https://youtu.be/HwpzzAefx9M Since the beginning, humans have resorted to violence as a way to settle disagreements. Yet through the ages, people from around the world have tried to limit the brutality of war. It was this humanitarian spirit that led to the First Geneva Convention of 1864, and to the birth of modern International Humanitarian Law. Setting the basic limits on how wars can be fought, these universal laws of war protect those not fighting, as well as those no longer able to. To do this, a distinction must always be made between who or what may be attacked, and who or what must be spared and protected.
I know the story. Glad you're getting what you paid for without the hassle.
ReplyDeleteJad, whats the catch? :D I'll take the blessing for what it appears with no hidden sarcasm...thank you!
ReplyDeleteok, so when you have time, can we have a comment explaining the story behind this post ? :)
ReplyDeleteOK, Dave's comment gives me a clue. Your cool new camera that Dave brought over broke, and the company honored the warranty, sa7?
ReplyDeleteDave, hey guy!! Howz that blessed country?
i dont know the story but was working with a customer support team for customers in USA and i know what u talking about :) and even with the team im working with now which is awaaay from customer support but the most important thing is customer. . i wish other companies here have the same values ...
ReplyDeleteJano, we have some things to learn from our Lebanese friends about customer service, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteThe last time I bought something from fun directory, and it broke I sent them my PC to fix it, it came back fixed, but they also switched my CPU (which had nothing to do with the malfunctioning part) with a cheaper one. They replaced it when I complained, but the point is I'd never go back there, and I tell everyone I know what happened.