Posts by Susan Ward4

Which version of Microsoft Office actually works on Windows 7? I tried running Office 2003 and it totally tanked on me.

I've got this Sony notebook with a Memory Stick Pro Duo slot.
Back when I was running Windows Vista, plugging the card in worked just fine.
Now that I've moved up to Windows 7, the damn thing won't recognize the card at all.

Someone please help me out here. I need some advice.
Thanks a ton.

Timothy Taylor42 said:That basically means you’ve got 12 days left before you gotta Activate Windows Now.
Don't mention it.

Thanks. 😉
So what happens next?
Does the PC just die? Does everything stay fine? Or is it some other crap?👍

Hey everyone,

I need a little help here.
A friend just gave me a copy of Win 7 hr.

Now my PC is throwing a message saying I've only got 12 days left before the Windows system activation expires.
What's the deal with that?

Thanks in advance. 🙏

I was talking about the card issuance fees, deposit requirements, and all that extra junk.
Does the money just get pulled straight from the card automatically?
Do I actually need online banking to keep an eye on my spending, and what's the damage on those fees?

So, while we're waiting on someone to actually answer, does anyone even know what the payouts look like? :nezna:

Has anyone actually used one of these abroad or tried making online purchases from overseas sites?

Listen,

Which one of these two should I grab if they're both priced the same?👍

Look, I’m with JPMorgan Chase, if that even matters to anyone.

I set up my account in dollars.
So, if I’ve got pounds sitting in there too, and let's say I need to pay for something in pounds, does the bank just pull from the pound balance automatically, or am I gonna get hit with a conversion fee to turn my dollars into pounds?

So I'm trying to swap some USD for Euros today and everything is hitting a brick wall.
Why the hell is it getting blocked when everything looks totally fine on my end?
I've got the cash, I'm filling out all the right info, and still nothing.

Can I hold any other currencies in my JPMorgan Chase foreign currency account besides just Euros?

Just finished watching this movie.
It feels pretty stupid when a character spends the whole runtime acting like they're better than everyone else, only to get hauled off in handcuffs at the end.
Typical, dumb American happy ending.

P.S. The movie is alright, I guess, though it’s got that same vibe as *Lambs* and a few of his other flicks.
He's clearly just chasing roles where he plays some genius mastermind, probably trying to outrun his age and stay relevant.
Having a younger woman on screen definitely backs that up.

Just wanted to drop my two cents here.
Really solid, really interesting flick.
At times, it was actually brilliant. The acting was top-tier, and the whole thing just had this killer energy.
Usually, horror movies are 🙂
But this one caught me off guard in the best way possible. There’s something uniquely cool about an indie production from the States that hits this hard.
Considering the DIY vibe of the shoot and how young the cast is, they absolutely killed it. 🙏

Got a quick question about credit cards, but I don't want to deal with the hassle of starting a whole new thread, so I'm just dropping it here.
Kimberly Nguyen, feel free to move this somewhere else—as per usual. 🙏

I’ve got a bunch of credit cards that I don't always carry around with me (like, they aren't always in my purse).
Honestly, I'm low-key paranoid about someone swiping them right out of my hands.
Plus, my wallet is absolutely massive because I cram way too much junk into it. 🤣
Does anyone know if there's a tiny metal card case or something? Something slim enough to hold my cards without them bending or snapping?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Kimberly Nguyen, she’s pulling all the strings, playing the game, putting everything right where it belongs... 🙏

Just check your Chase statement online.

Everything catches up to you eventually.

Thanks, you can lock this one up.

Hey there.

Couldn't find anything like this already posted.
Starting a whole new thread just to hunt down an answer to this mess.
So, I just came into this stash of old cash—we're talking US bills from back in the 1993 to 2003 era. I’ve got a bunch of $100s, $200s, and $500s just sitting here. $333.
Where am I even supposed to swap them out now? Most of them have already been pulled from circulation and replaced with the new stuff!

Nope.
I said exactly what I said: a credit card with a deferred payment option.