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Getting a quote from Qantas for car insurance.

Now getting spammed and you have to read the fine print to find out how to unsubscribe.

You have received this email because you have provided Qantas Insurance with your email address to receive emails about your quote. If you would like to stop receiving emails about your quote, click here to unsubscribe. Unsubscribing from emails about your quote is managed by Auto & General and you will be visiting an Auto & General site

So you click here and put in your email address and 10 minutes later it's still spinning it's wheels - SIGH
 
When the person presenting something in a meeting shows up unprepared and all 18 of us have to watch while they read aloud an email and try to figure out what it was they wanted to discuss
 
People who sit in the right hand lane, and then when the light goes green and traffic moves, finally put their indicator on. As if I would have sat behind them if I knew they were going to turn :rolleyes:
I knew someone who said when they came to an intersection they would sit in the middle of 2 lanes as they didn't know if they wanted to turn left or right or go straight ahead.🤦‍♀️
 
A lazy reporter that has cobbled together a story about actor Sir Patrick Stewart from stories written by other news agencies such as the Irish Independent. "Sir Patrick Stewart’s heartbreaking confession before death: ‘Practically non-existent’ shouts the headline." No, that isn't my grizzle. This, is wcmo: "Stewart — who died on Wednesday at the age of 86 — shared son Daniel, 58, and daughter Sophie, 54, with ex-wife Sheila Falconer, reports Page Six." said Audrey Rock who writes a column called Page Six. At their age these adults are hardly being shared! Note the article was about Patrick Stewart having no relationship at all with his offspring so he was hardly in a position to share them.
 
Getting a quote from Qantas for car insurance.

Now getting spammed and you have to read the fine print to find out how to unsubscribe.

You have received this email because you have provided Qantas Insurance with your email address to receive emails about your quote. If you would like to stop receiving emails about your quote, click here to unsubscribe. Unsubscribing from emails about your quote is managed by Auto & General and you will be visiting an Auto & General site

So you click here and put in your email address and 10 minutes later it's still spinning it's wheels - SIGH
I always have a corporate email at hand for instances like this… for example if using compare the market I’ll put in their media contact email. Saves me the spam! Same for phone number, just enter in the company’s own contact number.

or else a generic me@gmail(.com) also works… although apparently someone legit might have that address 😳
 
When they bring the stuff onboard and eat it right away. Hungry Jacks on the last flight my seat partner had.
I have recently registered a no spam styled email prefix with a gmail suffix that I have started using for any new registrations of places likely to get hacked. You know banks, telcos, airlines, electricity companies, etc. . Also a travel plans email for communicating with hotels, etc.
 
I always have a corporate email at hand for instances like this… for example if using compare the market I’ll put in their media contact email. Saves me the spam! Same for phone number, just enter in the company’s own contact number.

or else a generic me@gmail(.com) also works… although apparently someone legit might have that address 😳
But I can’t get the quote unless you give him an email address
 
But I can’t get the quote unless you give him an email address
Normally the quote displays on the website, you don’t have to wait for the email to come. They do send you the quote by email, but you get a chance to pay around with the variables first, to find the price that suits you. Unless Qantas is very different? It would t make sense that you can’t see the quote at all until they email you.

Of course if you like the quote and want it sent, you just start again. But often the quotes you get aren’t the ones you end up buying.
 

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