You’ve gotta be at least 16, but you can only do that through one specific bank—I think it's Goldman Sachs. Just a heads-up though, don't bother getting a Visa Debit from Wells Fargo, because PayPal won't touch it. A Visa Debit from any other bank works just fine. What a joke 😁
You can actually set up a savings account once you hit 16 at Bank of America (pretty sure that's them) and they'll hook you up with a card that works with PayPal. As for the monthly fees—honestly, I haven't a clue. I just know my brother gets hit with an annual fee for his card over at Wells Fargo $20 every year (basically, they just snatch it from his account).
Thanks, but I already went through all that when I signed up. I'm trying to get to the bottom of why my thread actually got nuked.
5) Why was my thread deleted? Because the admin decided it wasn't presented well enough, wouldn't spark any decent discussion, was irrelevant, just plain stupid, or broke some other rule in the forum or sub-forum guidelines.
Honestly, I don't see how my post fits into any of those categories. The only thing is that it might not trigger a massive debate—but that’s not really what the post was even aiming for.
So, if that's out, the only thing left is the idea that the admin just thought my topic was stupid—which isn't much of an explanation, really.🙂
Hey there. A few days back, I started a thread titled "FedEx - experiences" to see if anyone had any intel on them or just wanted to ask a couple of things. But fast forward to today, and my thread has totally vanished. So, I’m guessing some mod decided to scrub it. 😁
The thing is, I didn't get a single PM or even a vague hint as to why it was nuked. Honestly, I don't see the issue. I posted it in the right section (Jobs & Careers), and I definitely wasn't breaking any rules.
Look, if it isn't too much trouble, I'd love for someone to just tell me what went wrong—that way I don't keep making the same mistake if I decide to post something else later. Thanks. 👍
Relax, I’m just messing around (that’s why I’m even 😁). 🙂 And honestly, how she’d go about blowing up an entire apartment complex with a fire? Whatever, it doesn't really matter. 🤣
Anyway, do us a favor and write out how you managed to snag that letter, just in case anyone else needs to know. 👍
You think this? They’ve got a bunch of different versions on the same page—so just hunt down whichever one you vibe with most. And shipping's free, too. 👍 Even if you saw that lamp over at Home Depot... 🙂
Just head over to Central Park and grab some from that girl selling them right by the entrance. Or honestly, just hit up any little boutique nearby that sells those tacky holiday ornaments and stuff.
Just call up the office and ask for the number under her name. If she isn't married—which, let's be real, is a toss-up—the number's probably listed under her ex's or her husband's name, and she’s likely using his last name now. If you play your cards right, you might end up pulling up a few extra numbers for people with the same surname.
placidcobra49- Adobe actually has this built-in feature specifically for pulling text straight from images—which is basically its whole reason for existing. Looking at both programs now, I'm guessing Adobe is just the stripped-down, lightweight version of the two.
I’ve got something pretty similar going on myself... 🙂 Basically, it’s a little harder to put into words—but it doesn't really mess with my day-to-day life. I count my steps in patterns: 1, 1, 2, 1, then back to 1, 1, 2, 1, and just keep looping it like that. But when I'm walking down a street with a lot of "patches"—you know, those old potholes that got filled in with asphalt but left these distinct bumps—it gets tricky.🙂 I have to time it so my foot lands outside the patch first, then I take two steps (that's the 1, 2 part) right on the patch, and then my fourth step (that final 1) has to land back outside on the smooth stuff.😁 Sounds a bit weird, I know, and honestly, I don't even know how else to explain it unless I actually filmed myself doing it.😁 Sometimes I’ll even start shortening my stride just so I can nail that 1, 1, 2, 1 rhythm while crossing a patch. ;D It works with cars, too—like near the front wheel it's a 1, between the front and back wheels it's 1, 2, and then by the back wheel, it’s that finishing 1. I do the same thing with those pavers people have in their driveways. Or if I'm at a crosswalk, I'll only step on the white stripes of the zebra crossing—sometimes I'll only step on the black parts instead.
I’m only just realizing how often I actually do this.🙂 But, I don't know, there's a weird sense of satisfaction when I manage to get all the way across a street or a crosswalk perfectly.😁
Mind you, I can't really do this when I'm out on my bike—even though I love riding. So it’s not an issue when I have to go somewhere where I won't be able to "count or group" things.
Jesse Ortiz4- knows his way around mounting drives, but he's asking if there's a way to skip the whole hassle every single time he wants to play. Yeah, you can just use a no-CD/DVD crack to bypass that headache.