If you want to get the situation fixed or receive compensation, here are practical and effective options:
Build a complete picture of the problem.
Document all incidents of outages, lag, downtime, data loss, or lack of support. The more systemic the issue, the stronger your position.
Give support one final chance with a clear demand.
In your message, state that previous attempts did not resolve the issue and clearly define your expectation: a fix within a reasonable timeframe or compensation.
Request a recalculation or refund.
If the service is unstable or does not meet the promised quality, you have the right not to pay for downtime or poor service.
Document violations of service terms.
Even if support refers to internal rules, the actual absence of service or poor quality is valid grounds for a claim.
Use a public channel for leverage.
When internal support fails, publicly documenting the issue often becomes the most effective way to apply pressure.
Save all correspondence and payment records.
This is your foundation if the issue escalates to a refund request or a formal dispute.
Warn other users.
Sharing a detailed experience helps not only you, but also other customers make informed decisions.