DeeJay Alex

All was going good, until... Banned Let me tell you about my rollercoaster experience with Yazo.ca. Initially, I was really getting into it and was ready to explore all the cool features it had to offer. It felt like I was just scratching the surface of something really promising. But then, out of nowhere, I hit a snag—a big ol' Error 500. Just like that, it stopped working. I tried waiting it out, hoping it was just a temporary glitch, but no luck. The error stuck around like an unwanted guest at a party. Eventually, I just threw in the towel. A few hours later, things took a surprising turn. I discovered I had been banned for allegedly attacking the site. Now, I was using many other sites at the time, none of which experienced anything remotely like this. Firstly, I have no idea how this happened, and I’m not savvy enough to even know how to do something like that. To be blamed and banned for something I had nothing to do with felt not only wrong but also accusatory. I’m sure there are better ways to handle such situations rather than banning and accusing someone of malicious activity. Because of this experience, I can't recommend Yazo.ca. Treating your customers like this is just not right. Hopefully, they’ll find a more customer-friendly approach in the future!