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Building phone line installations in Real Estate ·
I’m dealing with the exact same nightmare as Wolverine. How did everything wrap up for you? Did Exxon finally step up and fix the issue, or was it left entirely in the hands of the residents?
Caribou in Music ·
Gregory Harris8 said:Caribou is just mid-tier filler for people who haven't actually discovered anything better

😂😂😂
Better music? Better music?! What on earth are we even talking about here???
Seriously—it isn't "mid," and it sure as hell isn't "filler." Get real, you absolute amateurs.
Quick question for the group: Is the venue at Madison Square Garden an indoor setup, or are we talking about an outdoor stage?
There are just so many options out there—it’s honestly a bit overwhelming to choose...

Thanks so much!
How to get a Dunkin' rewards account and how to use it? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Ronald Allen said:I’m the new guy in The Diners family, so if anyone could drop some tips 'n' tricks, I would be SUPER grateful! Honestly, I just got my card a few days ago, and now I'm kind of freaking out about messing something up. I mean, I get the basics—it's a credit card, you pay back what you agreed to in installments, and if there's interest, it's just whatever Diner's rate is set at, right? But I'm looking for those little details they don't exactly broadcast to you!
THNX! 😁

Hey, could someone please tell me how long the whole card issuance process actually takes? I mean—from the moment you fill out the application and mail in the form until the physical card is sitting right there in your wallet. Just a rough estimate would be great. Thanks!
How to get a Dunkin' rewards account and how to use it? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
So, if that's the case, where exactly is Diners's profit coming from?
How to get a Dunkin' rewards account and how to use it? in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
So, here’s the situation—I was browsing through this one shop (not to give them free advertising, mind you!) and I noticed they’re offering something that sounds almost too good to be true: you can pay with a Dunkin' card in up to 12 interest-free installments, and they’ll even throw in a 10% discount on your total bill. It strikes me as incredibly suspicious.
Does anyone here have any insight into what the catch might be? Are we talking about hidden fees buried in the fine print, or is there some other kind of psychological trick at play? 😕

Thanks!