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Mostly because we generally work during the same business hours other people are? If you ever have to deal with an insurance issue, sign a lease, take out or re
by kevstev 4y ago
Mostly because we generally work during the same business hours other people are? If you ever have to deal with an insurance issue, sign a lease, take out or refinance a mortgage, buy a car... etc... its probable that you will have to print something out at the office, sign it, scan it and send it back to someone- and now its essentially open for the company to read. Even if you aren't downloading and printing something, even logging into a website is more or less the same thing for a determined snooper. Sometimes its just a matter of convenience, but it can add an irritating delay or worse.
I try to avoid it as much as possible, but its unavoidable in at least some cases. I am not going to take a day off of work just because I have to call about a billing issue and need to login to my account to give the details to a service representative.
- kadoban 4y agoFor me, I can do 99.9% of things on my phone. I can't remember the last time I had to actually print something. I guess my experience must not match others', fair enough.
- reaperducer 4y agoI guess my experience must not match others', fair enough At least you can admit it. Things I've needed a printer for in recent months, off the top of my head: - Filing a reimbursement claim for going to an out-of-network healthcare provider. - Filing a reimbursement claim for contact lenses. - Filing legal paperwork with the county clerk. - Getting a certified death certificate. - Passport renewal. - Change of address without paying a fee. - Letter to the local postmaster. - Paperwork for claiming an inheritance through a probate court. - Printing a shipping label. - Filing a zoning application. - Life insurance forms. The more you adult, the more you discover that you still need paper.