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SUMMARY:Sales Pitch Gone Wrong
NAME:Sales Pitch Gone Wrong
DESCRIPTION:Public Displays of Affection (https://bit.ly/4iAh4rM)\nSecrets
 for a More Satisfying Relationship (https://bit.ly/4cJoOpU)\nA Note To 
 Guys About Helping Your Date Feel Safe (https://bit.ly/42Kuong)\nAvoid the
 First Date Let Down (https://bit.ly/4iyySn7)\nLetting Go of the Control 
 Freak (https://bit.ly/4ixhb7g)\nKeep It Classy America 
 (https://bit.ly/4iOHdDr)\nHow To Be More Emotionally Low Maintenance 
 (https://bit.ly/3S29BGX)\nI Like Me! (https://bit.ly/4itFT8I)\nWhy Are You
 Still Single? (https://bit.ly/4itFN0Q)\nHow Do You Meet Someone New? 
 (https://bit.ly/3S56OwG)\n\nTonight the phone rang. I checked caller ID 
 and it was unavailable… some random 1-800 number. I almost didn’t 
 answer, but I thought better of it. I’ve been able to stop most of these
 random calls by picking up the phone, hearing them ask for someone I’ve 
 never heard of, and telling them they have the wrong number. So yeah, I 
 was a little sharp when I said “Hello?” A woman was on the other end 
 of the phone and the conversation went like this:\n\nHer: Is Mr. Wonder 
 there?\n\nMe: There is no Mr. Wonder.\n\nHer: Oh…. Mrs. Wonder?\n\nMe: 
 No, there’s no Mrs. Wonder either.\n\nHer: Ummmmm… I’m calling 
 for…. Jane Wonder?\n\nMe: I’m Jane Wonder but I’m definitely not 
 married.\n\nHer: Oh. This is Comcast and we recently got your order to 
 disconnect…  [insert sales pitch here]\n\nNow let me tell you something.
 I have had this cable account for two years. In those two years I have 
 always been Ms. Wonder. There is no Mr. Wonder nor was there at any point 
 in our cable relationship. Nor was I a Mrs. at any point. Which makes this
 an incredibly grave error. Especially on the part of a company which has 
 had a two year relationship with me.\n\nLet me be clear. This is not a 
 random sales pitch. It’s not a cold sales call where some telemarketer 
 doesn’t know what they’re walking into. No. This was a call from my 
 cable company of two years. My cable company which I have paid, on time, a
 rather large sum of money every single month. My cable company who ought 
 to know exactly who I am or at least have a cheat sheet attached to my 
 file so they can pretend to. Furthermore, the cable company was making 
 this particular call to try to entice me to give them yet more money and 
 not cancel my service. They were trying to strengthen our 
 relationship.\n\nHow can you strengthen a relationship with a customer by 
 assuming because she is a woman she must be married and because she must 
 be married her husband must be the default person in charge of the 
 account? Especially when there has never, not once not ever, been a 
 man’s name on said account? How do you expect to sell anything to a 
 woman after telling her her non-existent husband is their preferred person
 to talk to?\n\nIf you see this Comcast, never fear. I terminated service 
 because I’m moving. And there already was no need for me to transfer my 
 service. However, if there had been a chance for me to do that, you would 
 have ruined it the moment you asked for Mr. Wonder, my non-existent 
 husband that your sales rep made up because every woman must be married 
 and her husband must be in charge of everything. And if you intend to 
 continue to do business with anyone, you need to train your people to pay 
 attention to the names on those accounts and not assume every woman is a 
 voiceless little housewife. You’ll certainly piss off less people that 
 way. And less pissed off customers equals better business for you. So I 
 hope this turns up in your tireless searches through the internet for 
 dissatisfied customers. Because I’m dissatisfied Comcast. I’m 
 dissatisfied because after two years of taking my money, you can’t even 
 figure out who has been paying you all that time.\n\nHmph. Glad I got that
 out of my system at least. Now pardon me while I take out my aggression by
 packing some boxes.\n\nUpdate: Comcast formally apologized to me after 
 this entry was posted. Unfortunately, later this same week another Comcast
 rep called me about my internet service AND DID THE SAME THING. When I 
 complained, she told me it is their policy to ask for Mr. or Mrs. on every
 sales call. So Comcast lied to me when they said it shouldn’t have 
 happened. And Comcast in fact trains their staff to behave this way. Not 
 only is it unacceptable to assume everyone is married, but it is 
 unacceptable for any business to ask to speak to someone who has never 
 been listed on a given account. I recommend everyone take this into 
 account when deciding whether or not to use Comcast as a 
 cable/internet/phone carrier. And I firmly recommend that you find another
 alternative. An alternative who will only speak to the account holder. And
 an alternative that does not, by policy, assume everyone is married. 
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SUMMARY:Less Forgetful Forgiveness
NAME:Less Forgetful Forgiveness
DESCRIPTION:5 Tips To Manage The Holidays When You Are Single 
 (https://bit.ly/4jbUUgF)\nDo You Need A Love Detox From Your Ex? 
 (https://bit.ly/4j3luZ8)\nIs Your Ego In Charge Of Fixing Your Love Life? 
 (https://bit.ly/4jdkVfu)\n10 Signs That You Are A Love Junkie 
 (https://bit.ly/4jdMvJw)\n6 Ways To Help Your Children Through Divorce 
 (https://bit.ly/4jBCmpS)\nAre You More In Love With Him Than He Is With 
 You? (https://bit.ly/3Y16ylR)\nWhen You Become Desperate for a Date Night 
 (https://bit.ly/4jbUUxb)\nLosing the Fights in Your Relationship 
 (https://bit.ly/3GcOfEf)\nAdvice On First Dates 
 (https://bit.ly/4lyeqFC)\nWhy Men Don’t Want To Date Strong Women 
 (https://bit.ly/42UqHvJ)\nHow Do I Get A Date? 
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 (https://bit.ly/3YomZJl)\nIs It Okay To Tell Her She Looks Fat? 
 (https://bit.ly/4jE0p7H)\nShould I Give Up On This Girl? 
 (https://bit.ly/3XWzL1l)\n4 Things I Should Tell You Before We Start 
 Dating (https://bit.ly/3YA3CwH)\nLife After Divorce: Papers Not Yet Signed
 & She’s Already Dating My Friend! 
 (https://bit.ly/3EhC0pn)\n\nForgiveness. What an interesting concept so 
 influenced by culture. For some cultures, forgiveness is an unknown 
 concept due to being so intensely linked as a community — what one does 
 to one, one does to all. For other cultures, forgiveness plays no role in 
 life. Eye for an eye. In our culture, it seems to mean, “If I forgive 
 them, that means that I am saying what they did is ok.”\n\nAs someone 
 who used to struggle under that misconception, I didn’t realize how 
 trapped I was by my own desire for the other person to admit they were 
 wrong (I didn’t need a get on your knees and beg kind of apology — 
 although, at times I thought it was merited, but just an acknowledgement 
 of wrong-doing.) It took some seriously tough to let go of situations (as 
 in I was still seething and they were off tra-la-la-ing) for me to realize
 that the unforgiveness was only hurting one person. Me. And I was so good 
 at my social face that the offender rarely realized that they were living 
 in the cold, icy confines of my unforgiveness glacier. (In fact, I think 
 they probably felt fairly tropical because I did my best to avoid them.) I
 finally came to understand that forgiveness isn’t about freeing the 
 other person, its about freeing myself. \n\nAfter I realized why it was so
 important to forgive (so I could tra-la-la too), I had to come to grips 
 with my firmly held desire for justice and my unwillingness to do anything
 that would even remotely encourage that kind of awfulness to continue. It 
 took quite a bit of mental wrangling before I finally got it! I could 
 trust God to take care of any just desserts that needed dishing and move 
 on with my life (I mean look at what he did to that nasty Pharaoh person 
 who wouldn’t let His people go free because they were great pyramid 
 slaves.)\n\nLeaving me with my final stumbling block — letting go of my 
 belief that forgiveness meant forgetting and going on as before.\n\nI 
 don’t know how it happened, but one day a light bulb went off for me. 
 Just because I forgive someone, doesn’t mean I have to let them do it 
 again. I could still draw boundaries, just like I did in my normal day to 
 day world and if I chose to not have relationship with the dastardly do-er
 anymore, I didn’t have to. It all came down to understanding that I 
 choose how people treat me and I don’t have to choose to let that person
 do his or her dastardly all over my life.\n\nBreak ups can be nasty grudge
 incubators (as can day to day relationships), so I thought that bringing 
 up forgiveness might be important. Does anyone have any helpful 
 suggestions you use to help you move past unforgiveness and into 
 forgiveness? Any situations where you just don’t think forgiveness is an
 option? You just woke up a natural forgiver and don’t see what all the 
 fuss is about? \nSource: 
 https://tav-marseille.xyz/?LessForgetfulForgiveness
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