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> All this of course to ‘better serve you’ and ‘for your convenience’, those two sentence fragments are like little alarm bells that you’re about to be screwed.
by mathgeek 11y ago
> All this of course to ‘better serve you’ and ‘for your convenience’, those two sentence fragments are like little alarm bells that you’re about to be screwed.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thinks this way when I see those words.
- CaptSpify 11y agoI've taken to looking at marketing statements in general as from "opposite-world". If a sales-blurb is about how great their customer-service is, I'm guessing they are trying to clean up a bad reputation, without fixing the problem. Same thing when they say their product is "reliable". When I see "to better serve you", all I can think of is: "we found a way to make things better for us"