Posts by Amy Ward6

Honestly, I don't even bother with it anymore; I just use my Chase app to handle all my utility bills.
The routing and account numbers stay exactly the same, so you just copy them over once into your saved payees and you're set! All you have to do is type in the amount from your statement each month. Or, better yet—and this is the real pro tip—if the bill is a fixed amount, like your Verizon wireless plan or your trash collection, just set up an autopay. Then you never have to lift a finger again!
Here is a quick look at how I set mine up:
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I’ve got over fifty of those little coins—nickels, dimes, quarters—and honestly, they don't even add up to $3.25. Plus, I have one $27 tucked away in my pet supplies, fish food, and birdseed... I think I'll just go ahead and edit out those few cents; there's absolutely no reason to nickel and dime people over $1.50

I've got some $29 coins on me. Is there actually a rule where they only take a maximum of 50 coins per transaction, or $17? If I go over that limit, can I just generate, say, two codes and settle everything at once in one spot, or is the cashier at CVS going to give me a hard time?

mistyorca132 said:I see they’re only taking dollars now, so I was wondering—if I want to get rid of my old cash at the corner bodega, how does that even work?

Do I have to figure out the exchange rate myself and tell them the dollar amount just to hand the guy some old bills... or what?

Exactly! It doesn't matter if you deposit a few extra bucks beyond what you put in the app; the lady at the counter will just give you the difference back in change. I actually left myself an extra couple of bucks specifically for the car wash!

Exactly! Almost zero wait time... I think I'll probably end up doing the same thing then.

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vividbear10 said:Does anyone know if I can use Venmo via NFC on my phone? Basically—can I pay with just my device instead of carrying a physical card?

The thing is... I've got an Apple device without Apple Pay, so I'm hunting for some solid alternatives.

If you want to tap-to-pay on an Apple device, you're really going to need the Curve app.
They have their own card that you link up to your current account—whether that's Chase, Revolut, or whatever else you use. You just pay a couple of bucks for the card delivery, and the service itself is totally free, just like Revolut. Plus, with their card, you can hit any ATM without getting hit by fees up to $567 a month.
That’s how I handled everything back when I was using an Apple device, and honestly, Curve is a fantastic alternative to Apple Pay.

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So, they’ve been sending me all over the place, and now they're acting like there's some kind of issue with my leg... I'm heading in tomorrow to get bloodwork done at the lab, and then I've got an ultrasound scheduled in Chicago.

It wasn't even that much of an effort, really... maybe just two or three minutes of sprinting... I get the exact same thing when I'm out cycling. You know, you're grinding it out uphill, and instead of feeling the burn in your legs, I suddenly feel this intense lightheadedness in my head. I actually turned pale! I had to sit down for five minutes just to recover. I checked my pulse while sitting on the bus, and it was hovering right around 100 beats per minute.
I’ll make an appointment with my doctor once my schedule clears up—probably sometime next week—and then I'll let you all know how things are looking.

Hey there!
So, here’s the deal: I play soccer during PE class, right? I’m running around just like everyone else, but after only five minutes of playing, my head starts spinning like crazy—it feels like I’m actually going to pass out—and then the nausea hits...
Last time, I had to bolt to the restroom to throw up. Once I finally got it all out, washed up, and grabbed some water, I felt like a brand-new person and finished the game without any issues at all...
The catch is that this happens every single time. I make sure to eat breakfast before school every day, and honestly, I don't really do any other sports; I have a pretty sedentary lifestyle. I'm 17 years old and, I don't know, I feel like this isn't normal at all, even if I am totally out of shape. I'm about 5'10" and weigh around 138 pounds. What do you guys think could be going on?

My other issue is my leg... specifically the back of my right knee. I think it might be the ligaments or something. It just starts aching while I'm sitting down or standing for too long, and the pain won't let up until I prop my leg up on another chair so it's horizontal. Only then, after maybe five minutes, does the pain subside, but then my lower right leg goes numb. Like, I can scratch it and feel absolutely nothing. It’s a deep, internal pain, not just a surface thing. I've been dealing with this misery every single day for two years now...
One thing I noticed is that when I was 15 and only 5'4", I didn't have these leg pains. But once I turned 16 and measured myself, I was 5'8". That’s a 3.5-inch jump in just one year! That's when the leg pain started. Could it be because I grew way too fast?
Thanks in advance for any help!
I'd upload a photo so you could see exactly where it hurts, but this stupid forum won't let me upload anything larger than 9.8 kb. Total pain in the neck.