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Why Everyone on Google Trends Is Suddenly a Person—And What It Means for SEO

Posted on July 14, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

google trends data

If you’ve been watching Google Trends lately, you’ve probably noticed something strange: it’s no longer about headlines or major events—it’s about people. And not just politicians or celebrities in the news, but influencers, athletes, and even viral names you’ve never heard before. [Read more…]

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Reddit Sued After Google’s AI Overviews Allegedly Gutted Traffic

Posted on June 19, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

Reddit stock crash google ai overviews
A newly filed securities class action lawsuit is drawing a sharp spotlight to one of the most significant tensions in online publishing today: Google’s shift to AI-generated summaries, and what that means for companies like Reddit that rely on referral traffic. [Read more…]

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Damages Expert’s Blunder Forces New Trial in Google vs. EcoFactor Thermostat Battle

Posted on May 22, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

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Google Gets Second Shot in Smart Thermostat Patent Case After $20M Verdict Scrapped

Federal Circuit Finds Damages Testimony Flawed, Sends Case Back for New Trial

In a dramatic reversal, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ordered a new trial on damages in the high-profile patent lawsuit between EcoFactor, Inc. and Google LLC. The case, centered on Google’s Nest smart thermostats and EcoFactor’s patent on networked HVAC control, initially ended with a jury awarding EcoFactor $20 million in lump-sum damages. That award is now off the table. [Read more…]

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Mexico Sues Google Over Gulf of America Label on U.S. Google Maps

Posted on May 9, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

Mexico Sues Google for “Gulf of America” Label: Sheinbaum Leads Bold Legal Push

President Claudia Sheinbaum has announced that Mexico is suing Google after the tech company ignored repeated formal requests to stop labeling the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America” on its U.S. Google Maps. [Read more…]

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Google Beats Patent Lawsuit as Court Slams ‘Abstract’ Image Tech Claims

Posted on May 6, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ______________________ LONGITUDE LICENSING LTD., Plaintiff-Appellant v. GOOGLE LLC, Defendant-Appellee ______________________ 2024-1202 ______________________ Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California in No. 3:23-cv-03046-VC, Judge Vince Chhabria.

 

Google Scores Win as Federal Circuit Nixes Digital Imaging Patent Claims

Longitude’s lawsuit over image correction software fails under Section 101

Google walked away with a clean victory last week after the Federal Circuit upheld the dismissal of a patent infringement suit brought by Longitude Licensing Ltd. The ruling, handed down April 30, 2025, reinforces the courts’ continued skepticism toward patent claims that lean on abstract ideas without providing concrete technical details. [Read more…]

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Google’s $100M AdWords Lawsuit Nears Payout—Here’s What You Need to Know

Posted on May 6, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

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Google Settles Longstanding AdWords Lawsuit for $100 Million

Back in September 2024, I reported that emails were being sent out in connection with the class action lawsuit Rene Cabrera v. Google LLC. The case centers on Google’s former AdWords platform and its handling of location-based ad targeting. Now, a major update has been announced: a proposed $100 million settlement is on the table—and eligible advertisers are being contacted once again. [Read more…]

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Google Chat Will Soon Delete Conversations You Don’t Control

Posted on April 16, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Chat changing May 1st

Google is rolling out a significant change to Google Chat that could impact users who communicate with work or school accounts from their personal Google accounts. The change, taking effect May 1, 2025, alters who controls the conversation history—and you may lose access to messages unless you act now. [Read more…]

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LeGuide.com SAS vs. Google: U.S. Court Grants Motion to Lift Stay, Denies Judicial Assistance Application

Posted on January 23, 2025 Written by Bill Hartzer

The U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware has issued a memorandum order in the case of LeGuide.com SAS (“Petitioner”) against Google LLC and Alphabet Inc. (“Respondents”). The case involves an ongoing dispute concerning alleged anticompetitive practices by Google in the online comparison-shopping market. [Read more…]

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Google Using Your Images in AI Overviews Without Credit: Where’s the Line?

Posted on December 2, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

SEO expert witness example, AI overviews in Google

Don’t you love it when Google uses your photo in their AI Overviews but doesn’t bother to credit you, link to your site, or even mention that it’s your photo? (In this particular case, the image is one I personally created.) It feels a bit like someone borrowing your car without asking—only to use it for their errands without so much as a thank-you. The screen capture above is an example of this. Google’s using an image of mine in the AI Overviews without any credit to the source of the image.
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Google Teams Up with NC Community Colleges to Revolutionize Career Training

Posted on November 15, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

North Carolina Community College System

The North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) is making waves in the education world by teaming up with Google to roll out no-cost AI and tech training programs across all 58 of its colleges. The partnership brings a golden opportunity for students to gain cutting-edge credentials in some of today’s most sought-after industries, including cybersecurity, data analytics, and digital marketing. [Read more…]

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SEO Poisoning: Google Search Traps Cat Lovers with Malware in Surprising Bengal Cat Scam

Posted on November 10, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

An SEO-poisoned site hosting a malicious .zip file

An SEO-poisoned site hosting a malicious .zip file. Image courtesy SOPHOS News.

In a twist that combines the internet’s love for cats with a malicious cyber scheme, Bengal cat fans in Australia have found themselves unwitting targets in a GootLoader campaign, according to SOPHOS News. This scheme used SEO poisoning, a tactic designed to manipulate search engine results, making malicious sites appear high in Google search results for specific queries. In this case, users looking for information on owning Bengal cats in Australia fell prey to a search-result ambush. [Read more…]

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ChatGPT is Ranking in Google’s Search Engine Results Pages

Posted on October 29, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

ChatGPT ranking in Google's search engine results pages.

In my latest find, I came across the fact that there are are about 375 pages from the ChatGPT site/domain that are crawled and indexed in Google’s search engine results pages. In this latest example, shown above, there is a ChatGPT page, an SEO Audit AI tool page, that is ranking in Google’s search engine results pages. [Read more…]

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Google Announces Temporary Ban on Election Ads: What Advertisers Need to Know

Posted on October 17, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google will update the Political Content policy to include temporary restrictions on ads relating to the US elections

Google is hitting the brakes on political ads for the upcoming U.S. elections. The tech giant announced it will temporarily halt all election-related advertising across the United States as soon as polls close on Election Day, November 5th, 2024. The ban applies to any ads that reference the elections, their processes, or outcomes. This policy will remain until further notice, with advertisers being alerted once the restrictions are lifted. [Read more…]

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Hawk Tuah Infiltrates Google’s AI Overviews

Posted on October 11, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Hawk Tuah high schools google ai overviews

Back earlier this month, I wrote about how Hawk Tuah had infiltrated Google Maps listings, and schools were being renamed “Hawk Tuah”, such as Hawk Tuah High School. There were hundreds of them at one point. A lot of those listings have been renamed or new listings that were created have been taken down, I assume by Google. But now we have something more interesting–Hawk Tuah has infiltrated Google’s AI Overviews, as shown above in the screen capture I took after a search for “Hawk Tuah High Schools”. Google’s AI Overview also brings up MaxPreps.com, which, after I took a look, has some teammates and athletes showing “hawk tuah” somewhere in the bio or the name of the individual. [Read more…]

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Unlock $26,000 in Prizes! Google’s 3D Maps Challenge for Developers Could Be Your Golden Ticket

Posted on October 2, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Photorealistic 3D Maps Challenge

Google has just thrown down the gauntlet with its latest tech competition: the Photorealistic 3D Maps Challenge. If you’re a web developer with a knack for JavaScript, this is your shot to dive into the futuristic world of 3D maps—and possibly take home part of the $26,000 prize pool. [Read more…]

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Class Action Lawsuit Rene Cabrera v. Google LLC Advances, Notices Sent to Potential Class Members

Posted on September 16, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Rene Cabrera v. Google LLC

A class action lawsuit, Rene Cabrera v. Google LLC (Case No. 5:11-cv-1263-EJD), has gained momentum as a federal court certified the case as a class action. The case, currently pending in the Northern District of California, revolves around claims that Google misled advertisers who used its AdWords Program by allegedly charging them for ad clicks that originated from locations outside their selected geographic targets. [Read more…]

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Google Slammed with Monopoly Verdict: Judge Rules Search Giant Broke Antitrust Laws

Posted on August 5, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Slammed with Monopoly Verdict: Judge Rules Search Giant Broke Antitrust Laws

In a landmark decision, a U.S. federal judge has ruled that Google has illegally maintained a monopoly over online search and related advertising, marking a significant victory for antitrust authorities. [Read more…]

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Google Search Results Biased Towards Major Brands and Ads, WalletHub Survey Reveals

Posted on July 29, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

WalletHub's recent survey about Google's Search Results

In a recent survey conducted by WalletHub, it was revealed that Google’s search engine results are heavily biased towards major brands and advertisements, raising concerns about the quality and transparency of information presented to users. The study analyzed popular search terms related to credit cards and banking, shedding light on significant issues with Google’s search algorithms. [Read more…]

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Google Search Engine Class Action Settlement: Google Referrer Header Privacy Litigation

Posted on January 26, 2024 Written by Bill Hartzer

Update January 26, 2024: The payment(s) for the Google Referrer Header Privacy litigation have been sent out via PayPal. I received what they estimated, which is $7.70:

Google Referrer Header Privacy Settlement payment from PayPal.

Now that I’ve received the $7.70, I’m not sure what I’ll spend it on. Any ideas? Below are the original details from the June post:

 

Google Referrer Header Privacy Litigation

If you used Google’s Search Engine from October 25, 2006 to September 30, 2013, you could get cash from a class action Settlement. A proposed Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit called In re Google Referrer Header Privacy Litigation, Case No. 5:10-cv-4809-EJD, pending in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. [Read more…]

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Google Translate Pages Are Crawled and Indexed in Google, Allowing Spam

Posted on December 22, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

URLs in Google’s own Google Translate tool are getting crawled, indexed, and RANKING in the Google search engine results. As a regular user of the Google search engine, I was performing some searches as any regular Google user would. And one of the search engine results, for what I would call a “regular” search query, which was a longtail one (someone’s name along with some additional words) came up with Translate.Google.com as the #1 result for that search query. As I pointed out in a recent tweet today,  Google’s search engine results have really gotten so bad nowadays–worse than it’s been in  years. And I’ve been doing SEO and using Google since it was launched in the early 2000s.

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Government of Canada Releases Final Regulations for the Online News Act

Posted on December 15, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

New Regulations Confirm Google Will Pay Canadian News Outlets $100 Million Per Year

The Canadian government has released the finalized regulations for the Online News Act, cementing Google’s requirement to pay Canadian news publishers over $100 million annually starting next year. The act is aimed at supporting Canada’s struggling news industry by requiring tech giants like Google and Facebook to provide fair compensation to news outlets for using their content.

In a pivotal move to fortify the pillars of democracy, the Government of Canada has officially unleashed the final regulations for the groundbreaking Online News Act. Aimed at preserving the vitality of journalism and countering the digital juggernaut, these regulations underscore the significance of a free, robust, and independent press. [Read more…]

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How to Submit Spammy, Deceptive, and Low Quality Web Pages to Google

Posted on June 14, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

Reporting search quality issues with a new user feedback form

Google has released a form to help us submit spammy, deceptive, and low quality web pages. You can even bulk submit up to 5 URLs at a time that violate the same Google policies. Google’s post explains that it’s not just about spam. They say that “Now, you can report spam, paid links, malicious behavior, low quality, and other search quality issues, all in one improved form.” [Read more…]

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Google’s Search Generative Experience According to Google Bard

Posted on May 22, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

google's search generative experience

All the talk around the water cooler nowadays, amongst SEOs, is Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE). For a simple explanation, I asked Google Bard to explain it to me. And it wasn’t a very simple explanation. It was quite longer than I expected. [Read more…]

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Google Passkey Support to Replace Built-In Security Key for Google Accounts

Posted on May 3, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Passkey Support to Replace Built-In Security Key for Google Accounts

Starting May 3, 2023 (today), Google is integrating passkey support for Google Accounts. You will be able to create a passkey to “simplify the way you sign in” according to an email sent to eligible Google users. [Read more…]

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Google is Finally Sunsetting Google Glass

Posted on March 16, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Glass Enterprise Edition Sunset

Google is finally sunsetting their Google Glass product. They had discontinued support for Google Glass a while back, but they’re finally going to stop supporting Google Glass Enterprise Edition. The Google Glass Enterprise Edition was mostly being used by companies. [Read more…]

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Google Allegedly Eavesdrops and Monitors the Brain 24 hours a Day to Control Humanity

Posted on September 14, 2022 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google eavesdrops and monitors the brain 24 hours a day to control humanity

Okay, I get a good number of spam emails and occasionally I get some very odd emails. And I’ve come across some people who have a lot to say about Google. There are a lot of rumors out there about Google’s privacy practices, what they monitor, what they track, and soforth. [Read more…]

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Sometimes Google Isn’t Family Friendly

Posted on August 1, 2022 Written by Bill Hartzer

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Sometimes Google is not very family friendly. I mean, we all know that you can turn on and turn off Google’s SafeSearch feature. Their SafeSearch feature might not apply to events, though. I don’t currently have the SafeSearch filter on, since I really do need to see what search engine results are showing up for certain keywords. [Read more…]

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How I Got 100 Million Views On My Google Maps Photos

Posted on February 15, 2022 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Maps 100 million views

I recently got an email directly from Google congratulating me on reaching 100 million views on my Google Maps photos. That’s 100,000,000 views. I was particularly surprised that I reached that many views on photos I’ve uploaded to Google Maps business listings. However, I knew that I was getting close as I had recently seen that I was at about 90 million views, thinking that I needed to go out and take more photos. I thought I would go ahead and tell you how I reached this number of views. I’ll go through my process, and explain some of the benefits from doing what I do. [Read more…]

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Is Google Concerned About Being Regulated?

Posted on February 8, 2022 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google-take-action-legislation

Google is sending out emails to businesses, using a type of scare tactic, to inform them that upcoming legislation could harm their business. In the email, they state that if legislative bills are passed, the changes could make it harder for customers to find your business, hurt your productivity, and cost your business time and money. In reality, the legislation is designed to ultimately protect businesses from companies like Google. [Read more…]

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Google Cameos Shutting Down February 17, 2022

Posted on January 21, 2022 Written by Bill Hartzer

Cameos on Google Shutting Down

Add this to the list of Google services that they’ve created and then shut down. Google Cameos (also known as Cameos on Google) is shutting down on February 17, 2022, just less than a month from now. On that date, if you have access to Google Cameos, then you will no longer be able to record and upload videos.

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Google is Showing Amazon Search Results in their Search Results

Posted on November 1, 2021 Written by Bill Hartzer

Amazon internal search results showing in Google's search results.

Amazon’s internal search results pages are showing up in Google’s search engine results pages. Some are ranking well for their chosen keyword.

Google is showing, and in many cases, ranking Amazon’s search results in their search results pages. If you search for a keyword in Google, such as ‘smores k cups’, one of the top ranking results in Google’s organic search results is Amazon’s search results page for that same keyword, ‘smores k cups’. This is a big deal for several reasons, but I don’t think it’s acceptable to rank search results pages in the search results pages. It’s just a bad user experience overall. [Read more…]

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Google Enters the Auto Industry

Posted on September 17, 2021 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google results auto chevrolet pricing

Google has entered the auto industry so to speak, as they are now showing new car pricing and and trim level options right in their search engine results pages. A friend spotted these results when searching for the 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe LT. Google oftentimes runs tests like this, showing certain data or a certain configuration in the results, before they eventually roll out the feature for all users. Sometimes these search result features end up going live for all users, and in other cases they end up not being made live, as the test for the feature is not successful. [Read more…]

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How to Blur Your House Photo on Google Maps

Posted on August 12, 2021 Written by Bill Hartzer

blurred house photo on Google Maps

Have you ever searched for an address on Google Maps, checked out the Street View 360 degree photos, and found that an entire location, building, or house is blurred? Google usually uses their technology to automatically blur faces and license plates. But, did you know that upon request you can get your house or building blurred? If you’re interested in getting Google to blur the photo of your house, for example, then there is actually a way to request that they blur your house’s photo on Google Maps. Here is how to do that. [Read more…]

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How to Opt Out of Google Analytics

Posted on December 16, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

opt out of google analytics

There is a browser add-on that, once installed in your web browser, allows you to opt out of Google Analytics. That essentially means that if you use the add-on when visiting websites that are using Google Analytics, your visit(s) won’t be recorded. This is the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On. [Read more…]

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Google Poly is Shutting Down

Posted on December 2, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Poly Snowman
Example of a 3d Snowman on Google Poly. Google Poly is being shut down.

Google Poly, the website created by Google for users to browse, distribute, and download 3D objects, is shutting down on June 30, 2021. [Read more…]

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Google Loses Appeal in Google, LLC vs Netlist, Inc.

Posted on June 16, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

google vs netlist

Google has lost an appeal to a patent infringement lawsuit that has been ongoing for several years now. The case, Google, LLC vs. Netlist, Inc., is a case where Google argued that a patent owned by Netlist, Inc. was invalid. Google claimed that part of the patent “involving the specific use of rank-selecting signals for rank multiplication” was invalid. [Read more…]

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Google Continues Its Attack on the URL

Posted on June 15, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google continues it’s attack on the URL so to speak, showing URLs less than they have been in the past. In this latest attack on the URL, Google seems to be “pressing on with new plans to hide all parts of web addresses except the domain name.” [Read more…]

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Google Site Kit Gives Attackers Access to Google Search Console

Posted on May 13, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

Site Kit by Google vulnerability

Not long ago, I installed the Google Site Kit WordPress plugin, as it is an official Google WordPress plugin. When you install the plugin, it gives you an easier way to view data from Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google AdSense, and Google PageSpeed Insights. You can view this data for the entire site or you can view it per page or per post. It doesn’t really do anything special except make it easier for you to view the data. You can see it directly in the WordPress dashboard rather than having to go to each of those sites separately: Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google AdSense, and Google PageSpeed Insights. Well, there’s a problem with the plugin: an attacker can gain access to your Google Search Console for the site, and presumably with access they could do some harm. [Read more…]

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LinkedIn Pages Removed from Google’s Search Engine Results

Posted on May 7, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

linkedin pages removed from Google

It appears that Google has removed the www subdomain of LinkedIn from their organic, natural search engine results pages. This is commonly referred to as being banned in Google when pages are removed. Initially we didn’t know who removed the pages. We now know, as I’ll explain in this post, what really happened and what you need to know as a result of this whole incident. This was a very fluid situation, so this post has been heavily changed and updated as we learned more about what really happened.

Over the past few years, LinkedIn profile pages have typically ranked very well for personal names, especially for my personal name. Google, for some reason, has decided to remove the www subdomain of LinkedIn’s pages. There are a few reasons why pages are removed all of a sudden: the site is given a manual action (penalty) from Google. Initially we didn’t know for certain if it was a manual action from Google or if the pages were mistakenly removed by LinkedIn. In either case, all of the www subdomain pages have been removed from Google’s search engine results. [Read more…]

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Google Ads Phone Support Not Accepting Phone Calls

Posted on March 24, 2020 Written by Bill Hartzer

Google Ads Phone Support

Google Ads Support is not currently accepting any phone calls. When you call the phone number for Google Ads phone support, which is 1-866-246-6453, you get a recorded message that they are not accepting any phone calls. The automated message (which is a computer-type voice and not a human-recorded voice) says that they are not accepting phone calls. They then go on to say that they are not accepting phone calls because they are protecting their employees from the effects of COVID-19 and the Coronavirus. [Read more…]

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