u/Bricks_4_Hands

I bought a 13 acre piece of raw land recently, and am getting excited about yard work and some landscaping. I would call the land very flat. I plan to be moving around black dirt, mowing, tilling, snowblowing the driveway, and potentially disc harrow the field around my yard since its currently old wheat stock... I'm not sure on the best way to deal with that yet, and am definitely open to ideas or advice.

Been doing a bunch of research on yard tractors today and would like some input on what you think would be best for what I plan to do.

Thanks!

Hello guys, I am pretty upset right now and would like to know if there is anything I can do to avoid damaged credit.

In September 2025, my girlfriend and I moved in together. I cancelled my internet service in my old place over the phone and paid my outstanding balance.

Fast forward almost 8 months and they are sending collections after me over about 18$ that was apparently not paid, even though the Telus rep on the phone assured me my account was settled at the time of cancellation.

I assume this will hurt my credit. Would you just pay it immediately and ask questions later? Should I be calling Telus?

If my credit takes a hit for this I will be extremely mad