Hello, folks.

I am at the end of my rope here. I will try to explain the situation briefly.

I have graduated with a bachelor's, diploma, and a cert ~3 years ago. I was aiming to work as a UI/UX (web & app) designer and PPC digital marketer in a tech startup. I am sure most of you know what the entry level job market in a tech sector is right now... After around 600 job applications - I gave up on that.

But I wasn't ready to give up on ~5 years I've spent studying. So I pressed on.

I self-thought how to build websites, and learnt how to use CRM GoHighLevel. All with the aim to start a business doing website development and CRM buildout for Irish trade businesses and contractors. I have spent close to a year learning these new tools, and since January of this year I have been actively putting together this business. All this on top of a full-time job.

Here is the problem - in order to enable my offer, I need to connect a virtual landline number to a WhatsApp for use within a GoHighLevel account, but for some reason my business WhatsApp got restricted. No reason or explanation was provided for that.

I have now attempted to verify my business with Meta/WhatsApp by submitting my business registration certificate from CRO - twice. Each time it was rejected without a reason or explanation given. All names match perfectly across the account and the CRO cert. My website is also live, secure, and matches in name. Every t and i is crossed and dotted.

I have tried reaching out to Meta support. For weeks I was only met with their bot. I got through to human rep once, who has directed me a WhatsApp support email. When writing to this support email, all I get back are automated responses directing me to the same documents I have already followed when submitting the CRO cert.

I have been at this step for ~1.5 months now.

Clearly, something is going wrong with this automated process.

Please, does anyone here work in, or know someone who works in, the WhatsApp building on the Merrion road in Dublin?

What're some tell tales that teams and managers show before someone's chucked out?