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Best Buy. Their online store caused my family's bank account to be locked out twice, both times because of thousands of requests for authorization within one minute. This seems to have been a problem for at least two months, and nothing has been done about it.
I found lots of complaints about the company related to this.
Hell, I may just stop going to Best Buy completely!
And the second incident was TWENTY FOUR #*$&%($) HOURS AFTER I CANCELED THE [REDACTED] ORDER AND GOT A *$&*#(@* CONFIRMATION EMAIL!
SCREW YOU, BEST BUY!
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I think you're doing it wrong.
Best Buy is where you go to check-out the picture quality on the new 4K TV or sound quality of the new Sony surround sound reciever.
Amazon is where you actually place the order online!
Contrary to popular belief, nobody owes you anything.
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That's where I went after the fiasco. Only Amazon from now on.
The price was ~$600 less than Best Buy's price. And BB was having a sale!
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Brisingr Aerowing wrote: The price was ~$600 less than Best Buy's price. And BB was having a sale!
It's amazing how cheap your prices can be when your company doesn't pay any tax.
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IYDMA, where are you living? To cut shipping costs Amazon's largely given up on parking its warehouses in a few low tax flyover states and is building them close to major cities and charging sales tax in 30 states[^] as a result. Oddly enough, IIRC Amazon's changed from opposing an internet sales tax to advocating for it. A more cynical person might suspect they've decided that if they have to suffer the administrative burden of collecting it; so should all of their competitors.
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Brisingr Aerowing wrote: And BB was having a sale!
No, they weren't. Best Buy only says it's a sale. It's always their normal prices: MSRP.
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You're missing the rant icon!
I recently got a BestBuy.Com fraudulent charge on my credit card. Not a major problem. The bank reversed the charge and issued me with a new card (different number). I wonder what is going on at BB? I have never bought from them, and all my on-line purchases go through Amazon.
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My guess is IT Dept. Idiocy coupled with Managerial Incompetency and Corporate Stupidity.
What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
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Is becoming a vegetarian a huge missed steak?
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It is sooo easy to pork fun at veterinarians.
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Kenneth Haugland wrote: veterinarians.
Did you mean Vegetarians? As what you have makes no sense in the context of the original post.
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Auto correct
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AKA Autoincorrect and Autocowreck
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Humans are "omnivorous".
How does an omnivore become a herbivore?
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Ask a Giant Panda. If it can stop chewing bamboo for long enough to answer...
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A bit off topic, but judging by our teeth, we should be eating more vegetables than meat. Yet, most people never do that. And then they wonder why they have health problems. To eat our meat we have to soften it and use utensils otherwise it's difficult for the body to digest. And we call this natural?
Clickety[^]
I'll always eat meat, but I wish more people would remember we're meant to eat veggies more than anything else. And yet, nobody does.
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: And yet, nobody does. Not quite true. I think a lot people recognize that we shouldn't eat meat all the time. I don't eat it that often.
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Fair enough, so I'll refactor that to say "a lot of the unhealthy mofos I tend to be around never eat their veggies."
Jeremy Falcon
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: "a lot of the unhealthy mofos I tend to be around never eat their veggies." There's a lot of disappointed mommies out there.
I do agree with you. People eat terrible and then complain about being sick.
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RyanDev wrote: I do agree with you. People eat terrible and then complain about being sick
+5
Jeremy Falcon
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: A bit off topic, but judging by our teeth, we should be eating more vegetables
than meat. "Omnivore" is more than meat and veggies. Please explain how flat teeth are for "veggies" and the cutting teeth for "meat", so I can point out that we still need both to consume either.
Jeremy Falcon wrote: Yet, most people never do that. And then they wonder why they have health problems. There is indeed a difference between the produce from the supermarket or the fastfood-chain and the real animal.
Jeremy Falcon wrote: To eat our meat we have to soften it and use utensils You eat your beans raw? Seriously?
That "softening" that is required for meat is actually simply the start of the rotting process. Cooking stuff is indeed a nice invention
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: "Omnivore" is more than meat and veggies. Please explain how flat teeth are for "veggies" and the cutting teeth for "meat", so I can point out that we still need both to consume either. Read my link or do a quick search on anything related to teeth.
Eddy Vluggen wrote: You eat your beans raw? Seriously? Actually, I follow more of a Paleo diet. Beans aren't good for you either. You're not supposed to get bloat and gas from foods like that, the body has a hard time digesting legumes.
Jeremy Falcon
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: Paleo diet
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mmmmm brontosaurus burgers.....
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: Read my link or do a quick search on anything related to teeth. It was more than a quick search.
Jeremy Falcon wrote: Actually, I follow more of a Paleo diet Good, it seems our gut has been used to that for a long time. Won't be much surprises there.
Jeremy Falcon wrote: Beans aren't good for you either. Neither is smoking, but I'm not aiming at being good either.
Beans might not be "ideal", but no chilli without those either. "Not ideal" because they are not actually that bad, if you consider the ROI. The reason the Western people can 'digest' some part of the milk is because there is a bacteria in the intestines that turns milk into energy and.. gas
Jeremy Falcon wrote: the body has a hard time digesting legumes. Especially compared to chickin'.
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: use utensils
How do you eat a zuchinus without utensils?
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