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I'm going to pre-order Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra on bestbuy.com with a trade in (Z Fold6). I'll do a pick up in store option.

My understanding of the process is, I get charged the full price first, and then when I turn in my old phone I get a refund for the trade in value.

My question is, will I receive two receipts -- one showing full price and another showing a partial refund? I ask, because i need a receipt showing that I paid for the full price of the phone for certain rebate purposes.

I made the mistake of letting Google Health import Sleep data from Health Connect, which had Sleep data from Health Sync app (which in turn was sourced from Fitbit).

Because Google Health already had my historical Fitbit data natively, I now have a massive mess of duplicate entries.

Right now, you can only delete data in Google Health by type (e.g., nuking all Sleep data entirely) or by type+timeframe. There doesn't seem to be a way to undo a sync by deleting data from one specific imported source (i.e., "Health Sync" in my case).

Has anyone heard if/when Google plans to add a "delete by source" feature? Or has anyone found a reliable workaround to fix redundancies without wiping their entire history?

Existing Sleep data in Google Health (from Fitbit days)

Newly imported (duplicative) data from Health Sync (via Health Connect)

Just picked up a 90 day supply of a drug that requires prior authorization by CVS Caremark insurance. And then the existing PA expired.

I asked my doctor's office to initiate PA, so the next time I try to refill it's not a problem. But the doctor's office said I need to do this when it's time for a refill. Is it really true you can't initiate the PA process when you're in the too-soon-to-refill window??

I noticed recently that often times my Surface Laptop 7 takes a while to wake up. I know the laptop goes into modern standby (S0) by default, and once the battery drains 5% during modern standby it hibernates.

I ran sleep study (`powercfg /sleepstudy`) and I see it hasn't gone into Deepest Runtime Idle Platform State (DRIPS) at all during standby:

https://preview.redd.it/kuaodejjzpbh1.png?width=1384&format=png&auto=webp&s=f279b8c69ab39397ae008462d551f3b1def7ee9e

The top offender is Qualcomm Bus Device (\_SB.UR15). Any idea what this could be? I'm really seeing nothing useful on the sleep report to see what could be causing this.

FX Devices section

Srum Data section

I tried the Airplane mode, but the battery still drains during standby. I also tried Disconnected Standby mode (by running `powercfg /setdcvalueindex scheme_current sub_none f15576e8-98b7-4186-b944-eafa664402d9 0`), but that made no difference.

I'm on Windows 11 Pro 25H2 (26200.8655).

I received a CP2000 dated June 1, 2026 (for tax year 2024) and responded June 2 with a full disagreement and explanation. Today, I got a letter from IRS dated July 1 saying the IRS needs "additional time to complete our review of the information you provided on June 02, 2026" and that they will contact me again if they can’t complete their review within 90 days.

Is this a common response from IRS? I’ve been reading posts saying AUR is backed up and that the IRS may automatically issue a notice of deficiency at the 90-day mark even when the taxpayer’s response to CP2000 hasn’t been reviewed yet, which is making me nervous.

For those who’ve dealt with a CP2000:

• How often does the IRS send the “We need additional time” letter?
• Does that usually mean my response is too complicated? Or they just haven't had time to look at it yet?
• Should I expect a notice of deficiency right at 90 days if there’s still no resolution?

Thank you.

My first Galaxy Ring started having battery problems within the first year. I had to mail it in, and at that time they gave me a cash refund. This was August 2025, I believe.

I ordered a new Ring in September 2025. Again, less than a year later, the battery doesn't charge fully and the ring doesn't even last overnight (so less than 8 hours!). I mailed it in again.

Is getting a cash refund still an option? Or at least a store credit? I don't wanna get a replacement, which I'm sure will fail again.

This is for US warranty.