If you have the wherewithal, small claims is a secondary appeals process: https://www.keenesentinel.com/state_news/how-owner-of-teatot...
replyThat is because Facebook have already gone out of scale and no reasonable human can handle those appeals anymore.
replyIf you mix in the spammer and bad actors, it makes sense to just say no.
The solution is, of course, have smaller social networks.
> That is because Facebook have already gone out of scale and no reasonable human can handle those appeals anymore.
replyYou've been brainwashed. How can you seriously make this statement?
Meta has $200 _billion_ revenue.
Amazon employs _1.56 million_ people worldwide.
Meta could absolutely higher a million support workers and handle the appeals. They don't, but they could. Smaller social networks would be ideal, but not the only option. You can legislate a requirement of human support availability for gatekeeper platforms.
Companies created these traps not to screw customers but to thwart fraudsters. There are SO many worldwide - see annual fraud loss stats.
replyPaypal and many other companies that trade in valuables have to put up protections because there are almost no reprecussions for perpetrators in certain foreign countries.
Some part of me deep inside that remembers Paypal in the early 2000s and their Kafka labryrinth systems thinks about Peter Thiel and how he's responsible for both Facebook and Paypal. Maybe coincidence, maybe not
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