I use Gmail with Firefoc 1.0PR and ZoneAlarm Pro, and I haven't had a single problem in the last few months. I originally had problems when I had cookies disabled, but when I allowed them, the problem was solved.
Does that help?
Perhaps you forgot my question. I asked if anyone could give a less controversial alternative. I never said that I like harassment. I was wondering if anyone had ideas that did not include harassment. Also, consider this scenario: you are a doctor. You give out your services to a patient, and send him the bill. You just want to get the money you deserve. However, this patient refuses to pay. If you do nothing, other patients will take advantage of the situation, and you will starve. Or, consider this: you hand the bill to a collection agency, who then gets the money for you through no extra effort of your own. The patient has to pay for services rendered; that is a fact of life. Can you suggest an alternative method to collect bills? I'm all ears.
Yes, we do here in the USA. However, watching my neighbors, I've noticed a pattern: if a person is not expecting registered mail, they usually don't answer the door. I don't know if this is true everywhere, but nearly every day, at about 2:30 PM, several of my neighbors are "missing," though they never left their houses.
I'm not saying people will pay. I just meant that, when a person is formally notified, legal action can then be brought against them if they fail to pay. This is just a way to hold that person accountable for their own debts.
Perhaps it is dishonest for a bill collector to use someone else's phone number on a caller ID, but how else can the collectors get the money that is owed to them. In a sense, though, it is more dishonest for the people avoiding the bills to ignore any notice given to them. Can anyone come up with a less contraversial method of formally notifying debtors of their responsibilities?
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Why is Einstein's picture being shown on an article about quantum physics, which explain everything but gravity? He only worked with gravity.
Other way around. ~32 slugs is a pound (mass)
Thank you so much. We could not have lived had you not posted this multiple times.
It shoudn't. The reason Hubble's maintenance costs so much is because you have to launch an expensive shuttle to maintain it.
I use Gmail with Firefoc 1.0PR and ZoneAlarm Pro, and I haven't had a single problem in the last few months. I originally had problems when I had cookies disabled, but when I allowed them, the problem was solved. Does that help?
Perhaps you forgot my question. I asked if anyone could give a less controversial alternative. I never said that I like harassment. I was wondering if anyone had ideas that did not include harassment. Also, consider this scenario: you are a doctor. You give out your services to a patient, and send him the bill. You just want to get the money you deserve. However, this patient refuses to pay. If you do nothing, other patients will take advantage of the situation, and you will starve. Or, consider this: you hand the bill to a collection agency, who then gets the money for you through no extra effort of your own. The patient has to pay for services rendered; that is a fact of life. Can you suggest an alternative method to collect bills? I'm all ears.
Yes, we do here in the USA. However, watching my neighbors, I've noticed a pattern: if a person is not expecting registered mail, they usually don't answer the door. I don't know if this is true everywhere, but nearly every day, at about 2:30 PM, several of my neighbors are "missing," though they never left their houses.
How can you prove a letter was read? The person you are sending it to can claim they never got it, and how would you prove them wrong?
I'm not saying people will pay. I just meant that, when a person is formally notified, legal action can then be brought against them if they fail to pay. This is just a way to hold that person accountable for their own debts.
Perhaps it is dishonest for a bill collector to use someone else's phone number on a caller ID, but how else can the collectors get the money that is owed to them. In a sense, though, it is more dishonest for the people avoiding the bills to ignore any notice given to them. Can anyone come up with a less contraversial method of formally notifying debtors of their responsibilities?