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I'm a US customer (relevant) and just placed an order. When tracking shows the driver was here, I got several calls from them in a language I don't speak. I tried my best to figure out what they were trying to communicate, but they eventually hung up. Then they marked the order as delivered when it wasn't.

I called support, they reached out to the driver, also couldn't get an explanation specifically because of the language barrier, then denied the refund because the it was marked as delivered. I was speaking to the same rep for the entire process.

Any suggestions? This feels really egregious.

I'm not a driver but just looking for insight on this experience as US customer, which will be relevant. I placed an order. When tracking shows the driver was here, I got several calls from them in a language I don't speak. I tried my best to figure out what they were asking, but they eventually hung up. Then they marked the order as delivered. It wasn't.

I called support, they reached out to the driver, also couldn't get an explanation because of the language barrier, then denied the refund because the it was marked as delivered. I was speaking to the same rep for the entire process.

Any suggestions? This feels really egregious.

It's been shut down by police. I live on that block and got a shelter in place notice earlier but I've been at work.

Out of the blue, no users at our firm can log into Sharecare. We've tried every portal and made requests for password changes at each, assuming maybe that was the problem, but we don't even receive the follow-up emails with password reset instructions.

We've filed support tickets to no response and spoken to numerous reps who just exile us to phone tree hell.

Anyone had the same experience? Anyone have a solution? Fuck Sharecare.

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How often have you actually arbitrated a not-made-whole subrogation claim? I'm in Colorado for what it's worth, but looking for any anecdotal experiences.

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I've been a paralegal for going on 7 years and I've only just now run into this. Has anyone else had similar experiences? It seems weird and makes me feel a little uneasy.

The company I work for is shuttering up in about 8 months and needs to spend money on new tech and office improvements before the end of the year or the money goes to Uncle Sam. I'm replacing my work pc (for word processing mostly and heavy Adobe use) and have opted to build one to current gaming specs sans a graphics card (to save money up front) which I'll drop in later at my own expense after we close up shop.

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Orders have to be placed today and I don't have th

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Smells like BS to me, but please let me know if I'm wrong.