And again Big Red unable to tell us how he really feels...
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Receipts are nice, for when you have a $30 purchase, but the bank says it was $300.
Yes, it happens.
Happened to me, though I can't remember how much. But it was a decimal point error.
And it was NOT in my favor.
Yes, it happens.
Happened to me, though I can't remember how much. But it was a decimal point error.
And it was NOT in my favor.
I use credit cards not debit cards, gas stations usually have limits, and one can always dispute with credit catds in a way debit cards cannot.
Easier to dispute, when you have the receipt.
Never had a problem…
Never needed my belt in my car.... till I did.
Well if you are at the pump you paid with a credit card more than likely.....bank statement shows proof of purchase.
I haven't used a debit card in 15 years just for that reason. I have had my card information stolen on a few occasions.
Debit card the bank has 60 days to give you YOUR money back.
Credit card they just deny the charge and it costs you NOTHING.
Given a reasonable degree of sanity in the approach to our personal transportation needs ( 45th president) the market will figure out when the time is right for an individual transportation power source different than the internal combustion engine.
All government influence does is distort the market and produce outcomes which are neither the best, the most efficient, or the best value.
How dumb does one have to be to not understand that despite what the commercial implies, despite the odd name, despite the cool logo, despite not going to a location, it is a dealership…
We have lost all sense…
Correction ... Stealership. Appears these ads tick you off more than they do me LOL
The point is Vroom is a “stealership”… It is deceptive (sure as heck more deceptive than S&W calling a gun M&P) and, to be charitable, unperceptive to not understand they are a “stealership”…
MCgrease08 beat me to it but yeah let's take a look at California and at the current EV adoption rate they're already struggling to recharge them. How much worse does that problem become when adoption rates reach 50% or 75% or even just fleets not even personal vehicles? If they can't keep the lights on now and still charge electric vehicles, there's no hope for the future with the current electric grid. And at the same time, those geniuses are shutting down power plants not revving them up which leaves them begging neighboring states for power. Idiots!
FYI, Duke has declared an “PowerShare economic event” for today and tomorrow. Basically it’s a program for big electric users to get incentives to curtail loads during times of high demand. It’s May. The weather is very warm. But Duke is running fairly close to capacity to be calling these now. But I’m sure we can add a lot more to the grid with no problem.
