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Dear Indiegogo Team, I recently purchased the Indiegogo Monthly Premium package, hoping to receive the appropriate support to structure my campaign in the best possible way. However, despite having already sent messages, I have not yet received any response from support. In addition, I was added to the community on Slack, but unfortunately, my questions and requests for guidance have not been answered either. What surprises me even more is that, every day, I receive at least two advertising emails promoting other campaigns on the platform, while my support request remains unanswered and I am using the email provided after paying for the Premium package. This raises questions about the priority given to support for campaign creators who invest in paid plans. I understand that there may be a high go volume of requests, but I would like to understand what the average response time is and if there is a more efficient channel for obtaining support. My goal is to ensure that I am using the platform's resources in the best possible way.