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Got scammed buying a car, what can I do?

Just bought a car about two days ago, was working fine until today. Wouldn’t start, jumpstarted it and nothing, mobile mechanic says it could be a very large fix but doesn’t know until a full evaluation is done. I bought it off Facebook marketplace and I got in contact with the seller about the problem but I’ve been blocked on everything! Shocker! What are my rights with trying to recover my money from what is now just a bunch of scrap metal? Paldies !

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u/Beginning_Put6012 — 9 days ago

Why can’t people just make up their damn mind about coming!

RSVP was about 3 weeks ago, there’s only a couple of weeks to go till the wedding and I’m just so fed up with my guests. About 60% of people never actually RSVPd and I had to go chasing for answers. So many “hmmm I’ll have to have a think about it, not sure if I can make it work with work, I don’t have transport to the wedding” etc. people have had a whole year to think about this and it’s frankly quite disrespectful that I can’t even get a straight response from most. I’m completely disheartened and bummed that I’m getting so little effort from people I consider close friends. Rant over.

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u/Beginning_Put6012 — 17 days ago
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Where to get cheap camping gear in Rīga?

Looking for tents, sleeping bags etc. new or second hand, just need something cheap for Līgo !

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u/Beginning_Put6012 — 24 days ago

Why is there so much animal cruelty in Asia?

Have traveled all throughout Asia, China, Thailand, Vietnam and there is so much blatant animal cruelty and abuse everywhere you go. Wet markets, inhumane petting zoos, “pet” shops selling exotic animals in distress, roadside animal shows. Even in well off neighborhoods of these countries you find these things. Why is there so little empathy in these places towards animals? Obviously I’m not making a blanket statement but there is enough of a tolerance towards it where you see it all the time. I want to understand!

EDIT: I don’t support factory farming either obviously, and I don’t suggest people from the west have a moral high ground. However I do say that blatant animal cruelty is not tolerated by 98% of people.

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u/Beginning_Put6012 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/PCOS

Starter using inositol last month and for the first time since December I’ve finally had a period. I’m awaiting scans to confirm PCOS diagnosis but my doctor is about 95% sure it is, not been prescribed any medication though. I’m really confused though because during this last period, I have only had brown blood during the entire duration of it. Very light as far as periods go as well. Is this concerning, should I be going back to the doctor?

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u/Beginning_Put6012 — 1 month ago