u/Awkward-Wishbone-615

What do you do to comfort yourself when feeling down?

I've been a bit low lately and I'm also due on my period in a few days, I get home in an hour and I'm craving some comfort. Preferably no TV/alcohol

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u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 9 hours ago
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What does member blocked mean?

I returned a faulty item to this seller and the 2 days are almost up and she hasn't marked as ok for my refund, I just noticed her profile says member blocked, does that mean she blocked me or that vinted blocked her from the site?

Did I get a stolen device?

I bought a lumea 9900 from vinted new in box for £85, the seals were all intact but the packaging was damaged inside and the device has a rattle to it like something has come loose. I tried it out and it seems to work fine, when I scanned it into the app it comes up as a try and buy device, does anyone know what this means? Should I return this?

u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 10 days ago

First flight in 10 years, what do I need to know?

I haven't travelled via airplane in over 10 years, I'm planning on travelling from Manchester to Toronto in October and I'm currently trying to book a flight. It's coming to around £550 return, I'm flexible on the dates but I want direct flights only. I just want to make sure I'm not missing out on any saving tips or tricks. It's 3 nights 4 days so I'm just getting carry on luggage and I'm paying extra (£56) for a window seat on the way there. There's so many added extras and options but I've just ticked no to everything, is there anything I actually need? Am I missing knowing anything? I'm currently using Skyscanner

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u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 13 days ago

I'm fairly new to using trains and the tickets and pricing confuses me, I've been using trainpal and Trainline but I saw a post that these were no good third party apps and that I could find cheaper direct. I tried looking online for tickets and cross country trains online is showing the cheapest at £82 but in trainpal it's showing £37 for the same journey. ( I'm looking at Manchester Piccadilly to Worcestershire parkway)

My main issue is when I'm booking with TL and TP is that they are advanced and I can't get a refund if my plans change or I want to get a earlier/later train, what's the best way I can go about getting tickets that are the cheapest but also that I can cancel and change?

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u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 21 days ago

I passed my test at the beginning of the month in a diesel and I know it will be a struggle for me in a petrol because I tried in my brother's car and it was a nightmare. I'm just looking into getting my car and wasn't going to get a black box but it's looking like £50 a month savings so I'm weighing the pros and cons. If I'm constantly stalling while I'm getting used to my new car I'm worried what the black box will do? I've heard you can install the app on an old phone and maybe I can practice without it in the car if that's a possibility?

Also when I'm checking insurance it shows to get it in the future for cheaper quotes but how can I do that if I'm picking up a car? I can't drive it back without insurance right? Would I need to buy it, insure for the the future and then pick it up once it's insured?

Thanks for the help 🙏

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u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 22 days ago

I'm completely new to IPL I've always just shaved but it's really starting to irritate me I CBA anymore 😭 so I thought I'd give this a shot. Is there anything I need to know from people who have tried and tested? Avoid doing certain things ect?... 1-9 what level should I start at? I'm brown hair and pale, I will do 2 sessions a week to start

I've read the instructions and I just shave, put the glasses on and go? The window is small, do I move just the window area or the whole surface area of the device around it once the light flashes? Also I wanted to start sunbeds soon do I just leave 24hrs in between sessions or longer? Tia!

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u/Awkward-Wishbone-615 — 24 days ago