Also see this thread in Technology

“Offer is no longer available”

Without running $$, I second Costco.
When I rented a car (week), they had the best rates.

If you have a Lands End Outlet near, you can go into the store to order (any $) and get free shipping.

I can personally attest to the fantastic quality of LE items - especially their backpacks (good for kids through middle school, then I recommend SwissGear backpacks for high school & college kids)

The LE winter coats are the absolute best for Minnesota winters; the quality of them last through a hand-me-down between three sons, and still in good enough shape to sell them when they have outgrown them.

Darn it! Two of my boys wear size 13

Has anyone tried this for Sam’s Club?
I noticed today that the Mobil 1 was on sale for $27.78 (for 6 qts).

ETA - nevermind, WalMart is slightly cheaper.
FWIW - one guy on SD says Mobil honored his Sam’s receipt for his rebate.

@jtownsucks46 said in Team Kiva: PhatWallet (formerly known as FatWallet):

@mom2jel Is there the potential to make money or is this solely charity?

Charity only - BUT, you can get all of your $ back (if you wish) if the loans aren’t defaulted.

I originally put in $100 and made four loans; when the money was paid back, I kept re-loaning (and donate a small amount each time to offset the Kiva costs). That $100 helped 59 people!

Google Keep - notes, reminders, lists that will sync between all of your devices (I shared the grocery list with my family, so they can add items they would like).
MightyText - (similar to Pushbullet) get my phone texts on my pc.
Google Voice!
Android Pay - for storing all of my store rewards cards/numbers.
SecurityMaster - I use it to lock apps on my teenager’s phone, it’s the only one I have found that seems to work and that he can’t bypass.
DinnerTime Plus - semi-recommend for parents of kids/teens (one-time purchase upgrade is $3-4) - works pretty well at limiting cell phone time on kids phones. What I like about it, is that I can update the settings remotely from my phone or tablet (but not pc).
Migraine Buddy
NapTime
Google Drive - I have everything synced to my pc, so I can access my files from anywhere.
Sprint Drive First - they’ve taken it off the store, but here’s the APK. You do not have to be a Sprint customer to use this more info about it. I like it best for the options it has.

Another (laptop) that activated itself!
We had to borrow MIL’s Dell Inspiron laptop that had the horrible Win8 on it. Nice enough laptop for a grandma, but the CPU & RAM suck.
One problem with it after another and I ended up formatting the hard drive (I did not intend on doing this!)
Installed Windows 10 on it, once I had everything set up, I went to check the activation - and it had already activated.

p.s. I’m tired of working on other people’s pc’s!

Team FatWallet on Kiva has changed it’s name to PhatWallet and is looking for new members (lenders)!
Link: Kiva Team PhatWallet (since 2008!)

I personally have made 59 loans, only one of those defaulted.

About Kiva:
Kiva is an international nonprofit, founded in 2005 and based in San Francisco, with a mission to connect people through lending to alleviate poverty. We celebrate and support people looking to create a better future for themselves, their families and their communities.

By lending as little as $25 on Kiva, anyone can help a borrower start or grow a business, go to school, access clean energy or realize their potential. For some, it’s a matter of survival, for others it’s the fuel for a life-long ambition.

100% of every dollar you lend on Kiva goes to funding loans. Kiva covers costs primarily through optional donations, as well as through support from grants and sponsors.

tl;dr
Join Kiva, loan money to others in need, get your money back (99% of the time) and re-loan it, or transfer it back yourself.