Not only disappointing, infuriating. πππβ¨π€
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Not only disappointing, infuriating. πππβ¨π€
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Your comment there shows that you won't put your money (especially in large amounts) in companies whose quality of customer service is either below par or uncertain for you !INDEED. π€―π
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That's a given indeed. πππβ¨π€
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There's the thing that it's better to trust people you know about their experience with putting their money on certain companies rather than simply browsing for (random) reviews online. π§ββοΈ The problem there arises when you personally don't know anyone who used the service of a certain company before you put your own money there. π€―π€
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First-hand experience is best, second-hand information is second best, and third-hand is basically only to be used when absolutely necessary. πππβ¨π€
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Your "keyboard autocorrect" (or "quick typing fingers", which took me almost 10 seconds again to type) made you type
second-and! π€―π€£Anyway, since I don't encounter the term "third-hand" often, I assume that you mean that "second-hand information" means information coming from people you personally know, and "third-hand information" means information coming from strangers. π§ββοΈπ€
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It was indeed my quickly-typing fingers, and they reverted to speaking Cockney.
Correct, third-hand information comes to you via people, and channels, that you don't actually know. πππβ¨π€
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Does that mean that your "quick typing fingers" are not only typing wrong, but also are now speaking (Cockney)? π€―π€―π€―
The "fourth-hand information" might come from... "parallel universes" !INDEED! π€―π€―π
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