u/maulikms

Even 200 - 300 dollar a month is a lot for me to spend on trial and error. I do not mind paying if I know it will work. I have PCOS and I want to choose the right one the first time. I cannot afford to waste months on something that does not work and then start over again. How did you guys choose yours? Did your doctor decide or did you research it yourself first? Is there anything that explains the differences in simple terms?

I've noticed there are quite a few schools in town that offer classes. I'm talking about clasess for adults like software training, etc. Has anyone taken an adult education-style class and what were your take aways? I'm looking to get tra͏ined and cert͏ified in something that will get me out of the downward trend my income has been taking lately. I have a high school education and currently work as a cook. WIth the whole AI thing, I'm not sure where to look or what I should focus on. I like working with my hands, I am pretty good at figuring things out, and there are some things I really love about working in restaurants, especially the wine part of it.

Started testing Lea͏dIQ about 3 weeks ago after our Apo͏llo credits ran out. The contact data has been pretty solid, maybe 85-90% accurate on emails which beats what we were getting before. The chrome extension is smooth and the Salesforce sync works without breaking every other day.

The mobile numbers though - that's where it gets rough. We're getting maybe 40% of contacts with mobile data and half of those are disconnected or wrong. For roughly 90 bucks a user that's pretty disappointing when mobile is becoming huge for outbound. My manager keeps asking why we're paying for a sales prospecting tool that can't deliver phone numbers and I don't have a great answer.

The other weird thing is their credit system. You burn credits even when they don't find anything, which adds up fast when you're doing bulk exports. Support told me that's "how the platform works" which felt like a cop out.

Anyone else running into the mobile data issue? I've been poking around at a few other lead generation tools - Pro͏speo, Sno͏v.io, etc. Curious if others have found workarounds with LeadIQ or if this is just the reality of their data.

I’m pretty frustrated right now because I can’t even get into my Spotify account, but they’re still charging me for Premi͏um.

My account got locked after some “unusual activity” warning, and now every time I try to log in, I either get an error or it tells me to verify something I no longer have access to. I was already planning to canc͏el because I barely use Spotify anymore, but now I can’t even reach the subscription page.

The annoying part is that another Premium charge just hit my bank account. Support keeps pointing me back to the login/recovery flow, but that doesn’t help when the account itself is locked.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Do I need to go through my bank, keep pushing Spotify support, or is there another way to cancel when you can’t access the account?

Also, has anyone tried SubD͏elete for stuff like this? I saw they help send cancellation requests for subscriptions, but I’m not sure if it works when the account is locked or if it takes too long.

I just want Spotify Premium canceled so I’m not paying for an account I can’t even use.