Account Deletion Blocked by Unclear Admin/Billing Requirements
A user trying to delete their account and workspace after a brief trial finds the process blocked by an unresolved admin and billing-address requirement, with no clear self-service path to complete removal. The friction leaves users stuck with unwanted accounts rather than being able to fully offboard themselves.
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