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My husband shipped me my ID via UPS. It was sent weeks ago express worldwide shipper. It got stuck multiple times before leaving the UK, with no updates, then got scanned in Philadelphia nearly 2 weeks ago with no updates since.

I asked UPS to investigate, to look into it, to do something (!) and the opened an investigation, immediately closed it marked it as “claim settled”

This is causing a disaster for me because I am am
currently locked out of all of my banking without my ID.

I’ve called customer service multiple times, I’ve escalated to supervisors (who keep saying they’ll investigate and then call me back in 24-48 hours but never do) and I’m at a loss now for what else to do.

I want someone to care and actually look into this, but everyone I speak to seems annoyed or indifferent.

Any advice on my next step? Do I have any chance of this turning up?

Hi C40 drivers- just got a black ultimate trim, and I’m wondering what sort of items does everyone keep inside their car to keep it clean and and tidy? Give me some tips!

I just purchased a 2023 CPO Volvo C40 (I love it, it’s great) I went on the test drive and signed the papers last week and noticed at the time that there were a couple of chips in the windshield with a small starburst coming off of them (nothing major but I wouldn’t expect that from a CPO) I mentioned to the sales person that I’d like them fixed before accepting the car and he argued with me at first that my insurance would replace the windshield for free but I said I wasn’t comfortable claiming something on my insurance that was preexisting. Eventually he agreed to a repair. They delivered the car today and he said they filled the chips with resin but they’re still visible.

I looked online at before and after of resin repairs and I’m really not sure any repair was done on mine at all. I’m not happy about the visibility of these chips still and the sales guy is still telling me to claim on my insurance and that it won’t be a problem.

What would you do in my situation?

I’ve found Reddit incredibly helpful throughout this process, so I thought I’d give back and answer any questions people have.

A bit about me:
-Early 40s
-Caucasian
-Flew to Seoul specifically for surgery
-Had a breast lift (mastopexy) with glandular repositioning (no implants)
-Stayed in Seoul for about two weeks before flying home
-I’m now 11 weeks post-op

Happy to answer questions about anything, including:
-Why I chose Korea instead of having surgery elsewhere
-Choosing a surgeon and clinic
-Cost
-Consultations
-Recovery timeline (what it was actually like day by day)
-Pain
-Compression bras
-Flying after surgery
-Hotels and recovering in Seoul
-Food, recovery tips, and things I wish I’d packed
-What surprised me during recovery
-How the results have changed from week to week
-Things I wish I’d known beforehand

I’m not a doctor, and this is just my personal experience, but I documented my recovery pretty closely and I’m happy to answer honestly, the good, the bad, and the unexpected.

Ask me anything!

Hello! I’m just moving to Dunedin and have been taking tennis lessons and tennis clinics for the past year and a half. I’d love to continue after moving- does anyone know of any women’s clinics or private/semi private coaching they recommend?