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> disappointed in the way they’re continuing to take comments out of context from non-executive employees from years ago to make their case Whenever someone co
by AlbertCory 2y ago
> disappointed in the way they’re continuing to take comments out of context from non-executive employees from years ago to make their case
Whenever someone complains that you've taken something "out of context" your response is "OK, so what's the 'context'? "
As for unexpected charges being placed on your credit card: you always use a temporary, amount-limited card, which a lot of institutions offer. I use privacy.com.
Someone always says here, "Oh, but they can still come after you." But they don't. You should make a best effort to follow their rules, stop using the service, and then close the card. "Cards becoming invalid" are an event handled in their normal course of business.
- josephcsible 2y agoThey'll send you to collections and tank your credit score if you do that.
- rustcleaner 2y agoOh what are they going to do, call me a bunch of times and make it harder for me to pay someone else interest for money I should have been saving? Big deal! An employer who cares isn't worth my effort to impress anyway. LOL to think credit reporting companies actually matter, it's a big con game and we're all the marks! I am lawsuit-proof and actually suing me for a half-grand for an early cancellation to a license, and winning, is a great way to encourage me to find ways to cost you tens of times the judgment both in indirect lost revenue and direct damages (if I can find any way to). I hold grudges for a very long time, and I know how to use search engines and darknet forums. Simply, I am not someone to try and leg over using the legal system unless you are ready to wage extralegal war for your financial survival. Again, I am lawsuit proof and my time counts at a million dollars a year in revenge if I am involuntarily committed (if you secure contempt of court).
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- popcalc 2y agoYou give Adobe your SSN??
- josephcsible 2y agohttps://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/accounts-may-be-reported-even-without-social-security-number/ https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/accounts-may-be-... > Can a credit agency post something on my credit report without my Social Security number? > Yes, they can.
- AlbertCory 2y agoIf you have some evidence that this has ever happened, please show it to us. Bonus points if it's Adobe.
- AlbertCory 2y agoEveryone always says this, as I pointed out already. No, they don't.