bmwracer wrote:Great. Now I have to take another day off (tomorrow) and wait for FedEx to come pick up that whacked monitor. :grumble:
Somebody's gotta pay. :smack:
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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
bmwracer wrote:Great. Now I have to take another day off (tomorrow) and wait for FedEx to come pick up that whacked monitor. :grumble:
Somebody's gotta pay. :smack:
dochira wrote:I feel the same way when I'm waiting for someone to come (phone because it's broken, getting cable installed...). They give you a "time frame," I can't do anything during that time. And when they come at the very end of that time window.....:grumble:
bmwracer wrote:
"People" need to read the guidelines and have to take a test and pass it before being allowed to post.
That should weed out the chaff a bit.
ryoko293 wrote:found this on the DORAMA CONTEST thread:
sometimes it's pretty hard to find the new guidelines or announcements! I know that there is a special therad for this, but new members? They may find it after 3-4 months by coincidence! Some ppl can't check for jdorama every day, so the 'hype' over posting in that thread may be over and so they don't see it when they open the main page! Other don't have inet at home, so always remember to spend some extra time on checking for new updates COULD just be 5sec too much! I for example have my 3-4 pages I regularily visit saved in my fave list, so I hardly ever visit the main page! AND I get the notification, so why bother and search from the main page?
I know, being a mod must be a though job, but also think of the new users! Jessicasoon registered just a short while (some 2 weeks) after you posted the announcement. Not everyone is familiar with the problem of having a slow connection! We all respect that guidline, I don't think you should talk about ppl like that! You want them to recommend this page, them to come back and keep all this alive, don't you? :headscratch:
dochira wrote:I see your posts, but the Guidelines link is the first link on the Artiste forum, and it's labeled Announcements. Perhaps it should be replicated on all forums.
In addition, the guidelines are stated in bold, yellow font on the Profile page. In both the sections for the avatars, and the signatures. So they cannot claim ignorance because they would have seen it when adding their avatars and/or signature.
bmwracer wrote:
Exactly.
Ignorance is not an excuse.
As I pointed out numerous times in the past, if you maintain a narrow view of the world as it only pertains to you, then you miss out on a lot of information that does pertain to you... Only you never notice it.
When you buy a new gadget or item don't you read the instructions first?
Well, the same thing applies to this message board.
bmwracer wrote:Got screwed by FedEx again: they never showed up. :grumble: :smack:
This is unbelievable. :shakehead:
qilver wrote:dude, that really sucks, you should file a major complaint, as they screwed you over, again. :shakehead:
bmwracer wrote:
I just filed one online before I came here...
I'll probably call to complain as well on Monday.
If anything, I get it off my chest... These guys are doing a number on me. :grumble:
bmwracer wrote:Got screwed by FedEx again: they never showed up. :grumble: :smack:
This is unbelievable. :shakehead:
bmwracer wrote:
Exactly.
Ignorance is not an excuse.
As I pointed out numerous times in the past, if you maintain a narrow view of the world as it only pertains to you, then you miss out on a lot of information that does pertain to you... Only you never notice it.
When you buy a new gadget or item don't you read the instructions first?
Well, the same thing applies to this message board.
dochira wrote:
I see your posts, but the Guidelines link is the first link on the Artiste forum, and it's labeled Announcements. Perhaps it should be replicated on all forums.
In addition, the guidelines are stated in bold, yellow font on the Profile page. In both the sections for the avatars, and the signatures. So they cannot claim ignorance because they would have seen it when adding their avatars and/or signature.
qilver wrote:Oh, and they owe you the money you paid for the monitor.
no one should be treated this way. and they call this customer service?
bmwracer wrote:
I don't really blame customer service as much as those idiots who are managing the deliveries and pick ups. They're the ones that seem to be bungling things.
qilver wrote:sure, that is understandable. In this case, it is the fault of the delivery people that handle the merchandise directly, so customer service would be the buffer or middle person between you, the customer and the delievery people. i mean...how can people like that be so careless, that is money lost on their parts for damaging products and pissing customers off like yourself....
KouSeiya315 wrote:but the doctor is hoping nipping the allergies would make things more tolerable.
KouSeiya315 wrote:I had my ENT update appointment today. Good news: The CT scan shows better results than the exam. It doesn't look like I need surgery. Bad news: The blockages are occasional and seem to stem mainly from allergies.....to a ton of stuff.whoa we have about the same problem, just about 5 years ago i started having like allergy hives, i break out during warm or cold weathers but not all the time, just depends on how i feel.. or eat shrimps, seafoods..etc. it pisses me off cuz sometimes i couldnt play tennis cuz of that :usuck: maybe i should take some allergy test but im afraid that might happen (same thing happened to u), im not a big fan of needles but i guess i can tolerate a little. :sweat:
I was given an allergy test of some sort, where I was pricked on both arms with a ton of different needles. He wrote numbers on my arms and told me he'd be back in 15-20 minutes, and he put paper towels over the injections because there was a little blood from some of the sites. About 5 minutes later my arms both started itching like hell but I was afraid to scratch. He came back and moved me to the exam room. I told him that I was itching really badly. He looked and said "Wow, you are a really sensitive girl!". My arm was swollen and itching like crazy. I don't remember all the items I was tested for, but I remember he said I was allergic to dust, dustmites, grass, cats, and dogs. I knew about the cats.....my eyes swell shut when I'm around them too long (long haired cats seem to be worse although it's supposed to be dander we are allergic to). Also, this summer, every time I went into my backyard, my ankles would get really itchy and swell like I was bitten by 10,000 mosquitoes. I actually thought I was bitten but couldn't find the bumps :crazy:
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THIS. SUCKS.
ryoko293 wrote:I don't think she is narrow minded! Well I'm just assuming that here, but I think I have a pretty good view of her personality since she posts on many threads I do and I'm sure that she knows the certain basic rules of writing in a forum.not trying to be nosey but who's the "she/her" you're talking about?
I see a mod and even other members remind the posters of using the spoiler tag in some threads every other minute! This is constantly reminding! So I think your idea with dublicating the thread on the other forums, is good, but doesn't garantee that in the future you'll have to still tell ppl to read the guidelines and announements, that's oen of your main jobs!!!
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