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On 26-10-2010 17:23, Stephen wrote:
> On 26/10/2010 3:11 PM, Invisible wrote:
>> http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/411
>>
>> "We believe customers should feel safe shopping in our stores."
>>
>> "We strongly recommend that [customers] carefully review their credit
>> card and debit card statements and other account information for
>> unauthorized use."
>>
>> Uh, so which one is it then? :-P
>
> Both.
>
seconded.
"We believe customers should feel safe shopping in our stores." That
simply means that in a utopian society everybody will feel safe. You can
not blame them that reality is different. You might read it as if they
are actively trying to make the customer feel safer. Any human saying
that to you might actually mean that, but this is no human talking.
"We strongly recommend that [customers] carefully review their credit
card and debit card statements and other account information for
unauthorized use." Means: We know we make mistakes, we know that almost
nobody checks. Hence if we foul up, we blame the customer.
So, the former statement is void and the latter is a disclaimer. They in
no way contradict each other.
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