That’s an interesting question... what’s the actual difference between this card and a standard Mastercard you can just pick up at a gas station? I get that I have to physically head down to a DraftKings location to grab this one, but other than that hassle, do they both work exactly the same way?
So, what's the deal with the cheap parking situation? Was all that talk about how "this promotion will last a long time" or "we’ll bring back this deal soon" just a bunch of empty promises to lure us in?
I’ve dealt with a massive headache regarding my Amazon account and my credit cards on two separate occasions... and I don't even use PayPal for my online shopping. For instance, I ran into all sorts of trouble using a Wells Fargo prepaid Visa card, which I think I also used at Mars. Before I even started using Amazon
I'm not entirely sure if they've raised the limits lately, but I remember heading over to a 7-Eleven once to pay $667 + $333 and everything went through without a hitch
How do you guys handle bills that don't have a barcode? About two months ago, I moved some money over to my PayPal and realized there isn't an option to pay bills by manually typing in the details. I know you can generate a barcode online, but is there any other way to get this done?
It’s strange—all those online betting sites and casinos, plus the state lottery services, have just vanished from my list. It isn't like I’m looking to gamble or anything, but it felt weird seeing such a sudden drop in available services. I haven't received an official update yet, but I'm expecting the currency exchange features to roll off the truck pretty soon. I actually double-checked on my other phone just to be sure, and yeah, it's the same story: the casinos and betting apps are gone, leaving nothing but the lottery and a few basic things behind.
It felt honestly bizarre seeing one of my buddies with way more features enabled on Venmo than I had. I even went through the trouble of double-checking my app settings just to make sure I hadn't missed some major update, but nope—I was already running the latest version. After sending off an email to support (which, I’ll admit, felt a little awkward because I didn't want to come across like I'd completely lost my mind ), they got back to me and told me everything was set up correctly on their end. And then, lo and behold, it actually worked. Suddenly, every single feature on Venmo just popped up out of nowhere. I still don't quite get how some people end up with a limited menu while others have the full suite... For instance, I just noticed there's an option for currency exchange that I definitely didn't have before
Lisa Perez50 said:"And don't worry, you'll be able to pay half price for parking for a long, long "
Their version of "a long time" passed pretty damn fast. 😁
That's exactly how I remember it... It feels a little strange to me, though. They just started adding all these new cities to the map, and now, all of a sudden, they're pulling the plug on the discounts entirely.
Man, first I was pretty bummed when they dropped the discount from 50% down to 30%, and now it looks like they’re getting rid of the parking discounts entirely. That’s actually why I started using the app in the first place. When they were originally touting that 50% off deal, they made it sound like it was here to stay for the long haul. 😄
But hey, it was a good run while it lasted... Honestly, I think I'm just going to delete the app too.
I’ve been playing around with Revolut lately, and honestly, it seems like a pretty solid tool. I’ve already used their virtual and single-use cards a few times without any issues. Does Wise offer anything similar, and if so, would you guys recommend making the switch from Revolut to Wise?
This post is pretty strange; now I’ve got even more questions on my mind! 😂😂 Just kidding, though. I really hope someone here actually uses these lockers for sending and receiving packages. To me, it seems like a fantastic setup since I’m not always home when a delivery shows up. I also know that the USPS offers personal mailboxes where other carriers can drop things off too. From what I’ve read, that service is actually free. Honestly, I’m still not quite sure what the practical difference is between all these options.
I was at a Walmart in Washington, D.C. the other day and noticed they’ve installed a package locker on the premises. Could someone walk me through how this all works? For instance, if I order something online and want it delivered directly to that locker, what specific address should I be using? Also, what’s the process if I’m the one sending something out? I saw a keypad near the units—do I just punch in a PIN to get my compartment to pop open? Sorry if these sound like rookie questions, but I’m pretty much a complete novice when it comes to these kinds of posts...
I haven't quite figured out a permanent fix yet. I've read some discussions online suggesting that repair shops can strip it out entirely and fill the gap with some kind of padding or rubber sealant, though I can't remember the exact details. Most of the time I just stick to using a mouse, but honestly, it’s still getting on my nerves...
So, I’m using this HP Pavilion, and honestly, everything about it is great—except for one thing that is driving me absolutely insane: the touchpad noise. It doesn't feel solid at all; there's this weird little bit of play in it, and every single time I just tap the surface, I hear this distinct "click" sound, even if I'm not actually pressing down for a left or right click. When I'm just browsing the web and sliding my finger across the pad, it's just constant "click, click, click." Does anyone know if this is something a repair shop could fix? I doubt my warranty would cover something like this, but I wouldn't mind paying for a quick fix if it isn't going to cost me an arm and a leg. I went by a few local electronics stores to check out other models, and most of them have really solid, quiet touchpads, though a few others seem to have this exact same issue.
Who actually calls the shots when it comes to this entire prescription system used in pharmacies and clinics—I mean, who is the right person to contact about it? I already know it isn't Medicare...
If you ask me, David Beckham was never actually overrated. In fact, people were always quick to write him off as just some vain model who lost his edge once he left Chicago, which—to be fair—wasn't entirely wrong. Sure, the marketing machine around him was massive, but I can't say I ever heard anyone arguing that he was an elite-level player after his time with the team in Chicago.