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April 28, 2004 12:01 AM
Broken: Capital One state map
Capital One mailed me a personlized loan offer for my small business in New Hampshire. They even took the time to draw a little silhouette of my state to show how much they care about New Hampshire! Unfortunately, they didn't bother to proofread -- the state shown is Vermont, the next state over!
I work for the company that created that package. It was probably a data mismatch error. Unfortunately, since that piece is probably one of several million mailed out at the same time, an error or two may get through undetected. I did let our data processing manager know about it though.
it was probably a "people don't know their geography" error.
wtf is a "data processing manager"?
corporations. tsk.
So Michael, I should have said, "they didn't bother to proofread all of the several million they sent out" ;)
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Are we sure it's not a silouhette of Idaho turned upside-down?
Posted by: Rob Purdie at April 28, 2004 12:09 PM