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My point: you're a random stranger saying to another random stranger "trust me" without justifying your request to trust you. Why should I trust you? Your repl
by melvinram 11y ago
My point: you're a random stranger saying to another random stranger "trust me" without justifying your request to trust you. Why should I trust you?
Your reply: After I've convinced them that I know enough to fix the problem (by either demonstrating my expertise/qualifications/experience or getting someone else to vouch for me), they believe me.
Well duh! If you demonstrate why they should trust you, they'll trust you. They won't just randomly pay you money to fix shit if they don't trust you.
- fweespeech 11y agoGiven I suggested a free solution it doesn't really require much trust. But hey, go keep trusting the people who already screwed you.
- melvinram 11y agoYou're going off the deep end now.
- fweespeech 11y agoI'm uncertain how a factual statement is going off the deep end but okay. 1) You want to fix a shitty TP-Link product with another TP-Link product. 2) How is that not that?