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Message: [QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 4037101, member: 181"] Well then, I'll close out the day with a bit more: The sweet young woman from CapOne asked three times for "1-3 minutes" to put me on hold while she researched my questions about the CDW provisions, before finally transferring me to a well-informed and helpful pro at a specialized number for "Card Benefit Services." I'd been patient in the face of insufficient knowledge, because I knew the first woman was learning each tme she looked things up, and that the work she was doing would benefit her, her company, and other cardholders moving forward. I learned that the Credit Card CDW is more featured than Enterprise's, and that while it can only be used for a maximum of 15 consecutive days, it can be successively renewed on a new contract. That means that I don't have to take a day off or use a different credit card if I get into something like steady use for a month. I also learned that EZ-Pass would instantly turn off my Credit Card, so it won't auto replenish if the tag does get used, and if there is any use during the remaining balance of $21, it will get credited to me if I send them a copy of my police report. There has been no use yet. I suppose the dream scenario would be a foolish minor use that takes them over state lines and into Federal crime status, gives some kind of incriminating locational clue, and exhausts its benefit after a few trips for which I'm not responsible. I realized that two sentimentally favored baseball caps from the dot.com bust I referred to in my earlier bicycle damage story were both in the car and are now presumed forever gone. I'll never forget the stupid auto attendant greeting, "Thank you for calling Red Sky, formerly Nuforia. If you know your party's extension . . . " [/QUOTE]

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