Posts by northerntinker8

Thanks, I finally got it working.

But man, I'm back to square one with those lines I mentioned earlier. I went through the whole document and deleted every single one, but as soon as I hit print, they just pop right back up on the hard copies. It’s like they're haunted or something.

Any idea how to kill them for good?

driftingmarlin70 said:Check this out, hope it helps 🤷
http://compusavvy.wordpress.com/2010...lines-in-word/

Thanks 👍. I managed to ditch those lines using the No Border option over in the Paragraph section.

Quick question about page numbering, too. Does anyone know how to make the numbering start on page two? Basically, I want the first page to be "page zero," so the second page actually shows up as "page one."
I mean, I know you can just set the first page to show "0" and the next to "1," but what I really need is for the number to stay completely hidden on that first page. If that makes sense, I guess.

Hey guys, I'm working on this super important project in Microsoft Word 2010 and I've run into a weird issue with these lines popping up everywhere while I'm typing. Honestly, I have no clue why they're showing up—maybe it's because of some images I dropped in, or maybe I just toggled some setting by mistake without realizing it.
I tried getting rid of them by moving the text around, and I actually managed to delete a few and save the file, but when I reopened it, the lines were right back where they started. Just my luck, right?
This paper is a huge deal for me, and I really can't have these random lines cluttering everything up.
Any help would be massive, please.

Since I can't upload images directly here, I put them on these links so you can see what I'm talking about:
http://img845.imageshack.us/i/picture1is.jpg/#
http://img15.imageshack.us/i/picture2sc.jpg/
http://img204.imageshack.us/i/picture3zd.jpg/

Ethan Cruz6 said:Nah, you can grab the card for free and use it for online stuff—either straight up (just punch in the card number and PIN at the webshop) or via PayPal. But, if you actually want to check your balance online without losing your mind, you gotta pay $2.75 every month for the Chase Mobile service (total garbage, honestly!).

Visa Verified has nothing to do with PayPal. It's just an authentication method when you buy things directly with your card (without using PayPal). Basically, your bank confirms to the web seller during checkout that it's actually you buying the stuff and not some random thief who swiped your card details.
Some sites don't even take PayPal and they demand Visa Secure, which puts you in a real tight spot...
Oh, and just a heads-up, PayPal lets you receive money in America now (it used to be just sending stuff), but watch out because they hit you with currency exchange fees (when you buy) and receiving fees too.
Once you sign up for PayPal, you have to verify your account. You can find instructions online—basically, you pay them a tiny amount, then you type a secret code from your bank statement into their site, and they send the money back after a few days.
Unfortunately, you still can't get a confirmed address (which isn't the same thing as verifying!), and you can only get a confirmed address if you're in the US, Canada, or the UK.
A ton of eBay sellers and webshops require a confirmed address—they need it for PayPal seller protection to make sure a buyer doesn't screw them over—so they won't ship to you without it, even if they claim they offer worldwide shipping. So yeah, you're stuck there too...
And look, PayPal "guarantees" buyer protection (if your package gets lost in the mail or the seller is a total scammer and never sends anything) for any purchase made through them, regardless of the site. But let’s be real, it’s super unreliable. To even have a prayer of winning a dispute, you need proof that you didn't get the goods—meaning the delivery service MUST have online tracking. Without tracking, you're basically out of luck.

So basically, if I don't care about checking my balance online, I can just have the card without paying any fees? Or am I still gonna get hit with some random charge at the end of the year?
Thanks

Do you know if PayPal actually requires that Verified by Google thing? Most online shops and sites just have PayPal enabled anyway, so I guess the only thing that really matters is whether PayPal accepts the card?

Hey there,
I'm thinking about grabbing a Visa from Bank of America just to handle some online shopping. Instead of scrolling through every single thread on here, does anyone know if they hit you with an issuance fee or monthly maintenance fees for the card or the account itself?