You should've asked him how he got into porn. Sounds like a great field to work in.
He didn't say he was in porn. I only found out now. He did say he was a model.
I think you told me that story before, Jay. I might have been drunk, but it sounds really familiar.
I actually got offered a job filming porn once. That was a fun interview. The guy asked me over and showed me some golden shower videos he had filmed and then a film of him banging a REALLY hot Asian girl. The dude was extremely large and had a very small ******.
Schools are closed today due to snow, so I'll be working from home.
Why does USPS have to be a pain in the *** for insurance claims? They only asked for proof of value (eBay listing), proof of payment (Paypal receipt) and photos when I submitted the claim online. Today I got a letter in the mail saying they need either the original postmarked receipt for insurance or the original sales receipt. Now I have to get the from the seller. Why didn't they request this **** when I was submitting my claim?!?
I knew I should've told eBay that I refuse to do any of the legwork and should've just requested a refund and sent it back.
You are bringing back a painful memory for me. Years ago, in the early days of Ebay, I ordered a huge lot from someone. It arrived in a big box, absolutely flattened by USPS. Nothing survived. It was insured. The seller sent me the insurance claim slip. I filed the claim, and had to give them the entire box of damaged goods. I heard nothing. I called the claim center 2 months later. They confirmed they had the claim, but it hadn't been processed yet. I called them a month later. Still hadn't been processed. Called them a month later. STILL hadn't been processed. This was before cell phones, mind you, so these long distance phone calls were kinda expensive.
After about 8 months, when I called, they said "we processed the claim 2 months ago. The check was already sent, and it cleared." I said, "well it wasn't sent to me!" They said, "no, it was sent to the shipper." I said, "but the form clearly has the box checked for "send payment to RECEIVER." They said "it doesn't matter what box is checked, we always send it to the shipper." So I said, "then why is there a box giving the option?" They had no answer for that. Needless to say, the seller didn't respond to me. Ebay was of no help whatsoever since it was 8 months later. I got nothing, and the ****ing seller got paid TWICE. What utter bull****, eh? I HATE USPS!!!
That sucks!
You are bringing back a painful memory for me. Years ago, in the early days of Ebay, I ordered a huge lot from someone. It arrived in a big box, absolutely flattened by USPS. Nothing survived. It was insured. The seller sent me the insurance claim slip. I filed the claim, and had to give them the entire box of damaged goods. I heard nothing. I called the claim center 2 months later. They confirmed they had the claim, but it hadn't been processed yet. I called them a month later. Still hadn't been processed. Called them a month later. STILL hadn't been processed. This was before cell phones, mind you, so these long distance phone calls were kinda expensive.
After about 8 months, when I called, they said "we processed the claim 2 months ago. The check was already sent, and it cleared." I said, "well it wasn't sent to me!" They said, "no, it was sent to the shipper." I said, "but the form clearly has the box checked for "send payment to RECEIVER." They said "it doesn't matter what box is checked, we always send it to the shipper." So I said, "then why is there a box giving the option?" They had no answer for that. Needless to say, the seller didn't respond to me. Ebay was of no help whatsoever since it was 8 months later. I got nothing, and the ****ing seller got paid TWICE. What utter bull****, eh? I HATE USPS!!!
You're a cheap Greedo!
What?
