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ruggedlynx38 said:Looking for:
I need some baby clothes for a newborn girl. Just enough to get her started...
My wife doesn't have internet access and money is pretty tight right now...
Our little one is already outgrowing everything we have, so I really want to pick up some stuff to help her out.
Please reach out if you have any bundles or low prices.😁
If I don't reply right away, please don't take it personally—I've got a little one of my own to look after.
Thanks
We actually just got a package in, so thanks everyone, but I'm going to pause this post for now. 😍 Closing the ad.
Thanks so much! 😍😍😍
Looking for:
I’m trying to find some baby clothes for a newborn girl—just enough to get her started...
My friend doesn't have internet access and things are a little tight for her financially right now...
My own little one has already outgrown everything I have, so I don't have much to pass down, but I really want to buy some stuff to help her out.
If you have any bundles or lots available at a low price, please let me know.😁
And sorry if I don't reply immediately; I've got a little one of my own to look after too.
Thanks
I’m honestly not sure who to turn to here, so I’m hoping someone might have some advice or a way forward.
So, things are a bit rough right now. I’m currently unemployed through no fault of my own, and I’ve just found out I’m pregnant. On top of that, I’ve already got a judgment against my bank account, so my funds are basically frozen, leaving me with absolutely nothing to work with.
Now, I just received a final notice regarding a second credit line. They’re giving me an eight-day window to settle the debt, or they’re threatening to take me to court.
I don't even want to talk about how much this is weighing on me, but the truth is, there is simply no money to give them. Is there any kind of formal letter or some specific way to reach out to them to explain the situation? I really want to avoid things spiraling even further out of control.
I would pay every cent if I could just get some peace of mind, but right now, I’m just stuck.
I used to be a co-owner of a small business, but I ended up walking away because my partner and I just weren't on the same page. Now, I’ve got some outstanding Social Security tax debt hanging over my head, and honestly, money is tight right now, but I fully intend to settle up as soon as I'm able. My family and I are actually looking into opening a little shop—maybe a mix of a gift boutique and an internet cafe, potentially with an e-commerce side to it too. We have our own commercial space that we could renovate to fit the vibe. Since I used to run a clothing boutique, I know a little bit about the ropes, but what does it actually take to get this kind of setup off the ground? Also, can I even start a new venture while I still owe those taxes? For context, I’ve got degrees in both retail and business management. Thanks!