Having witnessed public comment periods during local government meetings go bad, I'd love to see Zoom add a "tape delay" feature that would give the host a short period of time to "kill" the comment if it violates community standards (if it doesn't already exist).

I logged in as usual to my Zoom account to run a class. The class is an income source.

There was a message saying unusual activity on unfamiliar device ( there was none from me) and asked me to verify via verification to my email account.

The verification code was never sent no matter how many times I asked to resend. 

By the time I saw that I could log in via Google it was too late to run the class and I lost a considerable ammount of income.

I'm confident it was a hiccup on Zoom's part.

Am I able to receive compensation?

I have not been successful in sending a complaint to Zoom. It's a mystery to me how to do that?

I have a Business Pro Plan for Zoom meetings.

Normally its sufficient for 100 attendees for my online events/meetings.

However, I have had an excellent response for one coming up shortly, so I have purchased a on-off one month add on "large meeting".

Last time I did this, I had to also go into the actually meeting settings somewhere and change the seats otherwise those people who were over the 100 registrations still couldn't register.

I can't find where it is. Can someone remind me please?

Thanks