Good! With so much of the country (and the world) on Facebook, it makes data mining very simple for us. Instead of having to use multiple marketing channels and marketing research, we can focus on Facebook to reach 90% of our customers. And, we love Facebook because they provide really just an incredible amount of marketing data on the users for free to advertisers. The advertising costs are not at all straightforward, but the price is worth it, considering how well we can target people.
As a retailer, I agree. We love getting everybody's personal information. We get a ton of information from our merchant services providers (credit cards) and of course, from Google and Facebook. Keep using Google and Facebook! We love it!
Serious question. What kind of person believes that Trump could accomplish anything other than insulting people in broken English? Even if he understood a fraction of what's going on around him (he doesn't), he could never accomplish something like that.
I don't know about you but there have been many occasions when my credit card billing period ended before the 15 shirts/pants whatever that she ordered were returned and refunded.
In all seriousness, it sounds like you should be spending some money on mental health treatment, instead of more clothes.
Wal-Mart doesn't sell anything I would buy. Literally everything they sell is a cut-rate version of a good quality product. They specialize in selling garbage. I wouldn't buy fruit and vegetables from Wal-Mart any more than I would buy fruit and vegetables from my auto mechanic.
I don't think it's the same. The back button on Windows Phone is universal, whether you're in an application or not. It's software or hardware, depending on the phone. If there's nowhere to go, then the phone just does a little vibrate thingy. If you hold it down, it shows you the currently open applications, and you can switch to them.
They must learn, and, many times, re-learn throughout their lives. Each generation also must have this opportunity or they'll lead us right back into the dark ages again.
That's absurd. People can study and learn from history. We don't have to re-hash why Nazism is bad every generation.
Fundamentally, we don't believe that taxpayers should be funding broadband or internet systems
What a stupid fucking asshole. We're struggling to keep our business afloat because neither of our two ISP's (TWC and AT&T) can provide us with stable Internet connections at one of our locations. Everybody needs government funded, government regulated Internet access ASAP.
Whole Foods was never a majority of our grocery budget, but we've always gone there fairly regularly, until now. Buh-bye, Whole Foods! It's too bad. They had some really good stuff that we couldn't get other places.
Oh, that's cute. You're making up whatever data as you see fit. If you're going to remove suicides by gun, then you'll go ahead and have to remove single death vehicle incidents, too. Go ahead. I'll wait.
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Good! With so much of the country (and the world) on Facebook, it makes data mining very simple for us. Instead of having to use multiple marketing channels and marketing research, we can focus on Facebook to reach 90% of our customers. And, we love Facebook because they provide really just an incredible amount of marketing data on the users for free to advertisers. The advertising costs are not at all straightforward, but the price is worth it, considering how well we can target people.
As a retailer, I agree. We love getting everybody's personal information. We get a ton of information from our merchant services providers (credit cards) and of course, from Google and Facebook. Keep using Google and Facebook! We love it!
If someone spends time curating their spotify/pandora/ feed are they really going to want to spend the time to curate a separate Tesla music feed?
Tesla can just buy that info. It's bought and sold all over the place.
There is no reliable news outlet.
Da, comrade! The only reliable news comes from Dear Leader. All else is FAKE NEWS!
No, simple "not interested" was insufficient.
Sweet Jesus, you wouldn't work for our company *ever*. What kind of shithole employs you? Anybody?
Quick! Who can lose money the fastest?!?
Serious question. What kind of person believes that Trump could accomplish anything other than insulting people in broken English? Even if he understood a fraction of what's going on around him (he doesn't), he could never accomplish something like that.
"globalist" is like "n****r". Whenever I hear it used in a serious context, I instantly tag that person as a moron and a racist.
32 providers still exist? I thought we were down to about 4.
I buy my own clothes. The idea of buying 15 pieces of attire at any one time, to me, at least, indicates some kind of mental illness.
Uber fares are "overly inflated"? Everywhere I've been in the US, Uber costs about half as much as a taxi.
I don't know about you but there have been many occasions when my credit card billing period ended before the 15 shirts/pants whatever that she ordered were returned and refunded.
In all seriousness, it sounds like you should be spending some money on mental health treatment, instead of more clothes.
Wal-Mart doesn't sell anything I would buy. Literally everything they sell is a cut-rate version of a good quality product. They specialize in selling garbage. I wouldn't buy fruit and vegetables from Wal-Mart any more than I would buy fruit and vegetables from my auto mechanic.
Whatever they're doing has been working for them for quite a long time now.
As long as there are always more suckers to buy their stock, the ponzi scheme will continue.
I don't think it's the same. The back button on Windows Phone is universal, whether you're in an application or not. It's software or hardware, depending on the phone. If there's nowhere to go, then the phone just does a little vibrate thingy. If you hold it down, it shows you the currently open applications, and you can switch to them.
Windows Phone has always had one. It's super useful. It's also used for showing all currently open applications, too. Much better UI than iOS.
Eh, I don't know a whole lot of Whole Foods shoppers (myself included) who would step foot in a Wal-Mart. Price is irrelevant.
They must learn, and, many times, re-learn throughout their lives. Each generation also must have this opportunity or they'll lead us right back into the dark ages again.
That's absurd. People can study and learn from history. We don't have to re-hash why Nazism is bad every generation.
Fundamentally, we don't believe that taxpayers should be funding broadband or internet systems
What a stupid fucking asshole. We're struggling to keep our business afloat because neither of our two ISP's (TWC and AT&T) can provide us with stable Internet connections at one of our locations. Everybody needs government funded, government regulated Internet access ASAP.
You sound like a real nutter. You're probably American, right?
Whole Foods was never a majority of our grocery budget, but we've always gone there fairly regularly, until now. Buh-bye, Whole Foods! It's too bad. They had some really good stuff that we couldn't get other places.
You just use a service. $10/month. https://taxcloud.net/
You're actually the most right. That's what we should be comparing.
Oh, that's cute. You're making up whatever data as you see fit. If you're going to remove suicides by gun, then you'll go ahead and have to remove single death vehicle incidents, too. Go ahead. I'll wait.
Only if every auto accident is an argument to ban automobiles...
1. Guns kill more people in the US every year than car accidents.
2. Cars have productive uses. Guns don't.
Eliminating guns would eliminate a few people's selfish hobbies. Eliminating cars eliminated the entire economy.