Hey Verizon! I'm Not a New Customer! Stop Rubbing It In!
My experience with Verizon is if it sounds too go to be true, it is. Why do they feel they must teach that lesson over and over?
Hey Verizon! I'm Not a New Customer! Stop Rubbing It In.
My experience with Verizon is if it sounds too go to be true, it is. Why do they feel they must teach that lesson over and over?
Welcome to PCWeenie.com
Welcome to PC Weenie.com. This site is primarily a hobby/toy/repository for me (Craig Prall). Primarily, this site concerns two of my favorite topics: PC gaming and computer building. There's also a large section on creating and maintaining a home network. When I find an interesting piece of hardware or software, I'll put a review here. More recently, I've started (occasionally) blogging about computer-related news and issues that put a blip on my personal radar.
Why I Don't Like BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins
First off, I just realized it's been months since I posted anything here. It's not that hasn't been anything to blog about. I blame Valve and Steam. They had a huge sale of really good games the week between Christmas and New Years, and I went crazy. Between that sale and a couple others before and after it, I got Grand Theft Auto IV, Crysis (including Crysis, Crysis Warhead, Crysis Wars), Max Payne, Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, Mirror's Edge, Psychonauts, Red Faction: Guerrilla, The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition and Torchlight. Every one of them was on sale.
Why Site Surveys Annoy Me (Or Why I Don't Do Them Any More)
I used to fill out site surveys all the time. You know the ones the various e-tailers have. The survey presents a little pop-up and asks if you'd be willing to fill out a survey after you've finished shopping. I like to think that even if I had a mediocre time, I can let them know what I thought was good or bad. Very rarely is my shopping experience great or terrible - usually just good, bad or entirely unremarkable. Unremarkable is fine, by the way; even preferable. I needed to buy X. I found X in 3-4 clicks. I bought X in 2-3 more clicks. End of experience. That's why I shop online.
Why Site Surveys Annoy Me (Or Why I Don't Do Them Any More)
I used to fill out site surveys all the time. You know the ones the various e-tailers have. The survey presents a little pop-up and asks if you'd be willing to fill out a survey after you've finished shopping. I like to think that even if I had a mediocre time, I can let them know what I thought was good or bad. Very rarely is my shopping experience great or terrible - usually just good, bad or entirely unremarkable. Unremarkable is fine, by the way; even preferable. I needed to buy X. I found X in 3-4 clicks. I bought X in 2-3 more clicks. End of experience. That's why I shop online.