Archive for the ‘Money’ Category

WedSafe Likes To Spam Non-Customers (And Customers)

Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

As you may recall from my post last August, which by the way is the #3 result on Google for “wedsafe“, the crooked fucks at WedSafe and Aon Insurance charged me around $200 for a policy they didn’t deliver and then lied about delivering it when I called them out on it.  Once I showed them (and the world) the irrefutable proof to the contrary on this site, they quickly backed down and refunded my money.  They knew full well they would lose in court, and I was ready to take it as far as I had to. One thing you don’t do is screw with people when they are getting married. That kind of shit gets people the special places in hell, and WedSafe’s management team will certainly be in the warmer beds of Lucifer’s palace.

Fast forward to March 11 of this year.  I get this email:

wedsafespam

I don’t remember ever signing up for WedSafe marketing emails, and if you want to get all lawyery technical about it, this would seem to be a violation of any junk email laws that are still on the books, if any.  Not only do they like to take your money and close up shop for the weekend before giving you the product you paid for, they like to send you unsolicited advertising too.

I especially like the statement at the bottom that reads “This message is intended only for the addressee and may contain information that is confidential or privileged. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.”  Well, I didn’t sign the contract agreeing to those terms.  I will, however, take them up on their offer to “Do a friend a favor…” and ”… forward this message…” to the rest of the world so they can see what a bunch of crooked shamming bastards they really are over at WedSafe.

Please, do yourself or a friend a real favor: tell them to not give the people at WedSafe any of their hard-earned money.

iPhone 3G Proves the Economy is Going Strong!

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

The iPhone 3G launch and all of its surrounding hype with 3+ hour lines shows that despite what analysts and economists say about the state of our economy, we don’t need people to work or save their money to pay their gasoline bills or mortgages.  Everything is just fine.

iPhone 3G – A Small Flickr Set

When AAPL hits $200 again, I think I’m bailing…

Monday, May 12th, 2008

I’ve got way too much credit card debt to hang onto this stock much longer.  I don’t think it’s unreasonable, and going by its cyclical nature, I might even be able to pull back around and buy a bit lower.  But seriously, I think paying down the good old AmEx and MasterCards would be a good idea right about now.

Keep going, Apple.  I need you to reduce my finance charges!