But really, the real question I find myself pondering is whether this actually holds water for businesses too—you know, specifically regarding those incoming transfers hitting a corporate checking account?
Yeah, so you end up paying the bill through something like Venmo, and then the following month you’re hit with an even larger invoice because the company had to swallow a processing fee just to handle an international transfer 🙂
Unless, of course, that doesn't even apply anymore now that we've fully integrated into the single currency system?
Does anyone happen to know where I might track down the music video for "Rado ide Mexican u vojnike"?
I distinctly remember stumbling upon it on some blog once, though it’s quite possible it’s been scrubbed from the internet entirely—likely because its content was just too profound for the mainstream to handle.
I’ve included the description of the video below, along with the breakdown of what the whole production actually cost them.
Amanda Wood said:🤣 Come on... just try it, and actually read what that confirmation is.
It clearly states: This document serves as an acknowledgment of receipt for a payment order.
That is NOT a confirmation of a COMPLETED transaction.
It’s just a document proving they received your request to make a payment, so this "document" isn't actual proof that the funds were sent.
Why would they even issue these instead of actual transaction receipts??? It's honestly pretty weird.
Well, I'll admit, I didn't study the fine print very closely myself.
But, truth be told, it actually came in handy for me just the other day; I had two bills that weren't showing up as paid in their system, and once I emailed them those confirmations from Cash App, they had everything updated and cleared within a few hours.
If you look down toward the bottom left corner of your screen, you'll see the list of your recent transactions, and from there, you can simply select the specific one that requires your authorization.
ironcyclist58 said:Has it actually shown up on the recipient's end? I sent some money through PayPal the day before yesterday and it still hasn't cleared. Not sure if it's a glitch with PayPal or if the person just hasn't checked...
Not quite yet. In my experience, they never seem to reflect those transactions within a day or two.
Everything was running smoothly yesterday, truly. But now, I’ve run into a bit of a snag while trying to top up my prepaid phone balance; the carrier's app seems to be acting up, making it impossible for me to download my receipt.
It’s honestly been such a lifesaver lately because I had some extra cash sitting around, and since the lines at Chase have been absolutely ridiculous, this turned out to be the most painless way to say goodbye to my dollars—I managed to get it all sorted in about ten seconds flat.
So, if I'm looking to top up my Cash App balance at a local convenience store kiosk, am I correct in thinking I don't actually need to have my physical card on me? My understanding is that as long as I jump into the app, type in the amount I want to load, and then just generate a code to show the clerk at the kiosk, I'm good to go? And more importantly, there aren't any extra fees tacked on for doing it that way, right?
I honestly don't see myself picking up another one, no matter how much I want to; none of my friends are even paying attention to the updates anyway. If I were you, I’d probably just keep an eye on Ticketmaster for a little while longer—you know, hoping for some miracle where a stray ticket pops up, though I realize how slim those odds are. I remember checking back after 3:00 PM and thinking there might still be a chance, but once those last couple of hours hit, everything just seemed to vanish into thin air.
I actually managed to snag tickets right around 12:30 PM, and honestly, I even scored a pretty decent spot—row 11, seat 11... though I can't say for certain if I'll actually make it to the show. If some other big concert pops up on my calendar in the meantime, I might just let these go.
Until then, I’ll just keep playing it every now and then; I feel like "O" is the perfect album to get lost in during a depressing, gray American winter.
Caribou was absolutely stellar. It lasted about an hour and a half, which seems to be the standard runtime for the entire tour lately.
The venue, Laub, was packed. It wasn't quite at absolute maximum capacity, but I’d say it was easily sitting at 90-95%.
Getting inside was surprisingly smooth; even though there was a line stretching about fifty meters down the sidewalk, everything moved along quickly, both at the main entrance and when I went to grab some merch.
"I am incredibly sorry that my comments on my personal profile were misinterpreted and taken out of context. No sane person finds joy in suffering or war, and certainly not me—I follow these tragedies closely and feel a profound sense of grief for innocent victims, regardless of which side they are on. Everything I create comes from a place of deep emotion, and witnessing injustice hits me hard. Having grown up in a household with both American and immigrant roots, I know firsthand how devastating it is when people only hear one side of a story, while the pain is felt equally on both sides.
My only hope is for a swift end to this conflict and all other wars throughout the world where those who deserve it least are the ones suffering. That is the only outcome I would celebrate. I sincerely apologize if anyone took my previous words differently than I intended."
By the way, if I recall correctly, his wife is originally from Chicago and they spend most of their time there, but after this whole mess, I honestly doubt he’ll get nearly the same welcome as before.
I wouldn’t say I’m their biggest fan, but I’d actually love to catch them live, and it just so happens they'll be in Budapest right after Pearl Jam is playing there. I am definitely planning to jump on those tickets the second they go on sale this Wednesday at 10 AM.
It isn't that I have anything against a lighter concert schedule, truly—I don't mind a few quiet months—it's just that I'd love to see things pick up a bit more frequently.
I suspect we’ll all be making much smarter decisions come autumn, once the Americans have finished running through that massive lineup of festivals they’ve scheduled for September and October; besides, they just announced Lollapalooza for late July yesterday.
By the way, I have to admit I haven't heard of this organizer, Live Nation, working alongside Charm Music. If they have some sort of connection to Live Nation, though, that’s a good sign—maybe it means they can bring even bigger names to our shores.
I honestly never imagined I’d actually see this happen right here in the States.
It’s almost as if I had some sort of premonition, because I actually ended up returning those tickets I had originally bought for the show in Budapest.
It’s most likely because your phone’s system language is set to American English settings by default.
Personally, I keep everything on English—which means my Spotify stays in English too—mostly because I find myself getting a bit lost navigating my phone if the interface isn't in a language I'm totally comfortable with.
Honestly, it’s just not worth the hassle for me when I'm using my phone or watching TV, and I barely even bother with it on my computer anyway. Because of that, I ended up finding much better workarounds through other apps instead.