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it's only tacky if it looks bad imho. I dont see it any differently than someone trying to dye their hair, or their fashion choice.
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Need to email a form
how long does it take to get a confirmation that the form has been received and processed? I'm not talking about the money transfer, just the form. And do you get a receipt that you can use to prove the transfer has happened?
Because they did, over and over, the following years
they fucked up because they didn't see the PC as being significant, and stagnated in the minicomputer era. But if they didn't open up the PC market by standardizing, and if they hadn't sold DOS to microsoft (and instead, owned it themselves), they would probably have taken over the hardware market, and the moat of the OS market. They'd be like microsoft today, but perhaps even bigger.
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everything just stagnates
stagnate is better than a fall or a crash. It's just that today's information flows fast and easy, so that those who did well or got lucky seems to be more frequent or "easy" to achieve than in the past. This makes those who don't do well during stagnation feel worse - they're comparing their own stagnating position to the successful rich.
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Its all available via the online channels
try doing a $200k transfer via the online channels.
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$200,000 with a $200,000 exercise price.
Would you invest $200k into the company? Since you're an insider, only you can really tell if it's worth it.
However, if the company is not going public, and they also do not produce a liquidity event for you to sell at some point in the future, then i would imagine these stock options are worthless, unless the stocks will turn into dividend paying stocks in the future. I highly doubt a startup will do that any time soon, but who knows?
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aka, bankwest wants to save money not having to hire any tellers.
The problem is that they don't have a way to do unlimited online fund transfers, and you had to do a wire transfer, which is a paper based system that you do in a branch.
They've not really replaced that feature. There's apparently an email address for which you can email a scanned copy of the wire transfer form, but i don't trust it, and i dont know how secure or if it's even monitored.
I called them up and asked about it, and the scripted answers that their support phone line doesn't know enough - not to mention im sick of waiting for hours for a simple question.
Lack of branches is not a pro-customer move, regardless of how they try to spin it. It is a cost saver, and it diminishes their service capabilites. I'd move banks if i could.
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The gov't cannot predict the future.
If they say something like this, people are going to plan as tho the recovery is around the corner, and then pikachu surprised face when the recovery doesn't eventuate.