In line at the b and h photo store. Now i know why i just order online. Waiting around for 30 minutes to buy something is lame.
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Figured we would order tickets for a circle line cruise and pick them up only to find a line to get them. What a rip off.
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Circuit City Manager Says "Order it Online"
A friend of mine today had a very interesting experience at Circuit City. He went into the store to buy a camera and had been given a price over the telephone from Circuit City earlier, so the customer service rep pulled up the item and was ready to ring it up.
However, the item came with some other bundled items which they didn't have in stock, so he got with just a printer, used a coupon from AAA and all was good.
There was another canon camera that he was going to buy and the manager refused to let him us a coupon on it. Stating that the item was on sale. When told that the coupon would work if you type it in online, the manager said "then buy the camera online". So the employee turns the computer (POS machine) over and allows him to stand there and try to order the camera online.
He got very frustrated with the machine running slowly and the keyboard being not normal, that he gave up and left. Decided instead to call and place the order over the phone.
After talking to the sales rep on the phone and the rep attempting to figure out how to sell a camera, he said that he could not sell the bundle as the online training that comes with the bundle is not available in our area. He asked "do you have any other addresses". Well if its not available in a market with 3 Circuit City stores - where else could the Firedog online training be available.
Why is it that you can't be sold online training anywhere? Not sure... Why does Circuit City Firedog online training say its only available in certain markets? It doesn't make any sense. So my friend speaks to the guys supervisor.
The supervisor says the same thing "sorry for the inconvenience". Then he says that the coupon can't be used till tomorrow. At this time my friend had already been on the phone for over an hour. The supervisor offered to call him back when the coupon would be good at midnight that night so that he could place the order.
This was just such a ridiculous story that I felt that others might get a kick out of how unempowered these Circuit City employees must be. So after a long phone call and a trip to the Circuit City store, still no camera ordered.
At least the store seems to have changed their managers - the old manager said that he didn't care that his employees didn't help customers purchase lcd tv's... but that's a whole other story.
However, the item came with some other bundled items which they didn't have in stock, so he got with just a printer, used a coupon from AAA and all was good.
There was another canon camera that he was going to buy and the manager refused to let him us a coupon on it. Stating that the item was on sale. When told that the coupon would work if you type it in online, the manager said "then buy the camera online". So the employee turns the computer (POS machine) over and allows him to stand there and try to order the camera online.
He got very frustrated with the machine running slowly and the keyboard being not normal, that he gave up and left. Decided instead to call and place the order over the phone.
After talking to the sales rep on the phone and the rep attempting to figure out how to sell a camera, he said that he could not sell the bundle as the online training that comes with the bundle is not available in our area. He asked "do you have any other addresses". Well if its not available in a market with 3 Circuit City stores - where else could the Firedog online training be available.
Why is it that you can't be sold online training anywhere? Not sure... Why does Circuit City Firedog online training say its only available in certain markets? It doesn't make any sense. So my friend speaks to the guys supervisor.
The supervisor says the same thing "sorry for the inconvenience". Then he says that the coupon can't be used till tomorrow. At this time my friend had already been on the phone for over an hour. The supervisor offered to call him back when the coupon would be good at midnight that night so that he could place the order.
This was just such a ridiculous story that I felt that others might get a kick out of how unempowered these Circuit City employees must be. So after a long phone call and a trip to the Circuit City store, still no camera ordered.
At least the store seems to have changed their managers - the old manager said that he didn't care that his employees didn't help customers purchase lcd tv's... but that's a whole other story.
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Replies.At circuit city a sales guy tried to argue that a nikon camera was better than a canon. Said i wanted a canon and they went on about nikon
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Replies.Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Domains Stolen From GoDaddy
I just spoke with someone at GoDaddy and he offered to help this person restore their domain.
He wanted to make sure that it was clear that they do send an email when the email address was changed. He also said that if you discover things like this right away, there is an undo department - which you can contact if you happen to catch things quickly.
The above mentioned 60 day rule is actually a GoDaddy Rule - not an ICANN rule. This rule only locks it based on the first/last name or organization field.
ICANN has a rule that says that if you transfer from one registrar to another registrar it can't be transferred for 60 days.
He wanted to make sure that it was clear that they do send an email when the email address was changed. He also said that if you discover things like this right away, there is an undo department - which you can contact if you happen to catch things quickly.
The above mentioned 60 day rule is actually a GoDaddy Rule - not an ICANN rule. This rule only locks it based on the first/last name or organization field.
ICANN has a rule that says that if you transfer from one registrar to another registrar it can't be transferred for 60 days.
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I've been helping a friend try to recover a stolen domain name (was at GoDaddy) for the last week. Someone logged into the account, changed the email, and all the information on the account to something in India.
Then they transferred the domain name out of the account to a protected name service at name.com
That was over 3 months ago. GoDaddy never emailed to say "are you sure you want to change all your account info, or email address, or transfer this domain". Instead he was left blind sided by all this. Until the hacker changed his password - then he realized that something was up.
When he did discover that all this had happened - and contacted GoDaddy - they said that there was nothing they could do.
I'm pretty stumped as to how all this happened without GoDaddy so much as notifying the customer that their account information had been stolen. But this certainly doesn't make me think too highly of GoDaddy.
I am still hopeful that they will be able to recover the domain name.
He spoke with someone who looked into it all and found out that the registrant info was never changed before they transferred the domain. This was likely because of the icann rules that say that you can't transfer a domain name within 60 days of changing the registrant info.
Then they transferred the domain name out of the account to a protected name service at name.com
That was over 3 months ago. GoDaddy never emailed to say "are you sure you want to change all your account info, or email address, or transfer this domain". Instead he was left blind sided by all this. Until the hacker changed his password - then he realized that something was up.
When he did discover that all this had happened - and contacted GoDaddy - they said that there was nothing they could do.
I'm pretty stumped as to how all this happened without GoDaddy so much as notifying the customer that their account information had been stolen. But this certainly doesn't make me think too highly of GoDaddy.
I am still hopeful that they will be able to recover the domain name.
He spoke with someone who looked into it all and found out that the registrant info was never changed before they transferred the domain. This was likely because of the icann rules that say that you can't transfer a domain name within 60 days of changing the registrant info.
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Saturday, July 05, 2008
At circuit city. In fifteen
At circuit city. In fifteen minutes looking at lcd tvs no one came over to help. Spoke with the manager, he didnt care.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Just called the local chevy
Just called the local chevy dealer to make a service appointment. They said they taking the next few saturdays off. Whats up with that.
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
pierce wins the celebrity apprentice.
Looks like they named pierce the celebrity apprentice. I am some what disappointed but he die win based on the criteria put forth.
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Replies.Thursday, March 20, 2008
time warmer road runner service outage
Time warmer road runner service is out in new york. Reporting a 600 ms ping time for the second hop. Tech support hold time 25 minutes.
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Replies.Thursday, February 21, 2008
Articlesnatch is now moved to a new server for better database performance. http://www.articlesnatch.com/ has more improvements coming soon!
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Articlesnatch tag pages are back on http://www.articlesnatch.com/ more performance improvements to come shortly
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articlesnatch database upgrade going on.
Still working on getting http://www.articlesnatch.com/ fully functional again. We are switching database servers for increased performance.
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Replies.Thursday, February 07, 2008
Why Does National Positions SEO Firm Has To Spam
I'm not sure I really know why this company sends out spam to promote their claim that they can get you ranked better in google, yahoo and msn. If they could, then they wouldn't send out SPAM, instead they would just show up when you went searching for an seo firm.
Yesterday and today I received emails from this "National Positions" company in California claiming to offer their seo services to help me rank better. The funny thing is that they send you a message with the subject line of "suggestion re: domain.com/contact" or some other form. As if anyone cares if their contact form is ranked!
All of these messages also came from random gmail accounts with strings of numbers in them, clearly some kind of spam operation that is pretty automated. Why they waste their time and more importantly why anyone calls them is beyond me.
So am I the only one getting these messages?
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Yesterday and today I received emails from this "National Positions" company in California claiming to offer their seo services to help me rank better. The funny thing is that they send you a message with the subject line of "suggestion re: domain.com/contact" or some other form. As if anyone cares if their contact form is ranked!
All of these messages also came from random gmail accounts with strings of numbers in them, clearly some kind of spam operation that is pretty automated. Why they waste their time and more importantly why anyone calls them is beyond me.
So am I the only one getting these messages?
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