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I’m thinking about filing a chargeback with my Apple Card against Grubhub and wanted to hear from people who’ve actually been through it.

I ordered two drinks, but only one of them was mine. The other drink belonged to a completely different customer. I contacted support, explained everything, but they still denied my refund and wouldn’t even provide the link to file an appeal. I had to find it myself online.

The frustrating part is that this isn’t even the first time. I’ve had so many orders with missing or incorrect items that I honestly don’t trust Grubhub anymore. If I want the drink I originally paid for, I’d have to order it again and spend even more money.

At this point, I really don’t care if they ban my Grubhub account because I don’t plan on using them anymore. My only concern is whether a Grubhub ban could somehow affect my Amazon account or my Amazon Prime benefits since they have a partnership.

Has anyone filed a chargeback against Grubhub? Did they ban your account? And did it have any impact on your Amazon account, or are they completely separate?
I’d love to hear your experience.

Update: I got my refund, but I still ended up paying $15 for a $6 drink. They also sent me this:
“WARNING: If continued violations of our Terms and Conditions are detected, your account will be re-blocked permanently. It will not be eligible for any additional appeals.”
Like, wtf? They’re the ones breaking the Terms and Conditions. I just deleted my account.

 

My insurance copay for tretinoin is $10 no matter if it’s a 20g or 45g tube. Since I use it on both my face and my back, I go through it pretty quickly.

My question is: how can I get the 45g tube instead of the 20g? Does CVS usually carry the 45g size, or would they have to order it? Amazon Pharmacy only seems to have the 20g tube.

Any advice from people who have been able to get the larger tube?

These closet doors have a lot of scratches, and I’d like to make them look better without replacing them. I’m not looking for perfection, just a way to make the scratches less noticeable.

What would you recommend? Would a wood touch-up marker be enough, or should I use something else? Any product recommendations or DIY tips would be appreciated.

I work in Inbound Stow most of the time, and one thing I really hate is dealing with multiple items.

Sometimes I get several identical boxes together, and they’re all marked as multiples. After seeing a few of them, I assume the rest are also multiples, so I grab several items and stow them. But every now and then, one of those identical boxes is actually marked as a single. By the time I realize it, I’ve already stowed multiple items, and there’s really no way to fix it because my hands are already out of the bin.

I know the obvious answer is “read the screen before every stow,” and you’re right. It just sucks because your brain starts assuming they’re all the same when they’re identical boxes.

Last week, I had a group of identical boxes that were all marked as multiple quantities, except for one box, which contained five individual single items. I accidentally stowed all five items from that box as a multiple quantity when it was actually supposed to be one item per scan. So I probably created a shortage because I virtually stowed one item but physically stowed five.

For those of you in Stow, what do you do if you realize you stowed multiple items when it was supposed to be a single? And for anyone in Quality, what actually happens in that situation? Is there anything you can do after the fact, or is it basically impossible to correct once you’ve completed the stow?

Besides the obvious advice to “read the screen every time,” I’m curious if anyone has any tips to avoid this or how it’s handled on the back end.

A few months ago, I was stowing when I got one of those yellow messages saying I couldn’t stow and had to wait. I looked down at the floor and saw an Amnesty associate taking pictures, which caught my attention. Since I was just standing there waiting and honestly a little bored, I kept watching.

I saw him take some books that had been stowed correctly, standing upright, and lay them down horizontally. He then took a picture and kept walking. At the time, I didn’t really care, but it stayed in the back of my mind because I wondered if some Amnesty associates might do this to get pictures more quickly.

Today, someone from Quality came up to me and told me I had 20 Amnesty errors. I didn’t ask for more details and just said, “Okay,” because I didn’t see much point in arguing. I’m usually one of the top performers in quality, and I try to follow FOO, so hearing that surprised me.

I can’t help but think back to the person I saw manipulating that pod.

This post is not about being a snitch or going to management to complain. I’m mainly interested in hearing from people who work in Amnesty: is this something that ever happens, or was what I saw unusual? Have any other stowers noticed something similar?

I haven’t seen a dentist in about 7–10 years because of cost, anxiety, and honestly just putting it off.

At this point I know I need to go. I currently have:

1. One upper tooth on the right side that is badly decayed. I think it may actually be my upper wisdom tooth, or at least it’s the very last tooth on the top.
2. Two impacted lower wisdom teeth.
3. Probably several cavities.
4. On-and-off pain for about a month, which is what finally pushed me to do something.

I’m feeling overwhelmed because I assume I’ll need both a general dentist and an oral surgeon for the wisdom teeth.

For people who have gone through something similar, what advice would you give? I’m especially interested in things you wish you had known beforehand.

Some questions:
How do I find a good dentist instead of just picking someone from my insurance list?

Should I look for a dentist who regularly works with an oral surgeon?

Are there insurance or billing surprises I should watch out for?

Should I always ask for a written treatment plan and cost estimate before agreeing to anything?

Is it worth getting a second opinion if they recommend a lot of work?

For impacted wisdom teeth, is IV sedation worth it if you have dental anxiety?

Are there important questions I should ask before agreeing to extractions or other treatment?

Did anyone regret waiting, or regret rushing into treatment?

I’m also worried about being told I need several expensive procedures at once and not knowing what is truly urgent versus what can safely wait a little while.

Any advice, mistakes to avoid, insurance tips, or things you wish someone had told you before your first dental visit after many years would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone,

Where I work, there’s a girl who takes VTO almost every time it’s offered and sometimes even takes months of personal leave. It got me wondering: how does she pay her bills?

If I miss even one day of work, I can end up short that month and might have to dip into my savings. So I’m curious how people who take VTO regularly are able to make it work financially.

Someone once told me that some people receive government assistance, which could explain it. Others might have a side hustle, investments, a spouse who contributes to the household income, or simply fewer expenses.

This isn’t a hate post or criticism of anyone, I’m genuinely curious. If you’re someone who takes VTO often, how do you make it work financially?

Edit: If your contribution is just “mind your business,” then please follow your own advice, keep scrolling, and save us both the time. 😂

This is a discussion post, not a personal attack on anyone. Hundreds of people have shared their experiences, and that’s exactly what I was hoping for. If you don’t want to participate in the discussion, that’s okay but we don’t need the negativity.

So go ahead and mind your business. 😂

Le puse una recarga claro de 15 días a un familiar el 05/12 y tengo duda de cómo cuentan los días las compañías en Honduras.

¿El 05/27 todavía tendría saldo y servicio todo el día y podría recargar el 05/28, o el servicio ya se corta el 27?

Gracias

My mom will qualify for citizenship soon under the older-age exception rules. She’ll be 70 and has been a permanent resident for almost 20 years. She doesn’t speak English and has very limited literacy, so I want to make sure everything is done correctly.

She applied for Medicaid and food stamps in the past by going to offices by herself, and because of the language barrier I want a lawyer to review everything carefully and make sure there are no mistakes in old paperwork or anything that could cause issues later.

I’m mainly looking for someone to help prepare the N-400, review her background/history, prepare her for the interview, and possibly go with her to the interview.

We’re in the NYC/NJ area. For people who hired an immigration lawyer for a parent’s citizenship case, how much did you pay and was it worth it? Also, did the lawyer attend the interview or was that extra? Any recommendations or things to avoid would also help.

Hi,
I need help with something. I placed an order for a custom folded card that said same-day pickup. The earliest pickup time was yesterday at 6 PM, but now it’s today at 6 PM and I still haven’t received any confirmation that it’s ready. When I check the status, it only says “processing.” Should I keep waiting? What can I do? I really need it.

Update: the machine is as down