Locked ISP Accounts Create Circular Support Dead-End With No Recovery Path
When prepaid ISP account credentials fail, customers are locked into a support loop that requires login to reach help — but login is exactly what is broken. This design creates a self-blocking dead-end with no alternative contact method for affected customers. The absence of any unauthenticated escalation path is a structural gap in account recovery design.
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