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Yelp representative ad setup call

So about a year ago, not knowing what they were truly like, I wanted to grow my business with Yelp. I had the Yelp ads setup for the account and thought it would work in my favor. Then they started charging my account when they clearly said I won't get charged until I reach a threshold. I got almost all the money refunded, not from them, but from Wells Fargo. But there is an amount of about 300 or so dollars that I have been trying to get a refund for ever since with no luck. Fast forward to this week where I get another Yelp representative to try to sell all the same things from last year. But this time I wanted to record it for proof. Got him to explain all the stuff that the previous Yelp representative failed to do. And I also asked him to remove my card off my account to which he made some lame excuse. Also have him on call trying to get me to pay for it. Is it ethical to use that recording in any way as proof? Or do I just keep pressing him about giving my money back through email so I have written proof? Open to suggestions on how to handle this situation

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Was yelp support right with there decision? 🤔

Was yelp support right with there decision? 🤔

Was yelp support right with there decision? 🤔

I'm a small barber shop, I always keep shop clean and making sure I give customers what they want. I have times random people come to my shop and asked to use my restroom because a random charter bus drops them off in front of my shop, I usually always tell them no because its too many people they get drop off and if i let one in then everyone else wants to come in. In the beginning I was like ok i feel bad for them, but one time they left a mess of poop and i had to clean it, that's when i said enough . My thoughts its probably one of them 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♂️. What upsets me about a review isn't even true especially since I'm the only employee. I don't get how support will allow a false review to stay. Any thoughts or opinions about the matter?

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