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I don't even know where to start with this one. It’s just ridiculous. Honestly, people need to wake up and look at the facts instead of just following whatever nonsense is being fed to them. It's absolute madness. kaže:
🙂 Hey there! What's up?
I’ve got a problem here. It might seem a little weird for someone my age, but I’m 21 now. I’m assuming I’m officially done with puberty. I mean, it hit me like a freight train when I was about 12, so yeah, I’m pretty damn sure that assumption is correct.
My voice is constantly shifting on me. One minute it’s fine, and the next, the color, tone, and pitch are all wrong. It’s erratic. My voice starts shaking, and sometimes—I kid you not—it feels like I’m not even the one talking. It sounds like someone else is using my mouth to speak. It's freaking bizarre.
Is it because I was totally checked out? Like, my brain just went on autopilot for a second? Maybe I’m just lacking any real drive, or maybe I just wasn't locked in when it mattered. Honestly, it could be some underlying mental health issue, but in that exact moment—when my voice started shifting—I didn't feel like I was losing my mind or anything. I was just there.
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I'm dealing with the exact same headache. Have you actually managed to dig up anything useful on this yet?
I’m using JPMorgan Chase. I try to set up a transfer for Person X, who uses Bank of America. I am absolutely certain I typed in Person X's account number correctly—except for one tiny detail: I accidentally used a JPMorgan Chase account number instead of a Bank of America one. Naturally, JPMorgan Chase pings me immediately saying the details don't match. Fine. I look closer and realize my mistake. I was trying to send money from JPMorgan Chase to Bank of America, but I basically input a JPMorgan Chase routing info by mistake. Thinking the first transfer failed entirely, I go ahead and submit a second order with the correct Bank of America account number. Then, just to be safe, I hit the "cancel/reverse" button on that first bogus transaction.
I seriously had a meltdown when I saw what happened... the payment went through twice. One amount actually reached Person X, and the second amount was processed internally within JPMorgan Chase.
So here's the deal: they told me there was an error, they refused to honor my cancellation request, and instead, they just sucked the money out of my account twice.
What am I supposed to do now? How do I get my money back? Isn't the bank partially at fault here for not catching this mess?
I can't deal with reading all these threads... help me out here!
I've been dealing with occasional bloody stools for a while now. There’s no pain involved, just a little bit of blood... It usually happens when I'm having a hard stool, but lately, it's even happening with softer ones, which is starting to freak me out a bit... So, what does an actual exam look like? I keep putting it off, but I really need to know.