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TheFamilyPost.com shows Web 2.0 can make money {BloggingStocks}
Nov 15th 2006 12:37PM TheFamilyPost allows for a great deal of customization in the site layouts which are very easy to use. So creating a great looking family website is as easy as composing an email. Having a professional looking family website is a delight to share. http://www.thefamilypost.com/
From web 2.0, standpoint, this is the easiest and most robust way I've found to create a rich-media content site.
David Rodecker
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TheFamilyPost.com shows Web 2.0 can make money {BloggingStocks}
Nov 15th 2006 12:33PM TheFamilyPost allows for a great deal of customization in the site layouts which are very easy to use. So creating a great looking family website is as easy as composing an email. Having a professional looking family website is a delight to share.
From web 2.0, standpoint, this is the easiest and most robust way I've found to create a rich-media content site.
David Rodecker
RelevantAds.com
Mileage Plus Sucks {Gadling}
Jun 5th 2006 5:49PM Blocked on registering miles.
I'm not much into marketing tracking such as frequent flyer programs, but after flying around the world in the past year with Star Alliance airliners I decided to take advantage of those miles. Per their instruction, I sent in all my boarding pass stubs; which included: Thai, SAS, United, and TED.
After a few months, the United customer services returned all my boarding passes and responded with a complete rejection for two reasons. One, the 12 month grace period had just passed, for some of the initial flight; of course their two-months of processing ensured that. The post-date on my request was nearly 6 weeks prior to the cut-off. Secondly, they apparently also required the eTicket, date of issue, dates of travel, class of service, proof of payment and ticket numbers.
Their processing is only paralleled to mail-in-rebates. This credit system is probably only offered to be complaint with regulations to purchase-based incentive programs. With 35,000 miles on the line for credit, they certainly put up the barriers to prevent granting anything.
I spent 45 minutes on this already and I don't have the patience to dig up the rest of what they are asking for. Does anyone actually take the time to run through their obstacle course?
Mileage Plus Sucks {Gadling}
Jun 5th 2006 5:48PM Blocked on registering miles.
I'm not much into marketing tracking such as frequent flyer programs, but after flying around the world in the past year with Star Alliance airliners I decided to take advantage of those miles. Per their instruction, I sent in all my boarding pass stubs; which included: Thai, SAS, United, and TED.
After a few months, the United customer services returned all my boarding passes and responded with a complete rejection for two reasons. One, the 12 month grace period had just passed, for some of the initial flight; of course their two-months of processing ensured that. The post-date on my request was nearly 6 weeks prior to the cut-off. Secondly, they apparently also required the eTicket, date of issue, dates of travel, class of service, proof of payment and ticket numbers.
Their processing is only paralelled to mail-in-rebates. This credit system is probably only offered to be complaint with regulations to purchase-based encentive programs. With 35,000 miles on the line for credit, they certainly put up the barriers to prevent granting anything.
I spent 45 minutes on this already and I don't have the patience to dig up the rest of what they are asking for. Does anyone actually take the time to run through their obsticle course?
