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Originally Posted by jarland
My guess is that they had that logic down for free accounts and just never differentiated between free and paid for the logic of the automation. Likely they hadn't had many (if any) paid accounts that triggered the automation and then spoke up (meaning people either didn't idle the accounts or didn't notice it missing because they abandoned it).
I wouldn't be surprised if they would be interested in knowing that this happened.
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It could be, but if so, still shows to me a lack of planning and reliability towards paid users. I think if they were all that interested in hearing about glitches in their system, they would have a means of contact that does not require login....I spent sometime on Google early on looking for a means to circumvent that, and none were found. I definitely will not be joining BigBro wannabes like Fakebook or Twitter to do them any favors.