I'm assuming it is because everyone talks about 5G Connectivity instead, but can anyone confirm if Wi-Fi Calling on Fi with the VIII is still possible? I'm looking to buying the VIII in the near future but I rely on Wi-Fi Calling when Im at home. I don't need 5G personally, 4G is enough
Hi, this is my first mechanical keyboard so I cant say if its due to me not being used to it or my muscle memory or other things, but I went from a standard stock Dell keyboard to this and Im finding myself making lots more mistakes typing or even accidental spacebar presses than the membrane Dell I was using. Is this standard for these kinds of keyboards? Its like I barely tap the spacebar or my finger glides on another key by accident and it registers it as a press
I'm a high functioning autistic person who can drive a car, travel internationally to Japan on my own, cook dinner even if its just simple stuff with an oven and microwave, somewhat okay with finances, no debt to speak of, a handed down car from my dad still running well, good friends, and a stable and safe job......
.....Yet I have absolutely NO drive anymore for anything. I wake up generally late in the morning with only an hour before leaving for work or so, and constantly tired. I can't find myself playing through most video games these days, especially to completion. I tried to learn Japanese but I keep just not having the want to do it constantly. I don't have much love for myself at all. I look.....average, maybe? Not really attractive though, and every time I thought I'd try to maybe start trying out dating, something in my life would get in my way from doing it and its EXHAUSTING. The universe actively hates me and I always feel alone, whether its work a lot of times, my family feeling like I was adopted due to how different I am from everyone. Its all just so tiring. I don't know honestly how I keep going every day, I'm just largely on autopilot.
I'm looking into closing 2 of my cards as Capital One's Venture X denial mentions too many active accounts based on my loan history and income. I have a Care Credit I only used for a dental cleanup years ago at $3k and a AAA Dollars Plus that has caused me so many issues with account security issues and used from another user compared to others thats about $10k in credit. My income is $40-45k but I currently have $45k in total credit so I might also drop some of my Chase options down too. Is it okay to close the two cards if I have nothing on them, no balance due, and no reoccurring fees attached to them even before the new statement date?
My constant reason for getting denied is "there are too many active credit cards based on your income and loan history". I have a AAA Dollars Plus that honestly gives me a ton of trouble including security issues and a Care Credit I only really needed for dental a few years back. The combined total limit on those 2 cards are $12k and my current credit across all cards is $46k, but my income is currently $40-45k.
Currently along with those other 2 cards, I have the Chase Trifecta (Freedom Unlimited+Flex and Sapphire Preferred), Prime Visa, Wells Fargo Autograph (my oldest card), and regular Venture. Would closing those 2 accounts help with the denial message? Even if I get a different denial reason, thats a good step imo
I'm looking around to buying a second Xperia outside of the VIII (probably not going to) in case something happens to my current VI as I generally take very good care of my phones and can last a long time. I understand the battery life of the VI is better than the VII, but is it that noticeable? I had a 5 III before getting the VI and the battery improvement was insane but that makes sense.
I have had either 1 or 2 unauthorized charges on the card out of the blue (Yes, I got a new card when they happened and were reported) and now 2 unauthorized logins. Attempted to change username and password? AAA tells me to call them after doing the password attempt. Old username still works even though I clearly changed it. Then, they had to delete the account and reset online banking. Okay, do that....and the new password doesn't go through. Have to change password again and NOW it works. I have never seen such a convoluted process for a card that has had the most unauthorized attempts on it. What gives?
Curious on what way is considered the best way. I'm currently letting all of my cards carry a statement balance upon the monthly refresh and then paying them off the same day because I once got a letter saying that my Prime Visa would have a lowered credit line if I didn't call them to cancel that due to underutilizing the card. However, what actually happened was I kept paying the cards off before the monthly statement reset. Should I be doing something different actually? I'm also interested in getting a Venture X, but near August/September due to a trip in November as I already got the regular Venture 4 months ago. Not sure if any of this would help me get pre-approval for it.