Posts by Arthur Green5

ironcyclist58 said:On one side, it’s my account and my info. On the other, it shows someone else's name paired with my card. When you're adding a card to send money, there's usually a field for the cardholder's name where you could just put your own... but I decided to get a little creative and used a fake name on purpose.

Watch your step when entering data. Systems automatically cross-check phone numbers, and if things don't match up, you’re looking at a temporary or permanent ban. It won't flag you instantly, but once it does, you're done. Same thing happens during app installation...The fine print. Read it before you sign.They laid everything out in detail and built in plenty of safeguards, mostly because the app includes a chat feature—which opens up way too many possibilities.

Like George Lewis9 said, you link your phone number to your account. Then you can send and receive money instantly between users, provided you stay under the daily transaction limit. $333Monthly, maybe 20 bucks. $0.00JPMorgan Chase clients get extra perks, plus they use token-based login.

I bet more apps like this will pop up soon, or big banks like JPMorgan Chase will just bake the same tech directly into their own platforms.

Michelle Wells40 said:I want to mail a t-shirt somewhere within the States. Just leave it at someone's doorstep. I've never sent a package before, so I have no clue about the cost. Also, do I need to buy their specific box, or can I just use my own? Let's say the shirt weighs about a pound.

You don't need their box. Use your own and wrap it up, though buying one from them is fine if it's cheap. They have different sizes. Here's the link with the packaging prices KLIK (scroll down).
As for the price, based on what I saw, the minimum weight starts higher than a pound, so you're fine. Check the math here: KLIK.
You could set it up like this, the way I did KLIK.
If anything's unclear, just ask. 🙂

Scott Gomez98 said:Has anyone else had the mail service drop a package at the wrong address?
Mine ended up in Canada instead of being delivered to M6J from M6K, and the tracking clearly shows it was signed for by someone else with a completely different last name. I paid $33 since it was registered mail, yet the carrier delivers to the wrong house and the wrong person lol.
I had to file for a refund, but I lost both my money and the package. USPS acts like they have no clue and claims it isn't their problem. They asked for my phone number and said they'd reach out if they find anything :/
Anyone dealt with this before? I should be getting the full value of the package back since I declared it, but they seem to be playing dumb.

That happened to me, but with a letter, not a package. I didn't bother doing anything because it wasn't worth the headache of filing a claim, plus the process for letters is totally different than packages...
If you marked it as insured and listed the value, they’re supposed to pay you back (not sure if it's the full amount or partial), but basically, you're owed. You just need to have that little slip of paper called "Certified Mail Receipt"

Olivia Green46 said:Is it normal for a standard shipment to take a whole week to get to Washington, D.C.? I'm starting to get worried since the tracking only shows when it was received in Miami.
It used to reach Washington, D.C. in just one day.

Yeah, that seems off. I sent something from Miami to Russia once and it hit Washington, D.C. in a single day before heading straight to customs. Shoot me a private "tracking link" so we can see what the status actually says if it hasn't arrived yet.

Sending a gift to Russia for the first time. Package size is S, weight should be under 1 kg.
Do I need to select "Declared Value (insured package)" under additional services, or is that for something else? Also, should I check the box for "return to sender"?
Regarding shipping types, is there any actual difference between economy and premium besides the fact that premium costs more by $8.00?
Will I get the necessary paperwork to fill out, and will that include an Item Tracking code via Web Tracking that gets stuck on the box?
One quick thing: why is the sender's address crossed out on the package? (IMAGE) Is it supposed to be written at all? 😁
Thanks in advance! 🙂