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03/03/10 02:58 - ID#51100
Bill Website Frustation
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When I spot this string of characters appended to the end of a web address (URL for geeks), it's usually a four letter harbinger of "this site's usability and functionality is gonna be sucktastic". If they appear on a site which is used for paying my bills online, it usually means I shouldn't even bother trying to pay my bills online, 'cause it ain't gonna work.
When I spot this string of characters appended to the end of a web address (URL for geeks), it's usually a four letter harbinger of "this site's usability and functionality is gonna be sucktastic". If they appear on a site which is used for paying my bills online, it usually means I shouldn't even bother trying to pay my bills online, 'cause it ain't gonna work.
By the way Carolinian, this isn't going to make you feel any better, but almost every API I've seen has C# code samples. I've been told by vendors over and over that .NET and Java are very popular platforms for the industry.Permalink: Bill_Website_Frustation.html
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