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Why is it always the "notifying" part that breaks with shitty software like this, and not the "money being taken forcefully" part, which always seems to work fl
by ohazi 9y ago
Why is it always the "notifying" part that breaks with shitty software like this, and not the "money being taken forcefully" part, which always seems to work flawlessly? Doesn't that seem a little suspicious?
If they were uniformly bad at writing software, the critical money handling part should fail at roughly the same rate. If they can get that part to work reliably, failure of other parts of the system seem particularly inexcusable.
- nrhk 9y agoThe product owners most likely decided to budget their time/resources accordingly so if something did fail it wasn't critical money handling part.
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- FireBeyond 9y agoAlways my favorite. You can take money out of my account instantly. Refund? "You should see that in your account in 3-4 weeks". Just brazen, at times.
- rurp 9y agoIt's possible the withdrawals do break sometimes, but undercharging people results in far fewer irate phone calls.