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When I first started subscribing this site used to be more substantial. Now it is mostly filled with rubbish by people who don't even have real names ie. Calafia Beach Pundit, Acting Man, Ironman at Political Calculations. Hard to take seriously anymore...
Their news is fine, plus I balance it by watching MSNBC, Fox, and PBS among others.
My problem is with trying to reach them. I have tried multiple times to reach them by all the methods listed on they website ie: filling out the feedback form, trying to email them and even calling. The feedback form tells me their is a problem and I should try later (I've done this 3 times with no success), the email I send (also 3 times) keeps getting rejected by the mailer daemon and calling the number on their website gets me Time Warner which says that CNN won't accept the transfer. Very dishonest!
On July 1 2017 Open Table sent me a gift card "OpenTable sent you a $50.00 Dining Rewards Gift" based on the number and type of reservations I'd made through them.
On January 25 2018 when I tried to redeem it I got a card for $25 with this explanation
"I've taken a look, and it seems that in this case $25 was the full value of the reward you redeemed. The new system is designed with versatility in mind. Under the old system, you would have been able to choose from a much smaller selection of restaurants, but each of those offerings would have been for a $50 card. Now, all of those $50 offerings are still there, but you can also redeem points for most non-participating restaurants.
Since we can't issue our own gift cards for these restaurants and are instead using a third party service for them, we unfortunately have to offer them at a lesser value, which is still useful if there are very few participating restaurants in your area or perhaps you just really want to dine at this particular restaurant. This is why 5,000 points are specified on the website as being good for a $25 or $50 gift card, instead of just $50".
Now they are certainly allowed to run their gift program as they wish but I was not warned ahead of time that this is how they ran it: ie. Discounting.
Dishonest!
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CNN can't play both sides if the isle scott jennings belongs on fox with his lies, he is all for...
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