CapOneCustomer

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by CapOneCustomer 1y ago
First thing I thought of is this: ‘First Date Going Really Well,’ Thinks Man Who Hasn't Stopped Talking Yet https://theonion.com/first-date-going-really-well-thinks-man... Has the author never heard of introverts?
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by CapOneCustomer 4y ago
I've tried both of these devices. The Digitone (and anything similar) is useless, as it requires you to press a button every time you receive a call from a "bad" number. I did this for about a week, logging hundreds of inco
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Ohio bill to allow students to turn in inaccurate work in name of religion(cleveland.com)
3 points by CapOneCustomer 7y ago|0 comments
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by CapOneCustomer 7y ago
Tracking - or the lack thereof - is their problem, not mine. I don't feel I should be obligated to participate in order to be notified that my account has been compromised. And I certainly don't care about their "goal",
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by CapOneCustomer 7y ago
> you can't enjoy such services without assuming tracking liabilities None of my other bank/credit accounts have threatened me this way.
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by CapOneCustomer 7y ago
> Opening an email once a year does not seem very onerous. What if they change "once a year" to "every month"? Then "all the time"? Slippery slope and all that.
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by CapOneCustomer 7y ago
> I wonder if the issue might be some question about if the user is receiving statements or not. Couldn't they just ask me? Then I could reply (or not). > Perhaps another issue is a security check, such as a dormant or hijacked
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Capital One forcing me to “prove” I opened their emails
15 points by CapOneCustomer 7y ago|18 comments