Posts made by atikovi

If you want to set it and forget it, a CD might be a better choice. Personally, I applied at Popular on Tuesday and verified my trial deposits today. Account should be funded by Monday I assume. Pretty smooth procedure.

@slice said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:

@jtownsucks46 I’ve moved my money out of SalemFive Direct because they do not increase the interest rate for existing customers without a hassle. Only new accounts get the improved rate. For existing accounts, you can contact them and they will offer to match the current rate if you deposit some amount (varies) of additional funds. You have to repeat this for every rate increase you want to take advantage of

I just called them and they bumped up the rate to the 1.85%. Not a big hassle for the great rate.

@jtownsucks46 said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:

SalemFive Direct up to 1.85%!

But I can only pull $15K a day, $25K a month into my account. If I push from from another account like PurePoint, will there be a few days that no interest is earned, negating the higher rate?

Fast food ok, but I’d be annoyed at more upscale places that charge $8 for a burger and add, $1 for cheese. I mean, what does a slice of cheese cost them, 5 cents?

OH NO! You di’nt just say dat?

@mustsav3 said in Wendy's Double Stack Hamburgers $1 starts 2/26 (at participating locations):

Can you order multiples in one order or is there a limit?

Why? Do they freeze well?

I sell 2 or 3 Honda Insights a year on Ebay. I give a set of these away free with Buy It Now.

http://discounttire.evyy.net/c/437216/212019/3407?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discounttiredirect.com%2Fbuy-tires%2Fbridgestone-potenza-re92%2Fp%2F25228

Didn’t see any wording on the rebates that there is a limit on the number of tires that qualify. They were out of stock but said they will have more in a couple of weeks. 20 was the most tires I could buy with the $1700 credit limit the card came with.

http://discounttire.evyy.net/c/437216/212019/3407?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discounttiredirect.com%2Fpromotions%2Fpresidents_day

Saw this on a Honda forum. $100 rebate on a set of tires plus another $60 for using their store credit card you can apply for instantly. Free shipping and no tax for most buyers. Just ordered 20 tires for basically half price.

@beans said in [Stated Income, Credit Cards, Bankruptcy - Likelihood of fraud accusations?]

I cannot see any alternative to filing bankruptcy, but fear that I will be charged with fraud for overstating my income. My question is, do you think I am likely to get charged with fraud if I file chapter 7 bankruptcy? If so, or if not, why?

They did away with debtors prisons 100 years ago. I don’t think they base your credit card so much on income as on a track record of paying your monthly bills on time. Also, if they were dumb enough not to verify your income before giving you a card, that shouldn’t be your problem.

zapjb said in Ebay selling question:

FYI at least in the past the buyers address wasn’t PayPal confirmed. So to be covered for sellers protection it has to be.

So I say something like:
Deliveries cannot be made to AK/HI, US Protectorates, APO/FPO & PO Boxes.
Ships only to confirmed PayPal addresses in the contiguous United States.

Contiguous United States so buyer doesn’t bitch they didn’t know I don’t ship to timbuctoo.

AK/HI, US Protectorates are served by the USPS. That’s not timbuctoo.

@vegasvegan said in Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts - 40lb boxes $39.60 A/C @ ZayconFresh.com:

@atikovi said in Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts - 40lb boxes $39.60 A/C @ ZayconFresh.com:

Don’t understand. Isn’t the point of this thread a deal on fresh chicken? Doesn’t fresh chicken cost a bit more then frozen. If you’re going to freeze it why bother? Why not buy frozen cheaper and locally?

Looking at Walmart they want $2lb for frozen boneless chicken breasts. Not sure what others charge as I usually buy from supplier.

Sams Club wants $2 for fresh and $1.80 for 40-60lb. case

How much does the Colonel pay for chicken you think? Or they have farms that raise them?

Don’t understand. Isn’t the point of this thread a deal on fresh chicken? Doesn’t fresh chicken cost a bit more then frozen. If you’re going to freeze it why bother? Why not buy frozen cheaper and locally?

@vegasvegan said in Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts - 40lb boxes $39.60 A/C @ ZayconFresh.com:

@atikovi said in Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts - 40lb boxes $39.60 A/C @ ZayconFresh.com:

Unless you are a restaurant, or commercial kitchen, who will buy this? Doesn’t raw chicken only last a few days in the fridge?

Portion it out into ziplocs or vacuum seal and freeze. A family of 4 to 6 could easily go through 10lbs or more a month.

I pay about $55 for fresh and $50 for frozen right now for my restaurant. If the pickup spot was closer I would pick up a few cases, but it’s about an hour away. Not worth it in time and gas for me.

Well sure, you can freeze it, but that kind of defeats the purpose of buying chicken fresh.

Unless you are a restaurant, or commercial kitchen, who will buy this? Doesn’t raw chicken only last a few days in the fridge?

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frett said in Do motel sites change their rates when you return to book?:

I disagree 100%. They change all the time depending on what cookies you have stored in your browser. You can prove it very easily by using two different browsers. For example, let’s say you’re using Firefox and you get a price change that looks suspicious like that. Just bring up the same site and search with IE or Chrome, and often you will see the original, cheaper price quoted. You can do the same thing by deleting cookies, but it can be tricky to pick the right ones to remove sometimes.

Travelocity does sneaky stuff all the time, and it seems like it started when they were bought by Expedia. I have clicked to book a hotel room and the room is suddenly not available at that price, and they tell me to search again or offer the room for a slightly (sometimes very) higher price. Just for kicks I will do the same search on a different browser and voila–the room is magically available again at the lower price!

Exactly. Similar things happen when checking air fares. And if a dealer lists a car for sale at $10,000, but when you come look at it, they raise it to $12,000, the government would fine or shut them down.

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