Scroll down for updates. Original post date/time: February 18, 2008 @ 09:04
No, I’m not talking about Big Foot or PlatyPus.
Nor am I talking about a winged lizard nor a walking turnip.
Not even a man with the head of a bird and the ears of an elephant.
Nope, it’s something I saw on the Web on Saturday evening and again this morning.
If you want to see in real-time my incredible discovery for yourself, go here.
Dare I hope a Key Bank person sees this?
Now tell me, how’s that a transitional life form?
And another question, what general life lessons do you see in the screen capture above?
And this one yet: How might this post fit under Christianity 101?
OK, now it’s 7:54 am on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 — and nobody’s tried answering my questions.
To answer the first question, here’s what I just got done commenting to Key Bank:
| www.key.com/managecredit seems to me to be a transitional life form.
That is, it’s between Brick-and-Mortar philosophy and Web-Business philosophy. We can do account management online . . . if we do it during certain business hours on business days. So Saturday I noticed that my payment was due on 2/18. But I couldn’t pay online since it wasn’t Monday-Friday. So Monday I tried to make a payment, but couldn’t since it was a holiday and your Bricks-and-Mortars were closed. This morning I was finally able to make a payment. (Thanks for the convenience of using the Web!) Alas, it’s late. Transitional life forms are frustrating. And in my online banking experience, Key is so far unique. In a not-so-positive way. Do you have plans to transition fully into the Web-Business philosophy? Thanks. |