I've read your threads and complaints about the support and replied to it before. As I said then, they only can help with the information given to them and quite frankly the information provided by you is _not_ very clear or strait forward and I too need several rereads of your description to actually understand what you mean.
It even often contains contradicting stuff. eg:
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If i go to the privacy tag in the options, right-click on one of those persons(when my email isnt in his/her list) the DELETE button isn't enabled, and we know that when you email isn't in someone's list this button should be enabled.
It the delete button is not enabled it means you _ARE_ on their lists! So why using that as an example and even persist on that while your complain is that you are not on their lists? (and tbh, you can't know that for sure unless you actually have access to those (faulty?) accounts).
Also, they don't read forums and stuff. They can only go on on what you mail to them and thus that should be correct, not in some messenger-slang. By this I mean that we all know what you mean with "the privacy tag in the options" and we know, by knowing the persons who wrote the posts, what some stuff means which people use in their descriptions. But an official support service does not. If you want to explain a problem, do it in the proper way with the proper names and proper detailed descriptions. eg: An "option tab" is not a "tag". A "menu" is not a "thingie", etc... You need to describe the things as they are in detail, not vaguely describe them with some forum/messenger-slang (some might understand this at the official support service but not all people will and that is where confussions starts and the ball gets rolling).
Also, from reading your other threads about this, you often misinterpret stuff which is said yourself (remember the thread where you thought they asked you for your password)....
You also write sometimes stuff in one way while you mean the opposite (because of some grammar/spelling mistakes in your English)...
All this is not to put you down or something, but to note that the blame isn't entirly on their side. In fact, they have shown a great deal of patience and support so far if you ask me (and from reading your threads).
Comming back to that "they want my pasword" thread as an example, instead of ignoring what they suggest and/or advise and instead of repeating a mail you've previously send them, why don't you trust them and follow their advise step by step without jumping to conclussions first. If it doesn't work, only then reply kindly with a mail saying that it doesn't work, but at least try it before simply dismissing it and thinking it wouldn't work before you even tried it and calling them a stupid crap service or what not.
Also, despite what others might let you believe, those responses are _not_ automated or done by robots at all, they are not some bunch of old people laughing at their users and they do have a concearn to help people out.
Of course some support can be wrong or what not, but they handle questions and stuff by the hundreds each day.
So, I would advise to first try to describe your problem in detail, but with the proper names, details, scenario's and examples in proper English and leave out all the contradicting stuff or sort that out first. The more clear and to the point you are, the more and faster they can help you.
If you need some help with that I'm sure somebody can come up with a nice decent mail based upon something you write here.
Again, this is not to put you down or anything. I know it can be extremely frustrating when people don't understand what you're saying. But all you can do, and the proper thing todo, is to be patient and using an as much as possible clear way of describing with as much details as needed to understand the issue, and certainly not using some slang, unknown abbrivations or even contradicting things.
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