@okayjeffrey @mleland That's right. Hyphen, en dash, em dash. Different things.
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@okayjeffrey They have three different uses.
After hours of emails and live chat with @mailchimp support, the solution is:
try a different card.
Fucking hell
In reply to:@somethingformed @ashedryden They would email me, to tell me that they didn't have my email address. o_O
In reply to:@somethingformed @ashedryden I once got to tier 3 with Wells Fargo because they were storing my email address in two places.
How was your guava harvest today? @ The Farmhouse http://instagram.com/p/iKLHCJMnmA/
In reply to:@gesa @amazing_maps Reminds me of @zefrank's old Earth Sandwich project.
http://www.zefrank.com/sandwich
Pro Tip™ — get other people to write your bio.
Are you a company that cares about vegans / vegetarians / straightedge folks / punks? Do you have an advertising budget? Let's talk.
Q: Can you get an engineer to manually validate my card number against their validation code?
A: No.
RT @scalzi: Fake Nerd Guys. It. Is. PERFECT. http://fakenerdguys.tumblr.com/
RT @Amazing_Maps: Land on earth where there is also land on the other side. http://t.co/t9AXKyYpbZ
In reply to:@ashedryden Email, but yes. That's what I told them. The magic words are:
"Escalate me to tier 1".
Might as well unplug my modem for 10 seconds too.
Me: "Your site thinks my card number is invalid."
Them: "Try logging out, clearing your cache, and trying again."