First, in 2019, Ms Sage says a user reached out asking for her to record dozens of generic sounding test radio scripts.

Test recordings are often used in film and television for focus groups, internal meetings, or as placeholders for works in progress. Because they won’t be shared broadly, these recordings cost much less than audio meant for broadcast.

Ms Sage says she completed the job, delivered the files, and was paid $400 (£303).

About six months later, Mr Lehrman says he got a similar request to record dozens of generic sounding radio ads.

So yeah, seems like it very much sounds like them because it IS them, stolen from other recordings

Those machines didn’t steal any intrinsic part of people and then sell it on. Your analogy doesn’t work.

You can’t stop technology and even if you could, you shouldn’t. You CAN and MUST work to limit ABUSE of technology like this, though.

Yeah, they don’t have any use for the reasoning it’s based on, especially since it’s no longer applicable.

So y’all have less services by default, and yet your side of the company is also losing the largest amounts of money? For helvede Mads

Spot on lol. Maybe them insisting on taking over every delivery sent from or even through Germany no matter who, what, and when explains some of the money hemorrhaging lol.

If I had a sandwich for every time a package of mine has been delayed several days because PostNord insisted on taking over from a more competent international carrier at the southern border, I’d have lunch for a week, maybe two 🤦

Or maybe you’re Danish? No idea how they do it there

Yeah, I am. With PostNord Denmark, you have to have a subscription (called Post Plus or something obnoxious like that) for them to be allowed to put it anywhere else than directly to you and even then, it’s a specific list, none of which are applicable to anyone who doesn’t live in a house 😮‍💨

I have a small spare room that I use for stuff I don’t know where else to put or that I can’t fit elsewhere. Litter goes in that room lol

Nah, I live on the third floor of an apartment building.

None of the outdoors is on my property and as such they’re not allowed to leave it there even if I ask them to 😮‍💨

Yeah, that’s it: it’s 24 liters of cat litter (it was on special lol), so it’s too big and heavy for those…

Were you horribly understaffed and overworked then or did you get out before that started happening?

Same here, but my package is too big for that to be an option this time, so has to be home delivery this time…

It’s standard practice unless you pay for a “service” that lets them put it by the curb or your garage or designated package box.

Since I live in an apartment on the third floor, I usually have packages delivered to a nearby package point, but there was a special on cat litter and the package is too big to fit so I have to be home.

Which wouldn’t have been a problem if it had shipped yesterday like it was supposed to, thus arriving today where I’m home all day anyway, but I have to leave tomorrow afternoon and won’t be back again within the time window so HOORAY! 😮‍💨

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