What happen to my Morrow Snowboard Stock?
I bought 50 shares of Morrow Snowboards stock at their initial public offering back surrounded by the mid-90s. I received notification when it changed to Granite Bay Technologies and again when it went to International Displayworks.Now I deduce they were bought again later year by Flextronics International Ltd. I have gotten no notification from them. I'm still at one and the same address.
Is my stock gone? How do I find out what's happened next to it?
Answers: Get in touch near the Flextronics Investor Relations people and ask them. They can be reach at:
Thomas J. Smach
Chief Financial Officer
Flextronics
2090 Fortune Drive
San Jose, CA 95131
Tel: +1.408.576.7722
Email: investor_relations(a)flextronics.com
Circuit City?
I know minimum wage just go up to $8/hour, so how much does Circuit City pay it's sector time CUSTOMER SERVICE employees? I hear Best Buy pays $11/hour. But not sure if that is for customer service, though my friend told me it is.Anyway, anyone know circuit city's hourly wage?
Answers: Where did the minimum progress up to $8? That's not the federal minimum at this time but there are states that own higher minimums.
Anyway, surrounded by the not too distant past (March 2007), Circuit took their body off commission and fired adjectives of the ones they thought made too much money----many of them in the $11 extent. Then they allowed them to reapply for their jobs at a lower rate. So, I would assume that their starting wage is closer to $8 - $9 per hour.
Why do paypal take so long to answer emails.?
Answers: PayPal is owned by eBay, and eBay has never been real big on the customer service angle. Unless you're consistently doing at least $1000 in sales a month, eBay doesn't even give you a phone number to contact them.
At least with PayPal, you get a phone number. I always call whenever I have an issue, and I suggest you do the same.
you should gave them at least 2 working days!!
from my own experience,they are not great at all,and its true that they sometimes really dont bother to reply, you got to think.they sit in the office and everyday is one single person in charge for e-mails and if this person is fed up with something he can get hold of alllll recvd e-mails and just delete them,the only Xcuse they got is,ohh we are sorry but we did not recvd anything from you please send it again,so keep records like confirmation of recp and read.
They have grown very large and not adapted their organisation to cope with the increase in size.
Possible reasons:
*Cost of upgrading/modifying resources.
*Management ignorance of the problem.
*Lack of communication from the 'bottom-up' (managers don't know the problem exists)
*Lack of co-ordination
*Lack of motivation
They are trying to maximise profits by keeping costs low by the looks of it. Unfortunately they don't have much credible competition.
Hope this helps answer your question!