MS CO PILOT RIPPED ME OFF AND MS WONT EVEN TALK TO ME

Microsoft took the money for Copilot Pro and didn’t deliver anything close to the product, and the failures aren’t rare or personal — they’re guaranteed, repeatable, and unavoidable for anyone who uses Copilot, because it will contradict itself nonstop by changing answers mid‑task, reversing explanations, forgetting context seconds later, breaking its own formatting, misapplying its own rules, losing track of what it just wrote, and denying instructions it previously followed; it will refuse harmless tasks, block normal requests, shut down tone, limit phrasing, interrupt writing, force rewrites, reject content it allowed minutes earlier, refuse to continue paragraphs, refuse formatting, refuse structure, refuse direct commands, refuse repetition, and refuse completion; it will fail basic instructions by ignoring commands, misinterpreting clear directions, rewriting content incorrectly, adding text you didn’t ask for, deleting text you DID ask for, misplacing sections, dropping important details, inventing structure, breaking lists, breaking headers, breaking spacing, breaking flow, breaking logic, breaking continuity, breaking tone, breaking sequence, and breaking clarity; it will waste your time by turning 5‑minute tasks into 2‑hour battles, short paragraphs into long arguments, simple rewrites into blocked requests, direct instructions into contradictions, quick edits into endless loops, small fixes into repeated failures, fast tasks into slow disasters, and straightforward work into chaos; it will burn your paid resources by counting failures as Tasks, producing nothing, delivering no usable output, failing silently, failing loudly, failing instantly, failing after long waits, failing without explanation, failing with contradictory explanations, failing while still charging you, failing while pretending to “work on it,” and failing repeatedly; it will destroy workflow by interrupting writing, forcing rephrasing, shutting down topics, limiting tone, breaking flow, wasting time, burning Tasks, stalling progress, preventing completion, derailing structure, breaking continuity, stopping mid‑sentence, mid‑paragraph, mid‑section, mid‑task, stopping after agreeing to continue, stopping after refusing to continue, stopping after contradicting itself, stopping after breaking formatting, and stopping after wasting time; and it will fail to deliver the product you paid for by giving you caps instead of unlimited Tasks, failures instead of results, contradictions instead of clarity, wasted time instead of productivity, broken features instead of working tools, unusable output instead of usable content, stalled workflow instead of progress, repeated interruptions, refusals, contradictions, failures, wasted hours, broken formatting, lost context, misinterpretations, and total workflow destruction — and Microsoft won’t do anything to fix any of it.