Selling has been more hassle via CL but if it's worth less than $50, it's worth the hassle it saves me to just give it away. I don't have to prep, pack, mail or gaurantee it or have any freakos feeling I owe them something, it's often gone in literally minutes and perhaps best of all, I don't have to even be there for…

AOL is legendary as with that case that was recorded and broadcast. I've had some luck by noting exactly when I called, exactly who I spoke with and exactly how to reach them directly (e.g. operator number) if they fail to get me canceled. I make it clear that they, not their coworkers, will hear from me if it doesn't…

And don't forget the connection unreliability... busy signals, retries, the fax was off... blech!

Finally!

I'm using Mozy, dead simple, on a Mac. Unlike Carbonite, the "private key" is a nice idea for keeping data private even from Mozy, but since it's proprietary software, there's no practical way to know they haven't simply transmitted your key. So it's not a robust security solution. For that, you'd need to use open…

...prefer the internet to what kind of sex? Maybe the other 80% just know how to do it right.

I especially like the testimonials... apparently Becky's neighbors in New York were so rotten that she changed her name to Julie and moved in with Alan in Seattle.