u/Daron0990

No idea why, but I got a free trial for 14 days, but I forgot to cancel it and it keeps trying to take like 12 euros out of my bank account. In these cases where its free trial, I usually put my empty bank account so even if I forge it won't charge me. I have cancelled the trial, but it won't stop. It won't even let me remove my bank account from the forms of payment without me paying. Should I just cancel my subscription and wait for it to just end?

Saturday at around 11 PM, someone called me claiming I had a package from Temu waiting for me at a local post office. The way he was talking, the fact that he called so late, and him ending the call with "kiss, bye" immediately made it seem like a prank. I played along and said, "Yeah, I'll come pick it up right now," and then forgot about it.

Tonight, around 10:45 PM, I got a WhatsApp message from a completely different number with the exact same story. The WhatsApp profile name was simply "Post Office." Right after sending the messages, he immediately called me.

This time I tried to keep him talking to see if I could figure out who he was, but I didn't get much. He claimed he knew me and said I should know who he is, but he never revealed his identity. He never asked for money or any personal information. He also asked if I wanted him to send me the package as an image on WhatsApp, but I declined because I assumed he'd just send some weird or troll image.

The phone number from Saturday and the WhatsApp number are different. I searched both on Google and Truecaller. The only thing I found was that one of the numbers (the one that called me on saturday) had a name and city I live in (for example, something like "John Kane New York").

What's interesting is that he has never mentioned my name, my address, or any personal information, just that I have a package.

At this point I'm not worried about being scammed. I just want to mess with him a little or at least make him think twice before calling again. I was considering saying something like, "We've logged your number and we're looking into you," just to unsettle him.

Would you call him first, wait to see if he calls again, or just ignore it altogether? Curious what you guys would do.

My dad's RAV4 2008 used to shake when braking at like 50% after 20 minutes of driving or so. So my dad changed front and rear brake pads and rotors and it went pretty well for about a year. After a year, same issue, it's not as aggressive as it was with the old brakes but it's definitely there. Also the pads and rotors he bought are Pagid, if that matters. What could be the issue?

I’ve been driving every day for the past 2 years, mostly highway driving, at least 65 km daily. No matter if the car is blasting cold air, I always feel sweat running down my armpits while driving. The weird part is that I almost never sweat like this in normal daily life. I’m not tense or stiff when I drive either, I feel completely relaxed. Is there anything I could do about it?