Posts by Ashley Gonzalez5

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William Newman2 said:Then you better explain how that works, because I've tried and it’s just not happening. When I click multi-quote, nothing happens. When I finally hit quote, I only get your post. 🙂

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ironbison said:Delete this...

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Chris Ward8 said:Later

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shadownomad43 said:Just testing this out, since my usual methods aren't quite cutting it..

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Let us attempt this.

Sean Watson11 said:You can find the instructions for using the Multi-Quote feature right here:
FAQ - Multi-quote

I need some assistance here... everyone else seems to have this figured out, but I am completely clueless when it comes to this stuff. Could someone please explain how to insert a "quote" when I want to reply to specific parts of someone's post? Please, help!!! 😲

Yes, it is.

Pangloss;23521809 said:Highlight the portion of text you wish to address and click on this final rectangular icon (which is also visible under the Unknown area) that says "Wrap
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tags around selected text"

Zachary Sanchez2 said:

highlight the specific part of the text you want to reply to

haha

Understood.

I’ve been banking with Chase for quite some time now. I handle everything through them—paying all my bills, transferring funds between accounts, trading mutual fund shares, and managing foreign currency exchanges. Honestly, there isn't much I don't do with them, and I must say, I am very satisfied with the service.

The only real headache occurs when I want to $67 in cash. They try their absolute best, but they just can't seem to get the physical money out of my laptop and onto my desk (though, if I'm being honest, that might be my own fault for not owning a laptop with a built-in cash dispenser). 😁

Kenneth Lopez15 said:It all really comes down to how you were raised back home.
If their pattern was to never pay back what they owed, then you probably won't either—and vice versa, I suppose.
As for me, I don't think I could ever sell out my integrity like that.

I am in complete agreement with you.

"Whatever happened to basic decency?"

At this stage, we really ought to be addressing matters of upbringing, moral integrity, and basic honesty.