@AmazonUK@amazon please fix your automated security features 🙏🏻 I’m ordering things for a new apartment and have been locked out of my account 4x with all my orders frozen every time. There is no one who is providing any customer support when this happens. What’s going on?
@AmazonHelp I love Amazon but this is a major product, customer service, and security flaw. Really disappointing for a company valued at $1.8T that a 12 manual security review process exists that still fails to assess basic information.
I typically praise @amazon for their customer focus but @AmazonUK has been one of the most disappointing customer experiences I’ve had. I’ve been locked out of my account for using a US💳 & the fastest way to get access is recreating an account because unlock process so difficult
@AmazonHelp I was asked to submit my bank statement to unlock my account (which I did) then was told the document didn’t upload, on the second attempt I was told the document did not show my bank account number (which it did). It took 12+ hours per attempt to hear anything back.
Big man @GovAbbott likes to brag that TX is big & bad & ready for anything but in reality we’re on a shitty isolated power grid, & he won’t hold energy company’s feet to the fire to beef up infrastructure. Centerpoint won’t bury lines, or upgrade equipment. Doomed to repeat.
Centerpoint gotta face a hearing. They cleared $6 billion in profit last year but can’t keep an outage tracker working. Can’t invest in infrastructure. Houston gotta break up their monopoly.
This is the 3rd time in a year that the residents of Houston have lost power for days. Each time we experience lost work, lost wages, lost food, and what’s worse: lost lives. It’s time for our politicians and utility providers to be accountable for implementing solutions.
if you have a problem with the student loan cancellation because you already paid off your loans, just pretend its a tax cut for the rich that you also never got but mysteriously didn't complain about.
I need someone to explain to me why it’s always “if you can’t pay rent, buy fewer lattes and avocado toasts” and not “if you can’t pay your employees a living wage, buy fewer yachts and real estate”.
Explain it to me like I’m in kindergarten.