Missing woman story.

Missing woman story.

According to the Cleveland rememberance page on FB this is the woman named Amber who went missing after coming to town with her daughter to meet a man they met over Xbox.

I can't find the post maybe it was deleted -as I know some here were saying that it sounded like a swatting attempt. I had seen the story circulating a lot with seemingly credible comments elsewhere on the internet.

https://www.cleveland19.com/2026/07/06/medical-examiner-identifies-woman-found-dead-backyard-cleveland-home/

u/Velsetta — 7 hours ago

Reward tiers

Do the credit card points not count towards the reward tiers?

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I signed up for the credit card and received 50,000 reward points for spending a certain amount on the credit card, but my reward tier did not change from Gold to Platinum like I thought it would.

u/Velsetta — 24 days ago
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My daughter was given a job offer that had this clause...

My daughter was given a job offer for a position at a smaller local company this week, and had me look over the offer / contract since this would be her first office position not associated with an internship.

Ultimately when she tried to talk to them about it, she decided it was best to decline the position - They offered to reduce the required notice to 2 weeks but that she would still forfeit her check.

She described them being pretty insistent that this was common practice and that it seemed like they did not understand why she was concerned about this part of the contract since she was just starting the job - To me it seems like they thought that she should not be concerned if she planned on staying there for a long time. But I have never seen anything regarding withholding a check before and seriously question the legality of it.

Just thought I'd get others opinions on it / see what advice others would give if a younger person just starting out their career was presented with this in their contract.

*Edited to add the guy made some comment about how she was burning the bridge for $60 then she corrected him and said no it says an entire paycheck and he was like oh well $600 then. And then he went on to insist that all of 30ish of their employees have this in their contract...

u/Velsetta — 1 month ago