Good point, but considering a lot of people are probably calling/emailing HBO without any sort of response, asking what the email is about.. it might be more fair to say that the stranger called back, you didn't pick up, and now you're calling back to clear the air.
I can't get HBO max here (UK) and I got the email. I don't recall signing up for anything.
If I get a moment I might GDPR the info out of them but honestly loads of spammers have my email it's nbd.
e: Going by past emails someone decided to change their account's email to mine (which HBO was fine with, no confirmation required, hope the user can still use their account).. Don't you just love end users.
Yeah but you don't call up some stranger on the phone to say sorry for pocket calling them.
Good point, but considering a lot of people are probably calling/emailing HBO without any sort of response, asking what the email is about.. it might be more fair to say that the stranger called back, you didn't pick up, and now you're calling back to clear the air.
These were most likely paying customers on the quick dial.
I can't get HBO max here (UK) and I got the email. I don't recall signing up for anything.
If I get a moment I might GDPR the info out of them but honestly loads of spammers have my email it's nbd.
e: Going by past emails someone decided to change their account's email to mine (which HBO was fine with, no confirmation required, hope the user can still use their account).. Don't you just love end users.
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If that's the case then ~20 people bump into me on a daily basis.