I find it strange, they suspend a user from sending messages because it violated the terms of agreement.... but you cannot tell the user why ?, kind of defeats the purpose, of stopping the users from doing the same action again. ?? what makes things worse is people are sending you messages you cannot respond to tell them what's going on, and there's nothing that flags up to people to tell them why you cannot respond. A very poor system to be honest. because of the suspension I'm losing friends
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ramisugar A.
it is not letting me CALL
it is not letting me CALL
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Haydn M.
Awful
Been trying to get myself verified for weeks, impossible to contact anyone.
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Robert H.
The worst piece of software I have ever used
I have no choice but to use Line, because it is the default app for almost everything in Taiwan: employers, universities, friends. I can say from being forced to use it for five years that it is the worst single piece of software I've ever used, in terms of design, stability, usability, customer service, pricing, and basically anything else you could evaluate an app on.
For years I've hated the interface and how difficult (or sometimes impossible) it is to use the same account on multiple devices, how chats need to be manually backed up and are extremely difficult to transfer between mobile and PC. I've hated the extortionate prices of stickers and how once free stickers switch to being paid products.
But in the last month, the app has actually seriously impacted my life. When my old phone went dead suddenly, I was completely unable to transfer my account to my new phone, because I was sent in a loop that required me to use my old, bricked phone to verify my login. I jumped through hoops for days before getting back access to my account, all the while unable to see messages from my employer and teachers. Those messages aren't backed up on the cloud, so I had to check with everyone what if anything they sent me during that time.
It somehow got worse when I discovered someone (presumably a scammer) made an account using a different phone number of mine (not the one my actual line account is registered to. This is actually a very common issue in Taiwan and a key method scammers use. But after over a month of sending messages back and forth between online customer service, who didn't understand my problem no matter what language I used, I'm still stuck with someone using my phone number illegally and no solution.
I would love to just delete Line and never use it again, but life doesn't allow it. Please, Taiwan: stop using Line, at least for important information. That's what email is for.
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Lloyd M.
I can’t even get off the ground with it. Very very user unfriendly.
I can’t even get off the ground
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怒易 看.
Because of data security issues, we don’t want to continue to touch this software.
Because of data security issues, we don’t want to continue to touch this software.
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IvanS
Account suspended for no reason
Same as many others have reported - my account was suspended for no reason and I was unable to contact support or to resolve the issue with Line.
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Norbert C.
Mystery Merchant Revealed: Line Pay Billing Confusion
My credit card, used in Line Pay, started showing numerous charges from a merchant named "(!(<..." Food Business, Taipei, along with the transaction amounts. I called my credit card company, but they couldn't provide more information. This led me to cancel my credit card twice, dealing with all the associated issues.
Initially, I thought my phone had been hacked. Then, I stumbled upon an article in the Line Help Center mentioning that sometimes Line charges appear with names like "(!(<...". This prompted me to match these charges against my credit card transactions.
I spent countless hours with ZERO help from Line Pay. It turned out that the "secret" merchant was actually LINE. Unbelievably, the developers at Line don't seem to know how to correctly interface with the credit card company. To "patch" this incompetence, they buried a four-word explanation in their FAQ.
I wish I could fix bugs by simply adding info to an FAQ and consider it an acceptable solution. I would replace the entire interface team with more competent developers. It seems they still don't realize they have a bug.