u/RaddishEater666

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Has anyone been scammed by Elkjøp/trustly ?

Very odd, paid months ago online via a payment option they offered trustly bank transfer. Bank transfer happened, appliance received, about 5000nok . I have payment marked as confirmed , can show bank transfer with cid- to elkjop

And now several months later they are hounded me for payment, first not received then maybe refunded, no proof yet , I demanded proof and now all details sent via email .

But honestly I checked and I haven’t gotten a refund, isn’t it their job to get it from trustly ? Are they going to send me a debt collection letter if I keep sending them proof I’ve paid it ? Or how does this work in Norway ?

I’m getting rather scared and annoyed;this isn’t some 50nok thing . I told them I’m not chasing down trustly unless they can provide proof of a refund but maybe I should push back harder I really don’t know what to do.

It seems more like some system glitch on their end but they’re being very pushy for me to pay AGAIN instead of looking into it

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u/RaddishEater666 — 13 hours ago

Tap water tastes bad , any good filter combat this?

Moved into recently bought apartment (built 2018). And have only made awful tasting herbal tea since . After conducting experiments have deduced teapot , kettle, mugs , and tea bags are fine. But my tap water has a horrendous after taste. Also smells off.

Coffee is no problem

Has anyone found a water filter pitcher that works well to combat this?

Funny enough the rented extremely old apartment had decent tap water.

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u/RaddishEater666 — 24 days ago

I’m extremely triggered by fluorescent lights so obviously not that; when I can use a computer comfortably again I will return to work part time starting at home

I am moving and have a room with stark white walls I’d like to change.

I would really like to find something cozy but airy. Probably not too harsh with blue /greens

I’m willing to diy but I think when I walk into rooms with more textured walls or appearance it always feels nicer .

Anyone have ideas? Suggestions. I have used a paint brush to paint a room once but not much else in experience.

Ps I hate traditional beige taupe grey greige or whatever they use in traditional Dr rooms or corporate office . Much more drawn to natural materials.

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u/RaddishEater666 — 4 months ago