I have tried repeatedly to change my password for one of my Google accounts. When I change my password for this particular account, it changes my password for one of my other accounts. It is frustrating since I was using the e-mail address for a work-online job I was doing. It prevented me from being able to sign in to the account or talk to management of the company since they have my e-mail address that I was using to work for them. THEREFORE, NO JOB -- THANKS GOOGLE.
COAL CITY, ILLINOIS -- I check my credit card and found 4 charges from YouTubeGoogle.com/chcaus. I called the Corporate headquarters for Google and they sent me to a website that doesn't exist. I tried to put in a complaint in several areas of Google but nothing helped. Now I have to stop my credit card and lose over $40.00 dollars with at this point no getting it returned to me.
I want to sue Google for a fictitious ad and the two people handling my ad have stopped answering their phone to me. I am very serious about my four hundred $ I have spent and am not satisfied. I made it clear to them and now when I call I can't get them. I am going to try by email to contact them Google, so far I have been unsuccessful. I have an attorney and he advised me to write first.
RIPON, CALIFORNIA -- I wish to remove Google as my search engine. Reason being is that Google has completed research on customers without their knowledge or permission. I resent this secret gathering of information and no longer wish to be associated with Google. This request is impossible to accomplish by contacting Google online. This conduct is what one would expect from a subversive organization.
I downloaded tons of music, spent lots of money only to know that you can't play it. It's not yours. You have to be connected to the internet to listen to the music you paid for. WHAT A RIP OFF!! I can listen to it for free if that's the case so why are they charging? NEVER BUY MUSIC FROM GOOGLE PLAY!
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT -- This is not complicated. The Google search engine is clearly biased toward certain spellings of given and surnames. Thus, it blocks searches to names that involve variations -- it's as if people with any variations in the spelling of their names DO NOT EXIST. This is an entirely predictable defect and more than an inaccuracy or an error; in the age of online social networking, it's unethical. (e.g., is Google receiving money to give some names access and by default, blocking other names?)