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scott
response 25 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 14:08 UTC 2003

I seriously expect that companies will make a regular practice of screwing
up billing, in order to screw people out of late fees or whatever.  It's a
logical extensnio of all the other shit they've gotten away with in recent
years.
other
response 26 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 17:49 UTC 2003

Except that they generally seem pretty willing to remove those fess when 
it is arguable that they're the ones who screwed up, if you go through 
the trouble of calling and complaining hard enough.
sj2
response 27 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 08:04 UTC 2003

How many companies handle billing mess in a reasonable way?? I've had 
service issues with almost everyone - Phone, credit card, auto loan, 
personal loan, insurance. Local companies as well as MNCs like GE, 
HSBC, Prudential Life. And all suck at customer support. 
gull
response 28 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 00:52 UTC 2003

Re #25: I've always figured this is why the window between when my 
credit card bills arrive and when I pay them off has steadily shrunk.

I've also noticed that some credit cards seem to have eliminated the 
one-month grace period on purchases before finance charges.  I pay my 
cards off in full every month, yet suddenly one card started charging me 
finance charges anyway unless I stopped using it so that there were no 
overlapping charges.  I quickly stopped using the card.
gull
response 29 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 00:53 UTC 2003

Err, I meant to say the window between when my credit card bills arrive 
and when they're due, not when I pay them off.
jep
response 30 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 02:07 UTC 2003

I think we should have a funeral for Eric.  If Comcast says he's dead, 
who is he to argue?
other
response 31 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 02:47 UTC 2003

Only if I get to attend!
jep
response 32 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 03:04 UTC 2003

Of *course* you would be invited to attend.
lynne
response 33 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 03:37 UTC 2003

let's skip the funeral and go straight to the wake.  Hey, we could have a
nice padded coffin for him to lie in if he drank too much and passed out.
other
response 34 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 04:02 UTC 2003

Oh, joy!
scg
response 35 of 46: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 06:19 UTC 2003

My dad tells the story of a neighbor of his grandparents, who had been
erroniously declared dead while serving as a nurse in World War I.  Her family
had had a funeral for her before she got wind of it and sent them a four word
telegram, "not dead.  Will write."
tsty
response 36 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 4 06:46 UTC 2003

fodder for another anne rice novel .. except that 'blood canticle' is 
her last in teh vampire chronicles.
  
this story may, however, revive her interst and propel it into 21st century.
cyberpnk
response 37 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 00:49 UTC 2003

Anne Rice said that Memnoch the Devil would be the last Vampire novel, 
and look how many she's written since then...
tod
response 38 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 18:07 UTC 2003

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gull
response 39 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 19:55 UTC 2003

Not anymore.  She had her stomach stapled.
klg
response 40 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 20:42 UTC 2003

(What a pity the surgeon did not staple her lips, too, while he was at 
it.)
twenex
response 41 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 12 22:00 UTC 2003

Every Star Trek film since eihter 1 or 2 has been "the LAST one...EVER!! Cross
our hearts and hope to beam up!" I think they stopped numbering them after
6 to try and avoid it looking like Nightmare on Elm Street.
aruba
response 42 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 12 22:51 UTC 2003

(I think they stopped numbering them after 6 because the cast changed.)
twenex
response 43 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 12 23:21 UTC 2003

Equally plausible (unless your not a conspiracy theorist, in whichj case it's
more plausible). They could have solved that problem by calling 'em "ST:TNG
I, II, III..."
gull
response 44 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 13 18:39 UTC 2003

I think they stopped number them after 6 because they didn't want us to
know they were using a base 7 numbering system.
twenex
response 45 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 13 21:24 UTC 2003

rofflmao.
willcome
response 46 of 46: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 08:07 UTC 2003

whorre.
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