I just signed up for Ipsos iSay, but as soon as I completed my registration, I received an unexpected notification (as shown in the attached screenshot). This immediately raised serious concerns for me.
Why would a newly created account face an issue right from the start? This makes me question the platform's reliability. To be clear, I do not accept any responsibility for any issues related to this. Ipsos iSay needs to address this problem and clarify why new users are getting such alerts right after signing up.
Has anyone else experienced this? Ipsos iSay, fix your registration system—users shouldn’t have to deal with uncertainties the moment they join!
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