New Account Activation Stuck in a Loop With No Way to Reach Support
A customer paid for service but the account was never verified, the SIM card was mis-shipped twice, and without a verified account there was no phone number through which to reach support - leaving them paying for a service that never activated. This describes a structural onboarding trap where activation failures block the very support channel needed to fix them.
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