u/Outrager

I went to the VW dealer to look at a car they had listed on their website. I did not notice that it was "in transit" at the time. They let me test drive the base trim, but I was looking to purchase the higher trim that was still in transit.

There are no other dealers in my area with the higher trim and this dealer calls me almost daily to let me know it's not in yet. But today they told me that it'll be here in a few days. (Is this normal? Or are they trying really hard to sell this car?)

Since I was trading in my car (and maybe because it was the end of the month), they told me they couldn't give me a price for the car that's in transit or how much my current car would be valued at.

Is it normal for the dealer to hold the car for me to check it out the day it comes in? Or will they just sell it to someone else if they come in before I get there? I did not put down a deposit. If the car comes in on a weekday, I can't leave work until 6PM and the dealer is like a 1.5 hour drive away during rush hour.

Also, would it actually hurt my chances of negotiating if I sounded like I really wanted them to hold the car? I wanted to know what they would give me for my car before I make a decision so I didn't think to ask them if I could put down a deposit. People online always say to be ready to walk from the deal if the price isn't right.

Today on the Android app I got a big purple notification on the top of my dashboard to review my transactions. This is the first time I've seen this. At first it wanted me to review the last 7 days. Now it's asking me to review 1000s of my old transactions and there's no way to get rid of the notification. Am I missing something?

I don't need this notification ever and would like to remove it permanently. And also reviewing each transaction takes way too long since sometimes I have to click the button like 4 times for it to move on to the next one.

I received an email about a 700Credit class action settlement with a unique ID/Pin and it goes to www.700CreditDataBreachSettlement.com, but someone else's personal information is auto filled. I do not know who this person is and they are in a completely different state. I did some searching and I'm pretty sure this is a legit class action settlement. I have no idea what 700Credit is, but I did get a car loan back in 2018 with Honda Financing.

Has this happened to anyone else before? Did they just put my email address by accident when they signed up? Should I just ignore this?

My company's health insurance uses UnitedHealthcare (UHC) and it includes a Health Incentive Account (HIA) where I do things like track my steps/sleep and earn "money" to use towards reimbursing medical stuff. (Like I could get $2 a day for 30 minutes of movement or $5 a week for sleeping more than 7 hours 5 out of 7 days)

I was able to use it to reimburse me for my prescription glasses last year and I was able to use it to reimburse me for my glasses frames last month (I accidentally sat on them, but the lenses were fine) by submitting a claim to UHC. However, this month I bought some new sunglasses frames to replace my old ones and UHC won't send it to my HIA to pay myself back with the "rewards money".

I asked support about it and they said that my UHC plan doesn't include vision so they can't reimburse me. Which is weird since they did it 2 other times.

The HIA program doesn't seem to be that common because I had a hard time finding much information on it online. I was just wondering if anyone else had experience with the HIA. I'm not sure if it's a new policy to not reimburse vision, if it's because these are sunglasses frames, or if I did something wrong in my initial claim.

A few days ago I was listening to podcasts with PocketCasts in my car, but wanted to switch to some music. I ask Gemini to play a specific song and Gemini tells me that they can't use YouTube Music to play it, but I can use a different music service instead. I tried saying it again and got a similar message.

Is this a stupid glitch or is Gemini really that bad? I know on my Nest Hub it randomly tells me it can't control smart home stuff like my smart lights, but works again the next day.

I mainly notice this bug with my notifications for X and Slickdeals. Some of the notifications need to be expanded for me to read the whole message. If I get a few notifications in either app and use the drag down motion to expand a single notification, it causes that app group of notifications to shift down on the list. This gets very annoying and only started happening on my S25 Ultra on OneUI 8.5.

Has anyone else encountered this or know of a fix? Is this the new normal behavior in One UI 8.5?

I have my Discover It credit card attached to Google Pay on my phone. When I use that combination to pay for something, the name of the transaction is fine while pending, but as soon as it's finalized, the charge just gets renamed "Google" which messes up the category and makes it hard to tell what I used it for at a glance.

Is there a way to stop this remaining?