Thank you – you have been ignored
The LSE’s website has a handy function – at the bottom of every page it invites you to “Comment on this page”.
It’s handy until you actually make use of it… more »
How much does a web account cost to maintain?
I haven’t logged into PartyGammon to play backgammon for a few months now. I use a Mac and PartyGammon’s software doesn’t run on it. (I asked them about this and they helpfully pointed out I could buy additional software and a Windows licence so that I could. Thanks for that.) Fair enough you might think, Macs haven’t been around for very long… not many people use them… and those who do probably aren’t stupid enough to gamble… or something. more »
The cost of an email
Sending an actual letter containing tickets costs a company money. You have to chop down a tree, cut it real thin, bleach it, press it and then spend money printing ink all over it. Then you’ve got to stuff them in an envelope, stick a stamp on the envelope and put it in the post. I can understand all of this. I can also understand a company might want to charge me for the pleasure and security of receiving hard-copy tickets in the post. But what I can’t understand is why that time-paper-ink-tree-saving process won’t save me any money? more »