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Perhaps if geeks keep moving to IF, and writing to their banks to let them know why, they'll figure out the problems. Also remember to write to marketing, not to the dev department. That's how to get action on these things.
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No such problem with Cahoot (Score:1)
Given the current offers from various credit card companies to those who want to switch - you could keep your browser and get an interest holiday on what you owe.
Of course you could always fake the headers - this fixes most such obstacles.
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Egg sucks (Score:2)
I once won an online account with the french subsidiary of Egg, ZeBank. At first they were rather cool and relaxed and offered a number of interesting services (genuinely) for free.
Then at some point they started to make accounting mistakes on my account. Those were all repaired within legal delays but still, if I hadn't noticed them I'd have been ripped off. Now they've made that one mistake that has put me in trouble and it's going to take me a little while to get out of it, whether I prove them
-- Robin Berjon [berjon.com]
Egg sucks (Score:2)