u/BarracudaSouthern747

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Issue with subscriptions

I have a digital product where I sell data to users once a month. I am experiencing really low payment success rates on the renewals. I get the generic decline codes (insuff funds, do not honor, etc). I am wondering if there is anything I can do, or if it's just low quality customers that can't pay or use disposable cards. I have tried all the optimisation features in stripe.

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u/BarracudaSouthern747 — 9 days ago

Chilli and spicy foods are not worth it.

Anyone else experience this? The day after I eat something spicy, I am on the toilet all day. It's a shame because I really love chilli.

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u/BarracudaSouthern747 — 2 months ago

another surprising benefit of reta

I used to love opiate medications, I would often find any excuse to take them if I had them. I had some today for a legitimate reason and meh - wasn't anything special. And had no cravings of having more once they wore off (I used to have massive cravings).

I can totally see this compound helping addictions. Not sure if anyone else has had similar experiences with dulled cravings for addictive substances.

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u/BarracudaSouthern747 — 3 months ago

I sh*t my bed

Been on the Reta for a few months, everything has been epic after finally finding a trusted supplier. Lost alot of fat but the first few weeks were tough.

I felt nausea, fatigue and didn't go the bathroom normally at all.

All I can say is, if this is you - it will pass. Just be kind to yourself, be patient, and don't trust farts!

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u/BarracudaSouthern747 — 3 months ago

Insane progress - Reta 3 months

Hello - I don't usually post on Reddit but I wanted to post here given the insane value this molecule has given me. I moved to a small city on the border between Portugal and Spain and was completely alone. I was drinking beer every night (plus eating terrible food) and before I knew it I was 30 lbs heavier than when I moved there. I decided to jump on Reta and the results were two-fold:

  1. no cravings for alcohol, junk food (and smoking) - I've kinda had issues my whole life with these and part of moving away from my corporate in a major city was to run away from the alcohol culture. Zero cravings. I have control of my life.

  2. weight loss (of course) - I not only lost the 30 lbs I had gained, but also an extra 20. I was eating 2 healthy balanced meals a day without the usual craving for an entire pint of ice cream as dessert.

It's still early days (only been on it for 6 months), but for now - it's going well. I wanted to especially highlight the lower cravings for non-food related items. That has been the real gamechanger for me

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u/BarracudaSouthern747 — 3 months ago