MCunningham
Cathlete
I have to vent about this for a second. I do a lot of online shopping, for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that I don't really have a lot of time during the week, and it's easy! Most notably among the "needs" that I shop for online is stamps. Since I commute 3 hours a day, I'm rarely near a post office when it's open, so being able to buy stamps online is a godsend.
Now, may I ask why lately EVERY place you buy online, they make you create an "account" before you can check out? Exactly what purpose does that serve? The USPS didn't do this before, but today when I try to buy stamps, I have to create an account with a username and password (one uppercase, one lowercase, and one letter in the password). Not only that, they're asking for a security question ("What's your mother's maiden name?") This is ridiculous!!! If I create this account, there's no way I'm ever going to remember it anyway... and why does the USPS require you to go thru this rigamarole just to buy stamps? Why do they need, in addition to my credit card number, my mother's maiden name?!?!
So annoying!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, just had to vent about this. Anyone else find this frustrating?
Now, may I ask why lately EVERY place you buy online, they make you create an "account" before you can check out? Exactly what purpose does that serve? The USPS didn't do this before, but today when I try to buy stamps, I have to create an account with a username and password (one uppercase, one lowercase, and one letter in the password). Not only that, they're asking for a security question ("What's your mother's maiden name?") This is ridiculous!!! If I create this account, there's no way I'm ever going to remember it anyway... and why does the USPS require you to go thru this rigamarole just to buy stamps? Why do they need, in addition to my credit card number, my mother's maiden name?!?!
So annoying!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, just had to vent about this. Anyone else find this frustrating?