A TSA man told me the following are common factors for getting SSSSs.
1. Paying for ticket with cash 2. Paying for ticket within about 2 weeks of flight (no time for background check I guess) 3. Having a one way ticket (most people don't fly to one place and stay forever)
AirTran and other carriers sometimes gives you two one way passes instead of one round trip ticket.
Easy fix: Just do an online boarding pass and remove the SSSSs using a copier and a mask to cover the SSSSs.
In my experience, organizing wires with zip ties and so forth is just as bad as no organization. Every time I make a change I either get frustrated at having to undo the zip ties, or I get frustrated at having to untangle wires. Therefore, adding the zip ties was a waste of time.
Why sell one power cable for the lifetime of the user, when you could sell one power cable for every cell phone they buy! They also make profit on accessories such as car adapters. If you never had to buy another car adapter again then they would be out a few bucks times millions of users = big money loss.
This is what happens when you want to keep your tech support jobs from being outsourced--they outsource upper level employees--they don't deal directly with customers.
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A TSA man told me the following are common factors for getting SSSSs.
1. Paying for ticket with cash
2. Paying for ticket within about 2 weeks of flight (no time for background check I guess)
3. Having a one way ticket (most people don't fly to one place and stay forever)
AirTran and other carriers sometimes gives you two one way passes instead of one round trip ticket.
Easy fix: Just do an online boarding pass and remove the SSSSs using a copier and a mask to cover the SSSSs.
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In my experience, organizing wires with zip ties and so forth is just as bad as no organization. Every time I make a change I either get frustrated at having to undo the zip ties, or I get frustrated at having to untangle wires. Therefore, adding the zip ties was a waste of time.
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Why sell one power cable for the lifetime of the user, when you could sell one power cable for every cell phone they buy! They also make profit on accessories such as car adapters. If you never had to buy another car adapter again then they would be out a few bucks times millions of users = big money loss.
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This is what happens when you want to keep your tech support jobs from being outsourced--they outsource upper level employees--they don't deal directly with customers.