Comments on: Another wrong number: Callwave http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/ Morningstar's guide to what's hiding in SEC filings Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:24:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: carol http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/comment-page-1/#comment-4948 carol Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:31:34 +0000 http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/#comment-4948 callwave tried to bill my bank account 7.95 for a service I didn't sign up for. Never even heard of this, don't have dial up, didn't authorize this charge. hmmmmmmmm how did they get my info?? no clue. callwave tried to bill my bank account 7.95 for a service I didn’t sign up for. Never even heard of this, don’t have dial up, didn’t authorize this charge. hmmmmmmmm how did they get my info?? no clue.

]]> By: Robert Hackett http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/comment-page-1/#comment-4612 Robert Hackett Sat, 16 Feb 2008 16:39:14 +0000 http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/#comment-4612 I used to use FaxItNice' since it was a "pay per use" service that was significanly cheaper than Mailboxes Etc's $4 per fax. Unfortunately, no matter how well I scanned the outgoing fax page, FaxItNice's uploading software reduced the the quality so much that the fax was nearly unreadable by the recipient. I used to use FaxItNice’ since it was a “pay per use” service that was significanly cheaper than Mailboxes Etc’s $4 per fax. Unfortunately, no matter how well I scanned the outgoing fax page, FaxItNice’s uploading software reduced the the quality so much that the fax was nearly unreadable by the recipient.

]]> By: Michelle Leder http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/comment-page-1/#comment-4606 Michelle Leder Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:30:54 +0000 http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/#comment-4606 Fair enough. And maybe I should have paid closer attention to their privacy policy. I guess my thinking was just that for a service that I barely use -- not many people still send faxes these days, since PDFs are so much easier -- it's not really worth spending a lot of money on. When they raised their price, it reminded me that I wasn't using it enough. Had they left it alone, I would still be a customer. Fair enough. And maybe I should have paid closer attention to their privacy policy. I guess my thinking was just that for a service that I barely use — not many people still send faxes these days, since PDFs are so much easier — it’s not really worth spending a lot of money on. When they raised their price, it reminded me that I wasn’t using it enough. Had they left it alone, I would still be a customer.

]]> By: anonymous http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/comment-page-1/#comment-4605 anonymous Thu, 14 Feb 2008 19:33:30 +0000 http://www.footnoted.com/earnings-quality/another-wrong-number-callwave/#comment-4605 Whenever I hear of a company offering something that has value for no cost, alarm bells go off. They aren't altruistic. They're making money off you somehow. If you aren't giving them money, they're using you to get money from someone else. What about you are they selling to get that money? Whenever I hear of a company offering something that has value for no cost, alarm bells go off.

They aren’t altruistic. They’re making money off you somehow. If you aren’t giving them money, they’re using you to get money from someone else. What about you are they selling to get that money?

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