Come on people, we all knew it was bullshit. I don't say it was obvious bullshit for everyone, but it was not that difficult to find out. Now they will come up with something esle that will be a bit more subtle.
I did click and follow the link from time to time though, assuming that MS pays for each click. It just felt so good knowing that I'm giving MS money to Slashdot!
I can't wait clicking the next geddaafacks link on slashdot!
The real problem behind this is that they know enough of you to tell that you are a bad customer/scammer. Each store has customers they want to get rid of, and there is nothing wrong with that, as long as they call each other by the first name.
What scares me is customer profiling. What this guy says is nothing less then not giving the best offers to some people, because they know who they are from the IP, phone numbers, e-mail, AND their record.
A few years ago I was refused to get a pizza delivered for me when they heard the address. I never thought this would be normal business practice, but the time is near.
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Come on people, we all knew it was bullshit. I don't say it was obvious bullshit for everyone, but it was not that difficult to find out. Now they will come up with something esle that will be a bit more subtle. I did click and follow the link from time to time though, assuming that MS pays for each click. It just felt so good knowing that I'm giving MS money to Slashdot! I can't wait clicking the next geddaafacks link on slashdot!
The real problem behind this is that they know enough of you to tell that you are a bad customer/scammer. Each store has customers they want to get rid of, and there is nothing wrong with that, as long as they call each other by the first name.
What scares me is customer profiling. What this guy says is nothing less then not giving the best offers to some people, because they know who they are from the IP, phone numbers, e-mail, AND their record.
A few years ago I was refused to get a pizza delivered for me when they heard the address. I never thought this would be normal business practice, but the time is near.
I looked up: 1 imperial gallon = 4.546 l 1 US gallon = 3.785 l Any idea of what this is: 1 US gallon(dry) = 4.405 l?
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