Speed throttled despite paying for highest tier
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- dre***@mock.example · 4/26/2026, 1:02:38 PM
Don't accept their store credit — push for a real refund. They will pay it eventually.
- hen***@mock.example · 4/26/2026, 2:02:38 PM
Try filing with the BBB and CCing their PR email — that's what worked for me.
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