> This guy did the smart thing and had the staff memeber write down that they had quoted him right.
Actually this might not help very much.
Since all their reps (mis)read $0.002 as "point zero zero two cents", when you ask them to put "I quoted him point zero zero two cents per kB" in the notes, they'll probably write "I quoted him $0.002 per kB"...
The beauty of certificates is, you decide who you trust. If you object to VeriSign's practice of issuing certificates to spyware/adware makers, simply don't choose to trust VeriSign's root certificate. This is only a temporary measure, I guess.
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> This guy did the smart thing and had the staff memeber write down that they had quoted him right. Actually this might not help very much. Since all their reps (mis)read $0.002 as "point zero zero two cents", when you ask them to put "I quoted him point zero zero two cents per kB" in the notes, they'll probably write "I quoted him $0.002 per kB"...
This was the only quote ever given to him. How could he know this is "outrageously cheap" and "obviously not correct"?
This only happens to non-magnetically shielded el cheapo speakers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input_method_editor
I thought "bobNOSPAM" is 9 characters? :D
The article incorrectly states that SkypeIn is available in "China & Hong Kong". It's only available in Hong Kong, not mainland China.
The beauty of certificates is, you decide who you trust. If you object to VeriSign's practice of issuing certificates to spyware/adware makers, simply don't choose to trust VeriSign's root certificate. This is only a temporary measure, I guess.
Unfortunately it was a limited run of 1,000 sets (and they're already sold out).