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If that's the reason shouldn't Apple have warned/informed him by now?


The Apple Developer Agreement states:

> Your rights under this license to use and access the Content will terminate automatically without notice from Apple if you fail to comply with any of these provisions.


> More recently, I tried calling again and got to talk with a supervisor, who said I would be getting an e-mail with instructions to get my access restored.

A supervisor shouldn't/wouldn't string him along in this situation


I have had many customer service supervisors give incorrect information. They've generally only got what they see in the CRM/ticketing system to go on; it's entirely possible that they may not be privy to, say, a note from the legal department.




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