Comments on: Citicards’ “All-Electronic Program” http://www.elfnoodles.com/notebook/citicards-all-electronic-program/ Elf is coming to get you Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:27:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Missie http://www.elfnoodles.com/notebook/citicards-all-electronic-program/#comment-29757 Missie Tue, 27 May 2008 15:33:57 +0000 http://www.elfnoodles.com/?p=385#comment-29757 I had this issue come up recently. I recently registered with Verizon Wireless to use their online services to see my account info. They sent me an email with a computer-generated password and had me change it to my own. A week or two later I got two letters in the mail from Verizon. The first thanked me for signing up for an online account, and reminded me about my original password. The second informed me that I had changed my password. Do they really think I got an online account in order to get MORE snail-mail? I had this issue come up recently. I recently registered with Verizon Wireless to use their online services to see my account info. They sent me an email with a computer-generated password and had me change it to my own.

A week or two later I got two letters in the mail from Verizon. The first thanked me for signing up for an online account, and reminded me about my original password. The second informed me that I had changed my password.

Do they really think I got an online account in order to get MORE snail-mail?

]]> By: Glen http://www.elfnoodles.com/notebook/citicards-all-electronic-program/#comment-29721 Glen Tue, 13 May 2008 00:51:49 +0000 http://www.elfnoodles.com/?p=385#comment-29721 The wonders of the digital age. Just so you know, company policy is to print out three copies of every e-mail - one for your personal files, one for HR's files, and one for your boss' blackma-- err... backup file. Yeah, that's the ticket... The wonders of the digital age. Just so you know, company policy is to print out three copies of every e-mail – one for your personal files, one for HR’s files, and one for your boss’ blackma—err… backup file. Yeah, that’s the ticket…

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