Posts by swiftviper14

Hey everyone.
Does anyone know where I can find some knee-high boots that actually fit thick calves?

I’m looking to pick up some tops for a little girl, size roughly 5T or 6X depending on how they're cut. I don't care if they're designer labels or just basic stuff from Target, as long as they aren't falling apart.
I also need a light jacket for the fall season, also in that 122/128 range.
I'm based in Washington, D.C., so I'd much prefer a local pickup if possible. Thanks.

neondriver5 said:Look, I’m not trying to defend any of them—none of them are innocent here. But this is just one way banks grease the wheels. Essentially, they all push life insurance (and other stuff like home or property coverage) onto people. They don't even bother asking if you actually want it, even though you have every right to say no. Most of the time, it isn't even mandatory. The bank gets a nice little kickback, the insurance company gets their premium, and you... well, you're left "covered." 😁

A coverage amount of $15,000 🤣 is what you get with
this.

Exactly my point.😁

Taylor Flores4 said:Hmm, now I'm actually getting a little worried 😢... That same ad definitely tempted me to switch to their bank and take out that loan too... but of course, it's vacation season, so nobody seems to be working or even knows what's going on (and they call it a "fast transition," yeah right 👎). Anyway, I submitted all my paperwork... My salary is $2,700 and I have a loan of $217, but they told me that wouldn't matter since I plan to pay it off with this new money anyway. I still don't know if they'll actually approve me or not, but basically, everything is at a standstill because no one can give me a straight answer. Every time I show up, I get a different story...🤷 ...I'm still holding out hope that it all works out... I'll let you guys know around August 20th what happens... because apparently, that's when everything should be finalized.

Been there, done that 😠
Ugh, I ran into a complete lunatic at a Wells Fargo branch near the Bridge—she’s the manager of the Manhattan office now, a total nutcase. She dragged my husband through a three-month ordeal for a tiny loan, only for him to get approved in three days at a different bank. As for me, she straight-up scammed me by pushing some insurance policy that was supposed to cover a $9333 loan, but it turns out the coverage was only for $14,000 🙂. Swindlers and thieves, if you ask me ☕
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