Microsoft Shuts me Down Everytime I go To China

Geoff Hill 0 Reputation points
2026-11-13T03:09:12.72+00:00

Do you think that it's acceotable that Microsoft and other affiliates such as Linkedin can close me down everytime I go to China, mostly without any explanation at all and no opportunity to discuss with a human being before they take such heavy-handed action. It is particulrly gauling when you consider that my visits to China are reasonably frequent and are for business purposes, as are the Microsoft software subscriptions that I have purchased at some considerable cost. What is the point in having business software that Microsoft prevents a licensed user from accessing when they are visiting a major business market like China. I note that Microsoft doesn't apply the same prejudice when they sell huge amounts of Microsoft products to the Chinese. Please do not make excuses, or fob me off with dishonest statements, which I have been subjected to in the past. Microsoft needs to become a world citizen and genuinely look after their customers. The best example that they are not even attempting to do this is demonstrated when a customer "unreasonably" tries to speak to a human being from Microsoft. DON'T even both trying. To be honest I have no expectation that my comments will be taken even slightly seriously. Internestingly, I do not have the same issues with Google, except that they have been banned by China so a VPN is necessary. The world is becoming a very, very sick place. I trust you enjoy your work? No I'm not synical. I will probably die soon.

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