Is there still an active Bet365 bonus for the Champions League?
"On the Bet365 League, they offer up to a 100% boost on all accumulator parlays. For instance, if you put together a 7-game slip from the top European leagues, your total odds would be boosted by 30%. To hit that full 100% bonus, I guess you'd need 14 legs. You even get a 5% bump on a simple 3-leg parlay. It’s worth comparing that to an American sportsbook that just hits you with a 5% margin through hidden fees without offering any actual value."
That’s why I ask; I didn't mean to be literal, but at least some of them have been decent lately. Lately, everyone seems to only talk about Bet365 and Pinnacle. I’ve known about Bet365 for a while, but I guess I just never really clicked with them. By the way, I've only played a handful of times over the last two years—I know I probably look like a total amateur, but whatever...
Jamie Rivera78, it might not help much, but they offer a wider selection. Every time I tried playing the major leagues, I ended up losing money because I was trying to play too smart. I suppose the less you know, the less you overthink things, which might actually increase your chances of winning; at least, that's how it's worked for me.
I was wondering what the best online sportsbook is right now, or at least which three are currently leading the pack. I used to use BetMGM, but I get the feeling they might be past their prime, especially since the odds seem pretty lackluster lately.
My main priority is finding a bookie with great football coverage, specifically lower leagues, so having a solid variety of options is key.
Steven Reed said:Just give their customer service line a call and let them handle it—it’ll be sorted in a few minutes, whereas you're just spinning your wheels here for no reason. 😉
I sent them an email yesterday, but I haven't heard back yet. I noticed they don't seem to offer 24/7 support, which is frustrating, I guess. I might try again tomorrow, though I wonder if it will actually accomplish anything.
It seems like what the gentleman above mentioned is correct; I haven't encountered anything more complicated than this.
I've been using Chase for several years now and have never run into a single error. Once you have your card and the security token, you're logged in within seconds without needing any extra software or anything else.
I’m running into an issue with my JPMorgan Chase USB key
I was trying to set up the JPMorgan Chase USB key on a different computer, following the instructions provided, but I keep getting hit with this specific error message:
"An attempt to authenticate with a client certificate failed. A valid client certificate is required to make this connection." I have tried just about everything I can think of, but nothing works. When I open the eToken PKI client software, the certificate isn't even showing up as visible. I even attempted to go through the JPMorgan Chase website to renew the certificate, but that was a complete dead end; it just keeps throwing an error saying, "Please insert the cryptographic device containing the expected certificate and try again."
The thing is, this USB key belongs to someone else who runs a small business and needs it every single day. They've already been stuck without it for a full day now, and since it's the weekend, they're still sidelined. I honestly don't understand why they had to make the whole process so unnecessarily complicated.
Zachary Rodriguez72 said:To be honest, I haven't heard of anyone actually "sending" foreign currency before. You just go out, buy it, and then drop it into your bank account, pretty much exactly what Zachary Rodriguez72 is suggesting.
Is it possible to handle this through online banking?
edit: Got it sorted out, bought them, thanks everyone.
I don't want to clutter things up by starting a whole new thread, so I'll just ask here. I'm trying to transfer some funds from my checking account over to my foreign currency account—it’s all within the same bank, and I own both accounts—using online banking. I went to set up the new transaction, but I hit a snag: the "recipient account" field only lets me enter 10 digits, yet my Visa card info, which serves as the foreign account number, is 11 digits long. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Just wanted to drop a quick note to say my Dell UltraSharp is arriving next month via 🙂. As you probably know, this model is brand new, and only a handful of units even made it to the States before they were snatched up instantly. Right now, they're basically only sitting in a few specialty shops in New York, so you really have to pull some strings to get your hands on one. I guess I managed to track one down through a mutual friend of a friend of a friend, but I'm quite eager to finally get it set up. Once it arrives, I'll put together a short review like I promised. I have a feeling this monitor might actually be a game-changer. Just thought I'd let you all know. 😉
I suppose an NVIDIA GeForce might be sufficient for that resolution, though I guess running Crysis at max settings or similar titles could be a stretch; personally, my 4850 seems perfectly adequate for this monitor since, while I have plenty of games installed, I mostly just stick to CS 1.6. 😁So... it might be difficult to track down that Dell, but a friend of mine is going to try to find one; if he can't, I might just order it from a shop in Chicago via http://www.nabava.net/trazilica.php?...=Pretra%C5%BEi Does anyone here have any experience dealing with SuperIT? I read on their website that they don't actually have a physical showroom and only handle online sales, which I find somewhat unsettling, and besides, those guys at Optimum haven't even listed that monitor yet.
So, I’ve been going through the top thread, and honestly, those Dell displays are starting to look more and more appealing. I used to be pretty loyal to Apple, but given what I know about these panels now, I just don't feel like gambling my money on a risky bet. If there's any way I can get my hands on a Dell, that's what I'll be going for. I should be heading out to pick one up next week, and if I pull the trigger, I'll let you all know my thoughts with a quick little review. darkowl72, thanks again for the help.
darkowl72 said:Well, if you're set on getting a Samsung, I suppose the Lenovo ThinkPad T420 might be your best bet; it's the most recent option and according to most reviews, it seems to get the most out of the matrix. BenQ makes decent monitors, but perhaps not this specific one since it lacks DVI support...
If you're looking for something newer with HD resolution, maybe check out this model:
There is also a smaller, more budget-friendly version here: , though it is analog and doesn't have DVI...
Oh, I should ask—what's the build quality like on those Dell monitors? Because this more expensive one actually seems quite solid.
My apologies for the delay in responding; I wasn't around earlier. To clarify, I am looking for a monitor in the $500 range, not $1167, and my only available options are via Venmo or Cash App. Everyone keeps claiming the Lenovo ThinkPad T420 is the top performer in its class—specifically within the 22" category—but I can't help but wonder if the image quality really just comes down to whether the panel is an original part. If that's the case, wouldn't any model with an original panel produce a decent picture? Also, I've heard the Samsung Monitor is essentially the same as the Lenovo ThinkPad T420, just with a different chassis; I suppose I'm curious if having a DVI port is actually a significant advantage or if it's mostly just marketing fluff. Has anyone actually tested that by running both DVI and VGA on the exact same PC? darkowl72, I might give those Dell models some thought, assuming I can even track them down somewhere near Chicago.
It seems like the right time to pick up a new monitor, but I’m having a hard time making a final call🤷, I was originally leaning toward the Dell UltraSharp from Best Buy, but it looks like they might be out of stock (if anyone happens to know when they might restock), so I need something by $500. I'm looking for a 22" display (roughly $17 🙂) and I've shortlisted a few options below. I would appreciate it if you could weigh in with some actual arguments—ideally from people who actually own these specific models or have some technical expertise regarding them. I'm really not interested in reading comments like "oh, I have an HP Pavilion Monitor and the picture is just perfect" . http://www.amazon.com/description/035643 http://www.amazon.com/description/038583 and naturally http://www.bestbuy.com/product/1010704 assuming it becomes available again!!