u/No_Lawfulness3116

Hey, if I got admitted to Summer 2 classes that start in July, do I need to apply for Financial Aid 2025/2026 or 2026/2027. Guidance on this will be much appreciated

I got a new referral that's paying very well. All you gotta do is comment. US only

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Let's get that dough

As the title says. Dm me if you got a client with these accounts:

World Remit US and CA

MoneyGram CA

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Both must have a good history and shouldn't be a new account. Doing massive cashouts at 60/40

I got accepted to a Certificate program this coming Fall. While I do not qualify for any Pell Grants, I had a pretty good chance for a loan. I applied a few weeks ago on the FAFSA but I am yet to get any feedback/award on my loan request.

Who has had a similar experience with Certificate programs?

Should I just start saving up early enough for my fees and upkeep for the next 2 semester or should I just be patient?

I've seen a lot of hype around Nemesis. Had a lot of guys post and reference it on their stories, guys even referring to one of the characters as a genius.

Honestly after watching the show, all I realized is that it's really easy to please people nowadays. That was a really flat series. Right from the script, how scenes were executed. Everything was rushed unnecessarily.

I recently got a phone from Backmarket. Precisely an S22 Ultra.

This phone worked great for the first two weeks. Only issue I had with it then was the battery. Just yesterday, the phone died on me and I haven't been able to turn it on. Trust me, I have tried every possible boot up solution online. I am quite tech-savvy, so my guess is that this is a hardware issue. I'm really frustrated because I'm not even able to send it back. I had to get a local technicial to look at it and he says it'll cost me an extra $120. For a phone I bought late last month for less that $300? I wish I had just sent it back to them in the first place, but then again, I really needed it for some online tasks I do with utest. So, I'm missing out on the money I'd have made this week and also potentially set back $120 to $150 out of pocket

PS. Don't buy phones in FAIR conditions. This is my first bad experience with them after 4 active years

This is just a rant. What has been your experience with them?