a warm gun is the personal web site of multimedia artist and resident geek Ian Adams, based out of Seattle, WA. The page you’re seeing shows all posts in the “Frustration” category.
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This one was too weird to not comment on. I mean, what the hell is wrong with Americans these days? According to this article, a student wrote a story about zombies invading a high school, and people actually thought this was a threat to attack the high school with a zombie horde!
There are three companies who, because their businesses are web-based, seem to believe that they are above having to provide telephone numbers their customers can use to contact them in an effort to resolve disputes which would otherwise be left to the ineptitude of outsourced assembly-line email workers who have untold numbers of canned responses they can throw at you, with the Internet coming between them and any need to have compassion in their fellow human beings.
These companies are Amazon.com, eBay, and PayPal, and they can’t hide anymore.
