bitJericho

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by bitJericho 9y ago
Sounds great, won't work. Nobody who's in the system wants it changed. The only people willing to even work in the system are corrupt or unable to cope outside of the system.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
It's true. You can only win an election with piles of money. With gerrymandering and lying. The US government is a train wreck
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Well it's true in the us, Russia, china, Australia. That's not everywhere but that is quite a lot of ground.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
If you say so.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
A contract won't stop him from suing you.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Maybe she just did it for the money.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
The only kind of people the government can attract are buffoons that can't be successful elsewhere.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
There's an entire section of the post office devoted to verification. I can guarantee you that they are checking this.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Indeed. The only relief will be the rich factory owners paying livable wages to the public via taxation.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
looks like they just need to start clicking a lower random percentage.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
I agree, but I think it's best to just have an email address right at the top of the email for a customer to reply to, or use the reply-to headers.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
When you have tens of thousands of customers that's a lot of emails.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
If you want to waste money on resolving 6 month out of date vacation replies than be my guest.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
I've never seen it. I'm sure that works "in theory"
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by bitJericho 9y ago
TLDR, an article by someone who doesn't know how email works nor how companies use email queues.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
or.. you know, a reply-to header where real emails can be sent to...
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Having worked in email queues, filters are nowhere near good enough. Nothing is more infuriating than wasting hours on bounces.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Hackish? This is a great design: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Mai...
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by bitJericho 9y ago
I've worked email queues. The customer's account will be full of auto-responders and it'll be impossible to find the real communications.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Having managed email queues, the no reply email is essential, because everyone and their uncle uses auto replies. That said, I'm all for including a real email address somewhere so a user can reply.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
You absolutely should beat up the phone agents. They are part of the problem just like everyone else in the health industry.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
This is because anybody who knows what's going on wants health insurance outlawed. Everyone else just wants to milk sick people for every dime they have.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Wow, 4 people in 1975-1976 made over 90k in todays dollars and still declared bankruptcy and dissolved their student loans. The report doesn't say why those 4 specifically went bankrupt, but does talk about some issues affecting these
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Really? Source?
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Indeed. Except you have every right to know all the fees at that time. You can include those in your offer to the seller. Or even say the seller assumes all the fees. This is part of the negotiation because you're the one making the of
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Read a book.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Earnest money is used when you've already made an offer. How do you make an offer while not including the cost of the fees in the sale? That sounds like poor negotiation.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
Earnest money is used when you've already made an offer. How do you make an offer while not including the cost of the fees in the sale? That sounds like poor negotiation.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
If you sign a 2 year contract and don't get the phone you're kinda getting ripped off.
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by bitJericho 9y ago
haha, you need to learn how to negotiate. (All fees are negotiable)

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