jeffmould

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by jeffmould 6y ago
We applied through BoA on the first day as well and never heard a word. All documents are still in Intralinks apparently untouched. Only two things we ever heard from them were the link to upload documents and a call a few days later verify
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by jeffmould 7y ago
This is completely the case with Chase. I had several accounts with them over the years and increasingly had issues (i.e. false positive fraud alerts, unexplained account locks, etc...). At one point the closest branch was an over an hour a
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by jeffmould 7y ago
Even worse scenario here. I had 4 accounts (a personal checking, savings, a joint checking, and a business account) at Chase. I transferred money from my savings to my checking one day to buy a car. Did a wire transfer from the checking to
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by jeffmould 7y ago
Back in the early 90s I had a summer internship for a contractor at Goddard Space Flight Center. My job for the entire summer was to track down and inventory a list of 1000s of devices across the entire campus. At the time they were buildin
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by jeffmould 7y ago
I have always thought this conspiracy. I have Comcast Gigabit and more often than not the first speed test always caps around 250-275. If I run more than 2 times I get 980-990 on average. I wondered if it was some kind of prioritization at
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by jeffmould 7y ago
I have this problem a lot with the Chase app. For me at least, it seems to be tied to using my thumbprint to login. If I enter my password manually it goes right in.
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by jeffmould 7y ago
I live about 4 miles south of Bethany Beach on the Atlantic. I was inside, but the light lit up my house so much I thought either my house was on fire or a car was about to crash into my home.
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by jeffmould 7y ago
My kids dentist is closed Thursday and Friday, but open Saturday and Sunday. While this is great, the downside is it is you have to schedule well in advance and even still there is always still a wait. The plus side is they will work until
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Interesting you say this as I had heard similar stories of underfunded mail crime investigations in the past. However, where I live is a very seasonal location. Population goes from 10000+ over the summer to under 1000 during the winter mon
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I would bet that it is related to the tornado. It was pretty bad, pretty much taking out an entire Amazon warehouse in Baltimore, Maryland (outside DC) and killing 2 employees. With that said, if this is the case, it is curious that Amazon
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I was probably around the same age when my parents told me I was adopted. Personally, I am glad they did it at such an early age and were as upfront as they were. I think I would have been more curious if I had found out later in life and i
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I was adopted at birth, which I guess in some ways could be considered similar (I was literally delivered from my biological mom and handed to my adopting parents). My parents have always been upfront, honest, and supportive if I wanted to
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Mine still has the ability to switch back (Gear - Back to Classic Gmail). However, when I do switch back it pops up and says I will be forced to the new version in 1 week. I guess it is wishful thinking that if a lot of people switch back,
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I live in a high tourist area during the summer months (late May through early September). The police in our town are fairly strict, but extremely fair, when it comes to enforcing laws. However, there are certain tickets (i.e. speeding) whe
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by jeffmould 8y ago
100%! Without hijacking this thread and/or turning it into a political rant, the propaganda of people "abusing" welfare is a 99% political agenda. Like you pointed out, unless you are committing "outright fraud" the
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by jeffmould 8y ago
The really bad thing about minimum wage jobs (and even some lower wage jobs) is they can actually hurt an individual who is struggling. Often times the wages they make will just barely meet the minimum thresholds to lose their government be
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Most of these services handle the filings and paperwork for you as well.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Stripe already recommends Avalara and a couple others: https://stripe.com/docs/orders/tax-integration
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by jeffmould 8y ago
The new Techcrunch design is horrible. I stopped reading it entirely because of this design. It is flaky and jumps around leaving you confused if you aren't paying attention.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I used to like following National Geographic, but they post so much it takes over my feed. Ended up unfollowing solely for that reason.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Went through a similar phase about 15 years ago. Was burned out from IT. It was a struggle to get up to go to work everyday and I dreaded my job even though it was a great job. I finally built up enough to quit, move to another state, and f
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Not sure about books exactly, but I like the CopyHackers.com site for good articles, tips, and tricks when it comes to writing web page copy.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
Outside friends, family and a few important contacts (i.e. kids schools, doctors, etc...), I don't give my actual phone number out. I use Google Voice with message/call forwarding turned off. If I need to give my number out to a c
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by jeffmould 8y ago
There has to be an error somewhere on a couple registrars. Trying through 101Domain adding a domain to the cart results in a total of $12,025.16 USD. I can get it slightly cheaper at Yay.com for $10,209.09.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
To be blunt, this is a horrible roll-out by Google. It is a perfect example of the right hand not talking to the left hand, or the rest of the body for that matter. Several significant issues: 1) The announcement is made by Google, yet Goog
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by jeffmould 8y ago
For highest voted recent comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/bestcomments Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/lists
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by jeffmould 8y ago
As a convicted felon, and someone working to help returning citizens find employment opportunities, several pieces of advice: 1) Look into the Federal Bonding Program. This may help some smaller employers overcome fears of working with you.
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by jeffmould 8y ago
In my limited experience, depends on the topic for pricing. The more detailed or technical, the higher the price per word. The more writing experience the individual has the higher the price. Also, the amount of research and any reference s
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by jeffmould 8y ago
1) Highly prefer someone who has at least a basic knowledge/understanding of the topic. 2) Years experience 3) Sample works 4) References 5) Pricing. Learned a while ago that a good copywriter doesn't come cheap. You definitely ge
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by jeffmould 8y ago
I know this doesn't add much to the conversation here, but I just had to say this might be one of the most well thought out and clearly articulated responses I have seen here in a long time.

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