Why would you scan a document to me as a jpg?
Why would you scan a document to me as a jpg?
I could burn this place down, you know.
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This is only the tip of the iceberg of the madness I have seen.
ReplyDeleteNo joke, work-related: I had a PDF scanned and then emailed to me as a .JPG, asking for a signature and for me to fax it back. Except they didn't print off the PDF and scan that, no... it was a screenshot of the document printed off. ... Then scanned. It had the browser header on it and everything.
ReplyDeleteI've had this exact thing happen to me. Though I got it back in the form of an MMS on my phone. WTF people, twf.
ReplyDelete"Could you print this out, then scan it to me?" Actual thing I get a request for every week.
ReplyDeleteAlso, when I see "Sent from my iPhone" I brace for insanity.
You have my stapler...
ReplyDeleteBetter than someone sending you photos in a Powerpoint file, lol.
ReplyDeleteI have had the "screenshot pasted into Word" version.
ReplyDeleteOr instead of just emailing you, they save it as a Microsoft Publisher file and sent it to you as an attachment.
ReplyDeleteCasey Garske - Oy...yeah... I've had to deal with that one, lol. I had an adjuster who sent me this Word document they got from an insured, and it was like 6 images all piled on top of each other on one page that I had to sort out.
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