@MrVietnam
Glad it worked out for you. I hadn’t even started yet because I had no idea it was going to run out so fast, despite the language. Lesson learned for next month, like you said.

@mrvietnam said in Amazon Prime Video: Watch 5 Hours of Select Prime Videos, Get a Free $5 Video Credit + $5 CheezIts Credit Must Enroll each month:

I just chatted with Amazon customer service and he asked me how I found out about the promotion. I said in an e-mail from Cheez-Its (not really, but I had to say something) and then he asked me to send him the e-mail. He said, "I’m really sorry any promotional from Amazon to you will be notified to you by the Email from us " He is leaving the chat window open for 24 hours for me to send him the e-mail from Cheez-Its. Is this promo advertised anywhere besides deal boards?

I have the Kellogg’s email if it will help you. It’s personalized (has my name in it) but if there’s a way to get it to you I could do that.

Regarding the memory card option for transferring, I don’t know what Fire device you have, but my 3 year old Fire 10 only has 32GB internal memory, so if you have something similar there couldn’t be more than that to transfer at one time. If you want to keep moving things off onto the card to free up internal space on the Fire without transferring to a computer, then a larger card would help with that.

@my4mainecoons said in How do I get pictures off of an Amazon Fire?:

@hbg1 I think I might know which was the cable that came with the Fire. I had no idea that there was a difference in cables until @fivetalents told me. I knew I had to be missing something, that I should be able to just plug the Fire into my laptop. When I tried with cheap cable I could see the Fire in my drives but wasn’t able to open it. First I’m going to try the cable I think came with the Fire. If that doesn’t work I’m going to try the cable that came with cell phone.

If that doesn’t work you could also try plugging it into a different computer if you have one accessible. If you can download the files to the other computer, then you can transfer the files with a flash drive to wherever you want.

You really should be able to transfer directly to your computer without having to buy a card, although as mentioned the cards are handy. I just took the usb cable from my cellphone charger to test it, and plugged my Fire 10 into my computer. It loaded and then the Fire appeared in with my drives in Explorer (Windows 10). I double-clicked on the Fire icon and then it showed me the internal drive and my external microSD card. I could see the contents of the internal drive when I clicked that.
Also, my Fire 10 came with its own charger/usb cable, so you may have that around as well.

I’ve never done these - for this one, in my state you can’t buy liquor at grocery stores, but we’re not on the list of NBPR. It sounds from the text that you have to buy the smirnoff and groceries in one transaction, though. Any guidance on how this works?

PRESCRIBED GUINNESS PRODUCT & GROCERIES MUST BE PURCHASED IN SAME TRANSACTION (WHERE APPLICABLE).

Thanks for posting.

Not related to your question really but: My understanding is that if you are maxing out your 401k early, then you were possibly missing out on some of the employer match. At least in my workplace, they only match when you are contributing, so it’s recommended to space it out through the entire year (unless there are other factors that would affect it, like you were not planning on working the entire year).
Since they are no longer going to be matching, I guess it’s not as relevant, and as long as you get the maximum match before they stop, that’s all you can do.

@briarycliffs
Mine was $10 off $10 too. Surprise for me, but I was happy - I don’t need anything big right now so it was better for me than 40% would have been.

The Pandora offer is listed on both my account in the app (non-primary) and when logged into a browser in the primary account - which used the Pandora offer last year, for what that’s worth. I guess we’ll have to wait and see what actually happens on Tuesday.

They’ve added another one, for what it’s worth:
$20 in Groupon bucks and 1-month Select subscription.