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Cause I just got the weirdest looking, fakey message cancelling an order I never made...
I got that, too! They really should have changed the date on the order, considering the message said they cancelled the order that was made that day.
I've also just received a call on my cell from the Continental Air reservations system. I didn't listen to the message. I swear, I'm going to leave work and get waylaid by short-haired men in sunglasses with thingies in their ears.
this here baby doctor bullshit
Wow, that is ridiculous and infuriating.
I hope you feel better soon, and good luck with the transfer!
I'm waiting at the doctor's office and I really need to pee (fire), but I'm guessing they'll want me to pee (fire) in a cup to test it, so I'm holding it, but GOING TO BURST. Fire.
What do you think the thinking is? That we'll be so worried about getting a few of Amazon's dollars by mistake/attached to this weird book that we'll rush over with our bank accounts right away?!
Or they're hoping to tap into any One-Touch Payment things we may have when we go "What the hell?" and click on the links.
These scams work because there are people who go "Oh, dear, something's wrong! I must fix it!" Though that of course ties in to "Someone's wrong on the Internet, I must fix it!"
I'm waiting at the doctor's office and I really need to pee (fire), but I'm guessing they'll want me to pee (fire) in a cup to test it, so I'm holding it, but GOING TO BURST. Fire.
Can't you tell the receptionist (or nurse) you really need to pee, but you expect your doctor will want a sample? I always do and they usually just give me a cup and let me give the sample before the doctor is ready to see me.
Spontaneous combustion usually gets their attention.
In my medical news the doctor called and my A1C which was at 7.2 is now 6.5. Still JUST over the line for diabetes, but a major improvement.
Nice Toddson
Good news, Toddson.
And here I was plotting ways to get equity up to 20% to do away with it, and save the $90 or so a month.
Hell, we tried to do away with it mere weeks before realizing it would save our asses. We'd paid 20% of the principal, but couldn't get it removed, because they'd need to do a reappraisal (at our expense) to see if it was actually 20% of the VALUE. Which, as we all well know it would not be.