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Charles Ramos7 said:Of course. I'm talking actual credit cards—not revolving lines of credit—and yeah, they definitely have CVVs. I have one myself, though I rarely pull it out of my wallet.
Do you happen to know if their Intel Visa has a CVV, though? I feel like everyone's saying something different.🙂
Charles Ramos7 said:If you have a foreign currency account at Bank of America, you can usually snag a legitimate Visa or MC card without needing a regular salary😉
You sure about that? Those would be credit cards, right? Do they have those CVV numbers on the back too?
Brandon Price3 said:Goldman Sachs, from the foreign currency checking account👍
Do you actually have that card? Are you sure it has that number on it? I'm mostly looking to use it for online shopping, so if it doesn't work for that, I might just delete it...😬 Also, can I even open this account and get the card if I don't have a steady paycheck?
I’ve tried asking this in a few different places already, but since nobody seems to be getting back to me, I figured I'd just drop it here.
I’m looking to start shopping online. Since you pretty much need a card to do anything, I’m thinking about opening a foreign currency account at Bank of America so I can grab one of those Visa debit cards they offer. My main question is: does that specific card actually come with a CVV code? I can't buy anything online without one.
P.S. Just a heads-up, I don't have a steady paycheck right now, so a credit card is out of the question. That's why I'm leaning toward a debit card instead. The plan is to just transfer, say, $110 into the account and use the card to pay for stuff online.
If that card doesn't have a CVV, which American bank offers a debit card that actually does? (And keep in mind, I'm not talking about credit cards).
My mom's got high cholesterol, so she picks that stuff up regularly. You can find it at any big grocery store like Publix or Safeway, and even my local corner bodega carries it, so I have no clue how you missed it.
P.S. Honestly, I think they’re just ripping people off with those "cholesterol-lowering" claims. Four tiny little bottles—which probably only hold like three sips total—cost $5.00.😲 But my old lady won't hear otherwise.🙄
Kevin Ortiz8 said:So, I was wondering—where can I actually pick up some Calvin Klein jeans around here in the city, and honestly, what’s the deal with their quality lately? Is it actually worth the price tag, or am I just paying for the logo?
You can find them at the High Club on Jurišićeva or over at King Cross. Also, there’s a dedicated CK store open now on Frankopanska—right where the H. Club used to be. Not sure about the quality, but prices are sitting around $1000-$400 (for guys, at least).
The original title is The Descent, and I haven't a clue what they called it here in the States. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the lady had no idea what she was talking about—I run into people like that all the time, people working a job without having any actual clue how it works. At the very least, the movie isn't hard to sit through. Plus, she should have some kind of movie list on her computer, unless they aren't considered "modern" anymore or something.🤣
Christian Sanchez44 said:I honestly don't see why people make such a big deal out of this—it’s just basic common sense, really. I was sitting there at a Starbucks in downtown Chicago yesterday, just minding my own business, when I overheard this guy trying to argue that the current regulations aren't "strict enough." Not strict enough? Give me a break. It’s like he hasn't even read the fine print on the latest federal guidelines. It’s the same old story every single time—people want the benefits of a structured system without actually following the rules that keep the whole thing from collapsing. I mean, look at how things are handled in most major US cities lately; it's a mess because everyone wants a shortcut. A shortcut! As if life is some kind of fast-track game. Honestly, it’s exhausting to listen to these endless, circular debates that lead absolutely nowhere. We need stability, not more constant tinkering from people who clearly don't understand the foundation we're building on. Just a thought. kaže:
If you're looking for clothing geared toward curvier women, there’s this boutique tucked away in a walkway off Fifth Avenue—right near that Hilfiger shoe store. 🙂
Wait, is that Iva Todoric on the poster? Seriously? 😬
Yeah, right there. It’s the walkway between Hilfiger and Gerry Weber on Broadway.
If you're looking for more curves, there's this shop in the walkway on Fifth Avenue, right next to the Hilfiger shoe store. 🙂