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Feb. 11th, 2008 08:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cyranoI've signed up for a belly dance class. Thursday nights, March and April.
The website (http://www.mvlaae.net) is horrifically built. The 'enrollment' form demands a lot of personal information (ethnicity, gender, three different phone numbers, my birthday, 'labor status'... there's a long list) which wouldn't have pissed me off and inspired the great deal of lying that I did, except that *every question* was starred as Mandatory. Then I finally got registered and paid for the course. And, despite having asked for my email on repeated occasions, they didn't send me a confirmation email. Which cemented my unease, and I mailed the 'contact us!' address listed on the website. And that bounced.
I'm fairly certain that this is not a fly by night organization out to steal my money so I'm just going to assume that their web designers are painfully inept.
The website (http://www.mvlaae.net) is horrifically built. The 'enrollment' form demands a lot of personal information (ethnicity, gender, three different phone numbers, my birthday, 'labor status'... there's a long list) which wouldn't have pissed me off and inspired the great deal of lying that I did, except that *every question* was starred as Mandatory. Then I finally got registered and paid for the course. And, despite having asked for my email on repeated occasions, they didn't send me a confirmation email. Which cemented my unease, and I mailed the 'contact us!' address listed on the website. And that bounced.
I'm fairly certain that this is not a fly by night organization out to steal my money so I'm just going to assume that their web designers are painfully inept.
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Date: 2008-02-11 05:14 pm (UTC)Also, my Dad teaches art classes (primarily daytime, primarily to seniors) through mvlaae. Does not give me a warm fuzzy feeling about their hiring practices.