u/kantham_821

Hello guys,

I need to know how many demat accounts i have , I just forgot most of them , I need to close all of them.

Kindly help me find

Is there any one portal to find all of them in a single place

Thanks

Hii guys,

Can anybody help me find out some easy way to bulk export all my activity data

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For people currently working as a Customer Service Associate at Amazon India, are you working from home (WFH) or from the office (WFO)?

Just curious to know what the current situation is and roughly how common WFH is for CSAs these days. If possible, mention your city/location and whether you're full-time or part-time

My current mattress is already sinking in the middle even though it’s not that old. I’m curious what you guys have had good luck with. I’m over 300lbs and love sleeping on my back or stomach so I need something that stays flat and supportive. My shoulders can get sore if a bed is too hard so I’d love to find a balance between firm support and some comfort.

Are there any specific features that really makes a difference?? Or like specific mattress types or materials that are much better?

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I understand that Amazon’s service quality has declined, but part of the reason is probably the sheer number of people using and sometimes misusing these services.

Some people simply ask for refunds for no real reason, return products after using them, or even try to return food products. There have always been genuine customers, but with the number of people doing this increasing, Amazon obviously has to take some measures.

The problem is that when Amazon tightens its policies because of these bad cases, genuine customers end up suffering too.

It’s kind of like a few people abusing the system > Amazon introduces stricter rules > everyone has to deal with them.

So yes, Amazon should improve its service, but customers also need to understand that their own actions can contribute to why these policies become stricter in the first place.

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I've been friends with this guy for years. My family is financially well-off, but I've never flaunted it or made him feel inferior. I've helped him whenever I genuinely could.

Recently, he started a business with his family's support and became successful. Since then, he's openly said he only networks with people who can benefit him, ignores old friends, and gives more importance to people who can be useful to him.

With me, the biggest issue is money. He constantly brings up my family's wealth and financial situation, even though I've told him multiple times to stop. Whenever we go out, he indirectly expects me to pay because "you have money." He also expects me to be available whenever he calls, while giving late/one-word replies when I ask him to meet.

After my previous post, we didn't talk for a while. Then he called me out, and I went with a completely positive mindset. I didn't want to assume he was using me and look at everything negatively.

But even then, the outing mostly felt like I was accompanying him while he did his own things. He was in a hurry and wanted to leave once he was done. He also brought up my family's money again.

Today he asked me to come out because he was hungry and said he had no money. I understood what he meant and ended up paying for him. He thanked me.

Again, the amount isn't the issue. It's the repeated pattern of him saying he has no money and expecting me to cover things.

He also recently made a comment about my caste and my family's status. I got angry and shouted at him, but I never hit him. Later he told someone that I had punched him, which wasn't true.

I genuinely tried to give this friendship the benefit of the doubt, but I'm starting to feel like he mostly contacts me when he needs company, money, or help.

Am I overthinking this, or does this sound genuinely transactional? Would you distance yourself, confront him, or just set boundaries and see what happens?

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Hey, I’m a Telugu girl who recently started learning Malayalam and I really want to improve my listening and speaking.

Please suggest me some good Malayalam movies, songs, interviews, shows, etc. that can help me get used to the language naturally.

I’m especially looking for:

- Good movies with natural conversations

- Songs that are easy to understand / have nice lyrics

- Interviews or YouTube channels

- Informative stuff where I can learn new words

- Any good slang or everyday Malayalam content

Basically, what should I watch/listen to if I want to get better at Malayalam? 😭

Help me guys 🙏

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I've been friends with this guy for several years. My family is financially well-off, but I've never flaunted it or made him feel inferior. I've helped him whenever I genuinely could.

Recently, he started a business with his family's support and became successful. Since then, I've noticed a change. He openly says he networks only with people who can benefit him, ignores old friends, and suddenly becomes interested when someone has business/political connections.

With me, he constantly brings up my family's money in front of others. I've told him multiple times not to, but he still does. When we go out, he indirectly expects me to pay because "you have money" or tells me to ask my parents for money.

He also expects me to be available whenever he calls, but gives me delayed/one-word replies when I ask him to meet. Most importantly, I usually leave our meetups feeling drained rather than happy.

After my last post, neither of us texted for a while. Today he called me out, and I went with a genuinely positive mindset. I didn't want to assume he was using me and interpret everything negatively.

But the same thing happened again. He didn't bring money for the things we were doing together and indirectly expected me to pay, while he had money for something he personally wanted to buy a book.

I know this doesn't automatically prove he's using me, and I don't want to judge his intentions. But even after consciously trying to look at things positively, I still noticed the same pattern.

I'm thinking of simply setting a boundary next time: "I'm not paying for this." Then I'll see how he reacts.

Am I being fair, or am I still overthinking this? What would you do?

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I’m 18, and my parents have decided to give me ₹3 lakh to put into an FD in my own account.

I’m currently looking at Slice because the interest rate seems pretty good, but I’m not sure if it’s actually the best option.

My main priorities are:

- High interest rate

- Minimal or zero premature FD-breaking charges

- Safe and reliable bank

- Easy access to the money if I need it

- Auto-sweep/sweep-in would be a bonus

I’m open to any bank, not just Slice. I’m mainly looking for the best combination of interest + safety + flexibility.

Also, I have no other income at the moment. How would the tax/TDS work on the FD interest in my situation? Would the bank deduct TDS even if my total income is below the taxable limit?

If you had ₹3 lakh to put into an FD at 18, which bank would you choose and why?

Would really appreciate any suggestions or personal experiences.

Guys, I keep seeing/hearing the phrase “0.5 gadu”(point five). What exactly does it mean in Telugu slang? Is it a double meaning or does it have some other meaning?

Just curious 😭

Hii

Same as title.

I am not receiving any mails or 4 digit pins from amazon

How do I contact them

I finished my 30 nofap

Then left it for 4-5 months

Again did a 15 day nofap, completed it

Should I stop mastrubation??

Or at certain intervals it should be done?

Same as title.

Has anyone tried it ?

How do you get the location of the hub?

18M here.

When I was in 10th grade, my class teacher had a huge impact on me. She believed in me, encouraged me, took extra classes before my board exams, and did a lot of small things I've never forgotten.

After my 10th results, I wrote her a long thank-you letter and bought her a saree as a gift. In my family, gifting a saree to a respected female teacher or elder is simply a traditional gesture of gratitude and respect, nothing romantic.

The problem is I never actually gave either of them. I kept thinking I'd do it later, and somehow two years have passed.

Since then, I didn't pass my 12th exams and I'm repeating the year. I feel embarrassed meeting her because I don't feel like I've achieved anything yet. But another part of me feels that gratitude shouldn't depend on success.

If you were in my teacher's place, would you appreciate this or find it awkward after two years?

Also, I'd love to hear your own stories, did you ever have a teacher who made a big impact on your life, and did you ever get the chance to thank them?

Same as title

Same as title

18M here.

When I was in 10th grade, my class teacher had a huge impact on my life. She believed in me when I didn't believe in myself, encouraged me, took extra classes before our board exams, and genuinely changed the way I looked at myself.

After my 10th results, I wrote her a heartfelt thank-you letter (around 1,000 words) and bought her a saree as a gift. In my family, gifting a saree to a respected female teacher or elder is simply a gesture of gratitude and respect—nothing romantic.

I never actually gave either of them. I kept thinking I'd do it later, and now almost two years have passed.

Since then, I didn't pass my 12th exams and I'm repeating the year. That's honestly what's stopping me. I feel embarrassed to meet the teacher who believed in me when I don't feel like I've achieved anything yet.

From a girl's perspective, if you were in my teacher's place, would this feel genuine or awkward? Would the delay or my current situation matter, or would you simply appreciate the gesture?

I'd really appreciate honest opinions, especially from anyone who's had teachers they were close to.