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Originally Posted by davethedope
looks like everybody is in the acceptance stage of this tragedy. The outrage has passed.
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Classic case of history repeating itself
1. A problem arises (seemingly)
2. You are assured within a reasonable timeline of the initial problem (1-3 days) that the details of the problems are too complicated to explain (funds in motion
) but rest assured that your money is safe and secure.
3. You are later re-assured that the money is safe, and you're either given a fictitious timeline as to when funds will be dispersed or you're told that an exact date for the problem to be fixed is unknown.
< A whirlwind of emotions sets in, faith for some, rage for others, speculation, speculation, until finally everyone starts to accept little by little that the money is likely gone >
4. Weeks/months pass, and another official statement surfaces explaining <a whole bunch of bullshit> and that unfortunately the funds will not be recoverable for 6 months.
5. More mixtures of emotions. Tons of speculation. 6 months pass, and the funds in motion have finally reached their destination.
(As far away from ePass clients as it can ever get)