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Failures

I stumbled across this on SM; I didn't vett it and can't say whether or not it's real.
But I hope it is.... :D

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It's no secret that ALL cloud storage services data mine the crap out of every file, every photo, every document to extract as much personal information as possible to build a consumer profile so detailed and intimate that most consumers would have a heart attack if they saw it... and sell that information to whoever will pay for it to create "a more personalized online experience". That's why most of our data is now self-hosted on our NAS.
 
Gee, I really wanted to sign up, but I can't find the QR code...

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The image is a promotional mailer from AARP offering a free "Grab and Go Cooler" as a gift for joining.
Offer: Free Grab and Go Cooler with membership.
Features: Insulated liner, outside pockets, ideal height for tall bottles/stacking cans.
Dimensions: 7.5" W x 6.5" D x 11.75" H.
Action: Join by scanning the QR code, going online, or returning the form via mail.
 
The image is a promotional mailer from AARP offering a free "Grab and Go Cooler" as a gift for joining.
Offer: Free Grab and Go Cooler with membership.
Features: Insulated liner, outside pockets, ideal height for tall bottles/stacking cans.
Dimensions: 7.5" W x 6.5" D x 11.75" H.
Action: Join by scanning the QR code, going online, or returning the form via mail.

I got all that.

The fail was that one of the options on the card was to "Scan the QR Code above," and there is no QR code on the card...
 
After AARP threw every senior under the bus by endorsing Obamacare, even though it eliminated over $700 Billion from Medicare (thereby making it harder for seniors to find providers who accepted it), I vowed to NEVER be a member. Why did AARP do that? To make billions selling Medicare supplemental insurance! Thankfully, AMAC was born out of the rage against AARP and is actively advocating for seniors... while AARP is scrambling to remain relevant. Every time we get something in the mail from AARP, I gleefully feed it into the shredder.
 
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