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Ever wonder why a electronic device is always asking us if we are a robot? They are a robot asking us all the time if we are one. Is it not a catch 22? or a paradox we are stuck in? Does parking crew even work anymore?

I went to parking crew to login, and it ask for your username, so i dont know it, so i ask for an email to get it and when i enter the email in it says it doesnt exist in their database. I go, "oh,ok" so i go to sign up and when i give my information it says the email already exist. So are they just not taking new members now or what? ty for your comments.

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  • I'm often asked to verify:xf.frown:It makes my experience feel bad
 
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  • I'm often asked to verify:xf.frown:It makes my experience feel bad
i know, like it puts you in the light for being a human, instead of feeling secure as the human, you feel secure as part of the memory bits. lol.
 
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i know, like it puts you in the light for being a human, instead of feeling secure as the human, you feel secure as part of the memory bits. lol.
cant agree more:xf.grin:
 
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It's just a robot looking for friends
 
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I was just checking to see if anyone else is experiencing issues with PC...over the last couple of days I keep getting their 'oops, something went wrong' page.
 
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i cant even start over as a new user. Its hopeless. ahhh.
 
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