapse what I find in all these speculative stock when there is a thought something may happen do the opposite.
Instagram support is one of the biggest scams on the planet and you know it.
You sell the blue tick as “priority support.” Then the second an account gets disabled, that support vanishes with it. Convenient.
So people do what they’re forced to do: open a new account, buy another blue tick, and try to contact you about the old one. You reply with the standard empty line: “How can we help?”
We explain the previous account was disabled for no reason and demand answers. Then radio silence. No reply. Nothing.
We can’t sit on the chat forever so we leave and come back later. Suddenly a message appears: “You left the conversation so it might take longer for us to get back to you.”
And then? Forever. Absolute radio silence. Every single time. Restart the whole process, same exact runaround. It’s deliberate.
This is not support. This is a calculated stall tactic designed to make people give up.
I lost a 12-year business account. Twelve years of photos, contacts, content, and work — gone. Wiped. And your “support” system is engineered to do nothing about it.
Now the only messages I get are blackmail scams: “We can restore your account for $5,000 up front.” How the hell do these people even know the account was disabled in the first place?
I’ve tried every official channel. Zero results. Zero accountability.
You’re not just failing users. You’re running a system that enables scammers while stonewalling the people who actually paid you.
Crowdfund a lawsuit. That’s the only language Meta seems to understand.
Can someone explain to me these billions and trillions being invested in Data Centres and cloud centres and AI by Google, Oracle, etc where are funds going. I mean if a company is going negative, another must be going positive?
I mean the money is not vanishing in air. I understand these are long term investments but then the money must be going somewhere and someone or some companies just be benefiting in the short term?