Unless you get auto-suspended and end up receiving non-answers as explanations until you drum up enough twitter attention for a non-outsourced support employee to revert the decision and say "We identified an error that automatically suspended your account and have resolved the issue" a week of frustration later.
I also pay $dollars/year for Google. Turns out, when you start paying people money, and it becomes a legal liability for them to screw up, they act...better?
I have a one-click button to download all my data from Google (which turns out to be an absolute pain because it's in the ~100s of GB range).