So, I noticed I had a chargeback a few weeks ago… December 12 to be exact. My memberships sell for $24.88 each. The problem is, the chargeback was for $993.54. Immediately I think this guy’s charged back the last few years of memberships. Wrong. He only signed up for one month.
So… I contact CCBill. They say they will fix it. My next check is $1000 less than it should be, so I call them again. They say they are looking into it still. Got another check this week… still missing that extra $1000. Call CCBill again, and they tell me this is a known problem with several accounts. Other than that, they say they can’t help me and they upgraded it to the next level of support.
So… my question is, has anyone else had any mysterious $1000 chargebacks? And, can someone from CCBill other than a phone jockey kindly tell me what’s going on and if I can expect to be reimbursed?
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I saw this post. This reminds me of Shah Jahan building Taj Mahal memory of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal , another expensive waste of money.
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Tiger Woods has destroyed $12 billion in stock value since his post-Thanksgiving car accident, according to a new study from two University of California, Davis economics professors. The study estimates that Gatorade, Nike and Electronic Arts have suffered the most, while Accenture “experienced no ill effects following the accident.”
Woods’ sponsors have engaged in a flurry of activity over the past month as his list of alleged mistresses continued to grow. Gatorade announced it was discontinuing its Tiger Focus beverage, although it claimed the decision was already in the works before the scandal broke. Gillette said it would “limit [Woods'] role in our marketing programs” earlier in the month, and Accenture dropped Woods as the scandal widened. Watchmaker Tag Heuer initially indicated that it would “downscale” Woods’ role in the company’s advertising, but has since prominently displayed him on its web site, along with the text “TAG HEUER stands with TIGER WOODS.”
It would be difficult to determine which development or allegation has been most damaging to Woods. Perhaps it was the first alleged mistress, Rachel Uchitel, whom Woods once reportedly emailed to say “I finally found someone I connect with.” He also allegedly wrote to her about a steamy sex romp he dreamed of, involving her, Derek Jeter and Bones star David Boreanaz. It has been rumored that Uchitel is still seeing Woods, and Uchitel’s attorney has declined to comment.
If the Uchitel stories have not been the most damaging, then perhaps it was one of the two porn stars that the golfer allegedly slept with. Holly Sampson (NSFW pictures) has appeared in a series of erotic films and may have worked as an escort (NSFW). She also described having sex with Woods in a web video and said that sleeping with the golfer was a “sensual, beautiful experience.” The other porn star, Joslyn James, has was filmed gyrating in a skimpy outfit and is wanted in Washington state for not making child support payments.
Jamie Jungers is another alleged mistress who would likely be damaging to a brand as valuable as Woods. In addition to possibly working as a stripper, Jungers claims the two had “wild” and “crazy” sex and says the pair slept together the night Woods’ father died. She has appeared in multiple interviews and has already begun to pitch vodka and an auction web site. She also may have taken nude pictures of Tiger.
Sponsors likely haven’t forgotten Jaimee Grubbs, either. The alleged mistress appeared in racy pictures and has provided what she says is a voicemail from Woods, as well as two batches of erotic text messages.
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I am seeing under one hour on well/medium established blogs. Ranking for the terms just as quickly.
Dupe content doesn’t seem to be a big factor in weather it gets indexed or not either.
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I haven’t talked about a lot of what has happened to me, it feels good to just let it out:
http://www.xxxjay.com/index.php/2009…life%E2%80%A6/
It is probably the best blog I ever wrote.
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I know 2 very large VOD sites are not asking for 2257 docs any more, as long as you sign a contract stating you got the 2257 for the content you are selling.
So the whole secondary producer thing is dead ?
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