@AskPayPal@PayPal After 20+ years as a customer, I'm disappointed. You denied my claim for items not received because I didn't provide a police report, despite me explaining the police require PayPal to request it directly. Please review my case and treat your customers fairly.
@AskPayPal Your support team continues to stonewall me. The team that does the dispute isn't customer facing. Again, they closed my dispute for failing to provide information when they were expressly told they MUST contact the police department!
@InvestVerified@tradingview A calendar to help better intuitively understand the relationship of catalysts and how the timing (time of day and time of month) of them impact trading
@GilsArenaShow An offensive player cannot induce a change. If someone barrels over you, yeah. But stopping on the dime to orchestrate someone to crash into you....no.
@slickdeals Personally I like "price mistake" if it's a significant discount. That push alert on the app has never seemed to work and it's easier for me to filter out the really rock bottom deals with that wording
@Jose1Pino@BrandonLBradfor@RealDianeYap I think the voting analogy is self explanatory. To the extent that a person empathizes or advocates on the behalf of others, this has a certain impact politically. Regarding my"interaction" comment, this covers things like if a person chooses to help those in need or not.
@Jose1Pino@BrandonLBradfor@RealDianeYap I think that politics is an extension of one's morals and values. Morals and values impact one's politics in how they participate within society. From the individuals they vote for who control public policy as well as how the individual chooses to interact with others.
@jj_redick Funny how when the older generation makes snide comments, it's all good, but when it gets returned, there's this faux outrage about disrespect. Funny how that works.
@DLee0215@FlyFrontier WOW. That doesn't seem like they were being sensitive at all to your medical emergency. Something needs to be done about this. You need to escalate this to @FrontierCare
@DestryBrod "May" or "may not". "May" does not lean towards meaning "more likely than not". "May" is equally likely as it is unlikely that you'll do something.