Please try and bear with me... although now that I think of it, this may be more than you can bare:
Their's also a problem with some people and the way there actually spelling they're words. -I NO its shocking, but it's true. There not using they're spell chequers I think.
Irregardless of there grammer, the spelling is enough to let people no that there a certain type of person. You better think.
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If I want a job -ANY job- done thoroughly, done right, done with thought at every stage... -leaving 'no turn unstoned', then I want a detail-oriented person. -Bad spelling suggests to me that a person may be 'casual'. If they retort that "it's enough... you get the meaning, and that's all that's important" -or something along a similar line- That flashes a "sloppy worker" light on my mental 'alert' panel.
I received a "re-fi" offer in the mail a month or two ago, and I almost called the person who sent it just to LAUGH down the phone at them for a few minutes. -You want to handle my finances? -then you'd better learn to write!.
A sample off the cuff:
"Your payments may be about to rise do to the in creased interest rates..."
I honestly can't remember all of them, but "do to" was repeated three or four times, and there were about TWENTY such examples on a single side of 8½"x11" paper.
See, if you can't spell correctly, it implies a poor education. -Do I REALLY want to let a poorly-educated person handle my money???
Keith
