Okay, I'll do that. Thanks! 
@Anonymous wrote:
Okay, I'll do that. Thanks!
keep us posted.........
So, I called them a short while ago, and finally got a hold of a CSR. It turns out my card was mailed back to them for some reason or another, so they are sending me out a new card. I think my biggest concern was that maybe someone was running around using this card, but thankfully, that doesn't seem to be the case. Thanks again for the wonderful advice, it definitely helped put my mind at ease.
Thanks again for the wonderful advice, it definitely helped put my mind at ease.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Okay, I'll do that. Thanks!keep us posted.........
whody hoo, wa da go, ........take care of it....
Well, one thing that online posters will find with time is that the clearer their original posts are for ALL readers, the more numerous and useful the replies are.
There are differing formats for texting, for forums, etc etc, and what works on one might not work on another. (THE ABSOLUTELY WORST IS A POST IN ALL CAPS; yikes!)
It doesn't mean that someone is an awful person for using one format; it just means that sometimes their posts might be too tough for others to read. And it's often a generational thing. My kids in their 20's can make sense of anything, while at age 55, I'm frequently baffled and might bail out early. When we're around folks that are only from our generation and background, we can use our own jargon and be understood. When we're around someone else, they might be stumped.
So it doesn't mean that someone is being critical when they give a feedback. It could just mean that we're having a little trouble deciphering. Anyone here is absolutely free to post however they like, including ALL CAPS and Comic Sans Serif in 14 point font. But they might not get as much useful info back as hoped.
Not trying to continue an argument; just pointing out that when any of us are engaging in a multi-cultural, multi-generational gathering, it often works best when we default to sort of a neutral behavior.