Sol_Hando

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r/Library•

I'm doing research into an obscure part of the history of Insurance. I found an out-of-print book (Exchange : a guide to an alternative insurance market) that seems to be the source of a lot of information I am looking for. Unfortunately the author seems to have passed away recently, there are no copies for sale online, and only fragmentary PDFs of certain chapters are available online.

It seems like the Library of Congress has a copy available digitally. I "pre-registered" online, but it looks like I need to go in person in order to access their digital library. I was wondering if there's any way around this? While it's important to me as a niche interest, I don't live in or near DC, an

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r/stripe•

Link is a payment method that allows you to save your card to your phone number, in theory making it easier for customers to make payment without having to add their card details manually.

A large number of my customers were having difficulty paying with link, some to the point that their bank locked their card. We basically just had to tell them "Try paying without link, and call your bank." Which generally left a lot of dissatisfied customers, about 30-40% of payments either failed or were canceled, and additional customer support time.

I disabled Link over the weekend, and literally every single payment since then (over 25) has succeeded. No failed or cancelled

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r/u_Sol_Hando•

For most landlords the honest answer is: eat the missed rent, start an eviction that takes months, and hope the security deposit covers a fraction of it. A personal guarantor helps... unless they stop returning calls.

Here's a better plan. PandaGuarantee issues you a lease rental bond. If the tenant defaults, we pay — the unpaid rent isn't your loss.

What it costs you: nothing. The tenant pays the premium. They get approved for an apartment they'd otherwise miss on income or credit requirements; you get a financially guaranteed lease instead of a rejection or a larger risk.

You get keep your screening standards without reducing the range

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r/u_Sol_Hando•

For most landlords the honest answer is: eat the missed rent, start an eviction that takes months, and hope the security deposit covers a fraction of it. A personal guarantor helps... unless they stop returning calls.

Here's a better plan. PandaGuarantee issues you a lease rental bond. If the tenant defaults, we pay — the unpaid rent isn't your loss.

What it costs you: nothing. The tenant pays the premium. They get approved for an apartment they'd otherwise miss on income or credit requirements; you get a financially guaranteed lease instead of a rejection or a larger risk.

You get keep your screening standards without reducing the range of app

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