hooperj75
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I’ve had a S for a few years and it’s all I need. I rotate between nba 2k, mlb the show and now college football 25. A new one comes out, I uninstall the old and download the new and it has enough space for thatThanks for this. I've been a PS person since forever, but iirc the latest gen is still 5 or 6 hundo.
Honestly just want to play NCAAF 2 or 3 hours a week. Don't need the whole shabang
Also the miracle TD that knocked out Peyton and the Broncos.@butchna
Just read where Jacoby Jones passed away at 40 years of age.
The guy had a terrific postseason the year the Ravens won Super over the 49ers.
I was told $400 is the most they will give for credits, ex post facto.Wow 400 is the most I've ever gotten.
This was an oversold situation. I’ve seen them go well over $1000 when they screw up and can’t get volunteers. This happens in LaGuardia almost every time I go there.I was told $400 is the most they will give for credits, ex post facto.
If things are 'in flight', pun intended, they have ability to debit/modify accordingly.
In short, after hours on the phone (not surprisingly), and multiple (Ken) phone calls later. there are multiple facts about Delta.
-The only major airline that has Corporate policy if NOT crediting consumers for hotels, uber, or rental. Even for their own fault.
- Have no direct escalation point, beyond the limited counter, or, email only customer resolutions team.
- Delta has the highest customer relations score among three largest US airlines. Which, makes me wonder how bad the other two are.
-Unlike most customer service organizations. The burden is 110% cast to the consumer, in stark contrast to the customer is always right. smoke and mirrors tactic is held in place by marketing. Client is forced to upload documentation of, and measured against an already ridiculous set of standards.
Also Delta is highly slanted to favor their skymiles members. If you travel delta even a few times a year you should enroll and get their app. I never deal with customer service because everything can be done from the app (rebook, change seats, etc). It’s real easy to achieve their first tier in the skymiles program (2-3 flights) and that will waive all bag fees. As far as hotels, they will comp your hotel and dinner if it is NOT caused by an act of nature and they don’t have any other flights that day. It’s happened to me multiple times the past 2 years as I travel almost 30 weeks a year.I was told $400 is the most they will give for credits, ex post facto.
If things are 'in flight', pun intended, they have ability to debit/modify accordingly.
In short, after hours on the phone (not surprisingly), and multiple (Ken) phone calls later. there are multiple facts about Delta.
-The only major airline that has Corporate policy if NOT crediting consumers for hotels, uber, or rental. Even for their own fault.
- Have no direct escalation point, beyond the limited counter, or, email only customer resolutions team.
- Delta has the highest customer relations score among three largest US airlines. Which, makes me wonder how bad the other two are.
-Unlike most customer service organizations. The burden is 110% cast to the consumer, in stark contrast to the customer is always right. smoke and mirrors tactic is held in place by marketing. Client is forced to upload documentation of, and measured against an already ridiculous set of standards.
Basic economics, huh? Ok, let’s break it down.my proverb is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ do whatever you want. its silly to complain on RF about such things, esp when according to your own admission you 'have money.' So, you more than anyone understand basic economics, and supply and demand operate.
People have done it since dawn of time. View attachment 658787