Pizza Hut shares CC information

[oletime]

Originally Posted by Monterrey

No, no,

You's sends it too a wrong address!


This right address



PO Box 15443
Rt3
Monterrey MX

Trust me on this!




M.

as one indian call center man said to me when i recently when i tried to call my mortgage company, trust me sir you are now in safer hands. i couldnt hang up fast enough . lol

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Another tip: you know those ads for free laptops or whatever? Careful what you sign up for there, too. Typically, you need to respond to some "offers", and some of those ask for your phone number. This allows them to bill you through your phone bill for the service, whatever it is. This isn't always made clear!

We have the Magicjack phone service. THAT is the number I give out whenever someone asks.

[commonsense]

We use Viatalk.

[Esther]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

They don't supply it, you do. Read before you click.

True, but it is a respectable company that you would not expect to give the information you gave Pizza Hut to another company. And yes it is written that they will do it. But how many people feel the need to read everything from a company they have done business with for a long time? Most don't take the time to. AND most need to be an attorney to read anything of legalease these days. The fine print has gotten ridiculous!

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Esther

True, but it is a respectable company that you would not expect to give the information you gave Pizza Hut to another company. And yes it is written that they will do it. But how many people feel the need to read everything from a company they have done business with for a long time? Most don't take the time to. AND most need to be an attorney to read anything of legalease these days. The fine print has gotten ridiculous!

I have ordered online from Pizza hut and Papa Johns both do this and to me it was rather obvious. I just clicked no thanks and waited for the pizza. It's not like the 23 pages of fine print you agree to when you download something from Microsoft.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

I have ordered online from Pizza hut and Papa Johns both do this and to me it was rather obvious. I just clicked no thanks and waited for the pizza. It's not like the 23 pages of fine print you agree to when you download something from Microsoft.

You're a lawyer! You thrive on fine print!

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Timmy

You're a lawyer! You thrive on fine print!

Not really. Though I did laugh at the "contract" my wife signed for the school she teaches at. Liquidated damages for quitting because they can't calculate their loss. Funny they didn't have any liquidated damages for firing her. The whole thing would be tossed in a court of law, I don't think there was a single line that was enforceable. It looks like they cut and pasted and left out the parts they didn't like, the parts that would have made it binding.


You also have these bone heads that want you to sign a waiver in Virginia even though it isn't worth the paper it is written on. Or even better when we went diving in Virginia and they wanted my 12 year old to sign a waiver of liability. She can't enter into a contract that is binding on her as a matter of law.

[coadie]

http://aclu.org/pizza/images/screen.swf

This site posted in the address bar brings up how all of this works