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I also reached out to them on Twitter but they directed me to this form. I followed up with them on Twitter with what happened in this screenshot but they are now ignoring me.
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Six year old.. Chipotle account? 🤣
I know it sounds weird but I needed a concise way to say that I know the account works fine and has for a long time.
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I literally can not make an account in their app. No idea why. It’s trash just keeps saying something went wrong
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Chipotle being a shit company? I'm shocked!
I have enough 7-11 points to buy out several franchise locations, but I can't use them.
I made the account with Facebook, then later deleted Facebook. Since I don't have a Facebook to log in to the app to redeem points, I can't redeem them at all.
I contacted corporate about this, and they say there's nothing I can do.
The fun part is that my still valid email was connected to the now defunct Facebook, so I can't use my email either. Not even to make a new account.
Same deal with my phone number.
So if I ever want a free shitty taquito, I basically need an entirely new Identity.
A lot of oauth2 implementations don't really seem to have a mechanism to change providers or switch to email alone. It's going to be fun when one of the big providers like Facebook or Google decide they don't want to do oauth2 any more and a bunch of their users are suddenly locked out of millions of third party websites.