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4y ago
Yup this is true - I was just being lazy. But what surprised me was that Bing actually indexed them. (even though my robots.txt said not to)
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4y ago
I found them in Bing results
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“Magic links” can end up in Bing search results, rendering them useless
(medium.com)
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4y ago
That’s actually a very good point, when I made the static image our rating was 5 stars, as the only negative review had been removed (because the user was complaining about not getting emails from us, but they had just given us the wrong ad
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4y ago
Hello! We recently launched Shoprocket 2.0 and wanted to share it with the HN community. Shoprocket is the easiest way to sell online via your existing website, blog, landing pages etc in minutes. You can signup, add your products, connect
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Show HN: Shoprocket.io – Turn any website into a shop in seconds
(shoprocket.io)
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Trustpilot Extorts Businesses
(medium.com)
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6y ago
Ah I see - the tool just creates permutations of keywords entered, foe example, if you enter 10 keywords in each column, it generates you 10,000 long tail keyword combinations of the words you enter. (10 * 10 * 10 * 10) It's ideal for
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6y ago
what do you mean by source?
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Show HN: Keywordgenerator.io – A tool to generate thousands of longtail keywords
(keywordgenerator.io)
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8y ago
It would have been if they said "we will fly you home, as per your cover" but they didn't, the flight home was a goodwill gesture. If they weren't going to pay for my 2nd operation, I would have ditched the "reasona
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8y ago
Because they said "No further medical input needed." which is a fairly clear "we don't require any more input from anybody, we've made our decision." If after they "review" my case they ask again, I w
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8y ago
I'm assuming Insure and Go will be in touch at some point requesting me to take down my post as it's amassed 30k views in 24 hours. But I won't. Even if they don't pay out because of it, I'd prefer that people have
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8y ago
Just to clarify your comment on "What they offered was exactly what travel insurance is there for." They didn't offer me anything. Not one piece of my cover was offered. They 'offered' me a flight home as a goodwill
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8y ago
No I didn't, that email was 7 days after the surgery, I had already left Singapore and was back in Bali by then. (My "not fit to fly" letter stated I was not fit 'before' having the surgery, once the plate was in an
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8y ago
I only really comment on the economy seat because my cover included £2,000 of curtailment cover, but they weren't even giving me that. They were offering me a cheap seat out of goodwill. If I had accepted that, I was accepting that I h
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8y ago
my insurance was for 18 months of travel though, so i intended to travel for 18 months. I think that's reasonable. Maybe my wording came out wrong in the post, I wasn't telling them, "no i wont come home" I was telling t
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8y ago
my first ever blog post attempt, I thought the gifs helped make up for my poor writing abilities
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8y ago
Yes to all of this.
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8y ago
I always replied to them immediately, it's just I didn't get the written "not fit to fly" until I saw the DRs again, which was the day of the surgery. I had told the insurers that the DR's had already "told&quo
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I felt that paragraph was the most relevant to me, I had been told by my DR that I shouldn't fly. They had already told me I was crazy to have flown to SG with my finger hanging off without being stitched up first. And I didn't ha
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Now you can be sure: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5nmgqv7gqz55uhl/Screenshot%202018-...
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8y ago
This is true, but the reality is I doubted my insurance would pay from the start. I was expecting to pay for everything myself. It was only once I got the quotes in Singapore that I realised I might not actually be able to afford it that I
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8y ago
so glad somebody gets it
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8y ago
Also worth noting my cover was Worldwide (except USA) insurance is substantially cheaper outside of the states
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I knew it may cause issues with my insurer, but the surgeon in Bali was on holiday for 1 or maybe 2 days and my finger was hanging off... Singapore was the closest place I could think of that would give me the best chance of saving it. And
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I felt I shouldn't claim the first bills because I hadn't informed them before the procedure. And yes, because it turned out to be a fairly manageable bill. But the 2nd procedure was going to be considerably more, so I notified th
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What travel insurance really means
(medium.com)
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9y ago
yes
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Show HN: Uploadfiles.io – simple file sharing
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