The issues with this app and fundamentally its community, in my opinion, stem from relying almost solely on AI. X Support is not support in any meaning of the word. When you’re notified about a financial transaction failure but X Support cannot tell you details, you’re sent into Grok hell where you get DMs with dead links. When a human steps in, they refer you back to Grok.
This app is toxic. I’ve been called a cunt, bitch, whore, and the one that really cuts me: LIAR, just for replying with a benign statement about MY EXPERIENCE. I’m not attacking anyone, yet so many trolls appear and the name calling begins. It’s insane.
Here’s what I’ve learned about these trolls (these are my experiences and in no way are meant to define everyone else’s experience):
1) they are an account that’s been around for YEARS with less than 100 followers;
2) they are an account that’s RECENTLY established with thousands and thousands of followers (how the hell does that happen? Can you buy followers?);
3) they have an IQ of 70, or less. I’m not an Einstein, but these trolls are literally retarded. If you use “prolly” you are PROBABLY retarded.
4) they are just plain mean, and somehow exist with zero social skills. This one is the worst.
I’m pinning this post with the hope that someone other than myself sees it. X is no longer fun and I don’t see the point of continuing with being a “reply guy.” I’ll still do the occasional haiku, poem or limerick, because I still get satisfaction from those.
For those who decide to stick around, good luck!
I had an issue with Prudential when trying to claim insurance benefits for my disabled brother. I kept getting the runaround. I provided all the paperwork and filled out forms, sometimes three or four times. After dealing with them for almost ONE YEAR, I post on X and they reach out and a couple of weeks later everything gets resolved. Social media is very powerful, in good and bad ways.
They probably do. Someone once told me: maybe the light you see as you’re dying is just the light in the delivery room? And that babies are born knowing everything, including their past lives. And that they forget *everything* in a few days and start all over. And that they’ll remember some stuff and that’s why they look at you like that.
@mr_arrrrrr I once put 22k steps on my Fitbit in one afternoon. I was in a Relay for Life, and even though I didn’t sign up, a few folks didn’t show and I was volunteered. I don’t recall the number of laps I walked, but I had to do them carrying our company flag. That bitch was heavy!
@Arkypatriot@SalliSouza I’ve done this, but it rarely works. It took me almost two days to finally subscribe to you. I could do it on the app, no problem. I’m not sure if I finally did that just to subscribe. The web kept trying to get me to use my debit card, which I will not do.
@ThrillaRilla369 It was never a problem until we moved to the South. The summers here are miserable. It was the first house that we lived in that had AC.
@Rothmus I’ve only been able to use vacation plans to legitimately get out of serving. If you’re in poor health or at least 70, you can use those excuses, too.
@Arkypatriot@SalliSouza I have tried subscribing through the web, but it just won’t work for me (maybe because I’m using a Mac)? I always end up doing it through the app but I hate that 30% cut. I’m considering giving up my blue check so I can do more subscriptions.