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No, a money back guarantee is standard business practice (esp. with a high sticker price) and a way of increasing conversion rates. It's CRO 101.
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No, a money back guarantee is standard business practice (esp. with a high sticker price) and a way of increasing conversion rates. It's CRO 101.
You can get @rocketmail (not that I'm advocating Yahoo or anything).
I was going to fire up Google Docs and have at it, because this is a granular-level of organization that is lacking in my life. But then again, I think my memory would turn to mush if I documented every little event in my life.
Isn't this just another version of the blame game? Why must anyone be blamed? These are experiences. Live and learn.