Just bought the 65” TCL QM7L Pro from Costco for $999 ($1,085 after tax), but now I’m wondering if I should cancel and wait until Black Friday.
Do you think this model is likely to drop significantly for Black Friday, maybe $799-$899? Or do you think the price difference probably won’t be enough to justify canceling the order and waiting?
I live in an apartment and have an older woman who lives across the hall from me. I haven’t seen her in about 3 days, and there are now several things taped/left on her door that haven’t been removed.
One was a piece of mail that was left there a couple days ago, then yesterday there was a UPS “Sorry We Missed You” notice, and our leasing office also put a notice on everyone’s doors. All three are still there.
I rang her doorbell 3 times this morning around 7:30 and she didn’t answer. She’s usually up pretty early, but obviously she could just be away. Her car also isn’t in the parking lot, which makes me think she may just be staying with someone or out of town.
It’s Friday, so if I don’t say anything to the leasing office today, they’ll be closed for the weekend. Would you call the leasing office just to let them know and ask if they can check on her, or would you wait until Monday and see if she comes back? I don’t want to invade her privacy or make a big deal out of nothing if she’s simply away for a few days.
I'm a casual tv watcher, I don't want anything too basic, but I also don't need the highest quality. I can afford an OLED, but I'm not sure I'd actually benefit from spending that much because my TV watching is pretty inconsistent. I will be buying a 65”.
These are the overall totals after tax/ warranty ...
Lg OLED = $2,000
The TCL Mini-LED = $930
Which would you recommend?
5'4", Busty, I'm currently 209 pounds but I'm usually around 215. My weight fluctuates.
Weighted vest will be used for daily walks only, around 7-10k steps. I tried on a 20 pound which felt very easy but I've only tried it on in store but it still felt light.
I'm considering between a 30, 35 or a 40 pound vest, which would you recommend? I don't want an adjustable one.
I'm confused about a LabCorp bill and whether I actually need to pay it.
I had bloodwork done through my doctor's office and recently started getting bills from LabCorp.
In the past, I don't remember ever paying a labCorp bill so I'm not sure if this is a necessity or something I can just let go into collections.
The latest letter says my account is seriously past due and that if I don't pay, it may be referred to a third-party collection agency. It also says LabCorp may refuse future laboratory services if the balance remains unpaid.
As far as I know, nothing has ever shown up on my credit report from previous medical bills, so I'm trying to understand what my options are before I do anything. I do actually care about my credit but I just want to know if I absolutely need to pay it or will anything actually happen if I don’t pay.
My questions are :
If I ignore this, is it likely to be sent to collections?
Can medical bills like this affect my credit?
Has anyone dealt with a similar situation with LabCorp If so what happened?
Is it necessary to pay or no ?
What I’m looking for:
* flat cash back on everything
* no categories
* no travel focus
* one card setup only ( don’t plan to have an ecosystem )
* simple/easy to use
* Good app/customer service
* Long term reliability
Right now I’m mainly considering
Wells Fargo Active Cash and Fidelity Rewards Visa signature since I already have a Fidelity Roth IRA account, but I’m not heavily into investing and don’t know much about it right now.
I mainly spend on normal everyday things like groceries, Sam’s Club, Target, online shopping, household purchases, etc. I’ll basically be using the card more like a debit card and paying it off regularly.
I’m open to hearing if there’s another similar flat 2%, no categories, no annual fee card I should seriously consider before making my final decision.
I’m trying to decide between the Wells Fargo Active Cash and Citi Double Cash as my first everyday credit card.
I don’t travel and mainly want:
- simple cash back
- no annual fee
- one card for everyday purchases
- no categories to keep track of
I’ve narrowed it down to these two because they both offer 2% cash back.
My biggest hesitation is Wells Fargo’s past scandals involving fake accounts. I know that happened years ago, but does anyone still have concerns using them today for a credit card? Have you personally had any issues with Wells Fargo recently?
For people who’ve used either (or both), which do you prefer and why?
Also open to other recommendations if there’s another simple everyday card you think would fit my situation better long-term. I don’t usually switch cards often, so I’m trying to choose something I’ll still be happy with years from now.