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People who spell my name wrong in an email even though it's right there in the email address. It starts them off on the wrong foot...
MikeAqua: Amazon recommending e-books to me that I have already purchased from them, using the Amazon account associated with the email they sent the recommendation to.
I've bought Blu-rays from Amazon and had it tell me that I "might like" the same movie on DVD too. Um, no.
Swanny:People who spell my name wrong in an email even though it's right there in the email address. It starts them off on the wrong foot...
ajobbins:MikeAqua: On 11 January, a local supermarket was already promoting Easter.My local Coles supermarket here in Melbourne were selling Hot Cross Buns on Dec 26
Normal ain't coming back, the crazy stays.
The Institute of Unfinished Research has concluded that 6 out of 10 people
Having to wait until MONDAY for our UFB to be installed. Major first world problem. ![]()
Try having three of the hungry buggers!
The same real-estate agent telling me that "it's always the vendor pays the commission" (while I was the buyer) and then telling me only days later "it's always the buyer pays the commission" when I was the vendor of a different property.
This week it's a toss-up between:
1. News articles that say "We have reached out to (insert organisation/celeb/company here) for comment, but have not heard back at this stage"
Just say you tried to call them, but they didn't want to talk
2. Those damn pop-ups on web pages (listen up all you web designers!) that want you to a: sign up to their data base/get 1st in line for all the specials, b: answer a survey (That's YOU aunty Herald), or c: tell you about the next breaking story about a kitten that's stuck in a drainpipe.... in Australia
I'm in New Zild and we have real cats here, your caught kitty is not news
Every time that Stuff, Herald, etc have a news article about a car crash (as an example) and display a generic picture of a police car, ambulance or fire truck. These stock images add nothing to the articles at all.
Getting shampoo in your eyes in the shower.
Ouch
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