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Beyond the inconvenience, it's ultimately just insulting. I can only imagine the number of decimal places at which conversions budged upward from such a transpa
by mortenjorck 4y ago
Beyond the inconvenience, it's ultimately just insulting. I can only imagine the number of decimal places at which conversions budged upward from such a transparently belligerent implementation of a modal, and yet some miserable product manager made the call to ship it. What an utter waste of everything that went into producing such a wretched, parasitic product.
Have I mentioned I don't particularly like Experian?
- nerdponx 4y agoIt's insulting because it reflects exactly how decision makers at Experian feel about you as a human being.