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How to send money without a bank account or a card? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Walter Thomas18 said:That should be the absolute last thing on your list. Actually, scratch that—it shouldn't even be considered. You definitely don't want to go down that road.

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I suppose I agree, though isn't it true the individual listed every possible solution themselves and simply asked if anything else existed?

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How to send money without a bank account or a card? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
If someone wants to move funds, they could simply open a debit card at a different institution—say, if everything is currently at Chase, they could open an account at Wells Fargo instead. They could then send that card via USPS registered mail along with the PIN to the recipient. Essentially, they’d be transferring money to themselves every month, while the recipient keeps the card on hand to withdraw cash from an ATM. Is this technically illegal, or would Bank of America flag it as suspicious activity? Just a thought.

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Jeans recommendations? in Fashion ·
Rebecca Reed3 said:Is there any way to stop pants from bunching up on my thighs?

I’m losing my mind here. I don’t want to look like an idiot, though honestly, I feel like one with these wrinkled pants. 😁 From the front, everything looks fine, but from behind, right under my butt, it’s a disaster.

I used to think it was because I was too thin, but even after gaining about 30 pounds, I have the exact same issue. Maybe my thigh shape is just genetically unlucky. And it has nothing to do with the size. If they’re too small—they bunch. If they fit perfectly—they bunch. And of course, if they’re too big—they bunch. I know everyone gets a little wrinkling, but mine is way more obvious than most people's.

One specific pair from Old Navy fits me better than most, so over the last two years, I’ve basically built a collection of about 15 pairs of those jeggings in different colors. But even those aren't quite right.

Maybe it’s because I wear tights in the winter. I remember trying on some jeans once that looked perfectly smooth on the sales clerk, but on me, they were incredibly wrinkled. She wore them on bare legs, and I had tights on underneath. But I have to wear tights in the winter. Even in the summer when I wear pants on bare skin, I still have this problem.

Would getting a stationary bike help fix this?
Or maybe there are padded shapewear shorts that go down to the knee that could solve it?
Anyone got any advice?

I’m no expert, but perhaps a combination of cargo pants and working on those weaker hamstrings might be worth a shot? https://images.app.goo.gl/mEdYwtJiGCDcJ195A Even though this exercise targets the glutes, you’re going to see some serious definition in your hamstrings—and honestly, I think my own hamstrings were much more toned back when I was rolling regularly. As for fashion, try wearing wider trousers during the winter—something like office slacks—so you can layer tights and leggings underneath. Or, if you're dead set on jeggings, just pair them with a knee-length feathered jacket and skip the tights entirely; I know from experience that layering tights under tight pants is a total disaster.