dread_beard

u/dread_beard


r/Ebay•

So, question, here. Bought a watch from a UK seller. I've done hundreds of watch imports over the years so I am seasoned at dealing with import. This, however, is the first time I've ever had a seller send me the wrong item (and, in particular, a watch).

I am curious how eBay handles returns on these things when it comes to the return and the import fees paid. I'm guessing that an INAD will not force the seller to reimburse import fees, correct?

I am just debating on doing a straight return with the seller or going the INAD route. I'm guessing I probably an SOL with the import fees since I would imagine there is no way for eBay to force them to cover that. Seller does offer returns, but I

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r/newjersey•

I have gotten so many of my neighbors and family to sign up for Community Solar (either with PSEG accounts or First Energy/JCP&L accounts).

Basically you buy into a solar farm somewhere else in your utility's territory. Nothing on your roof, no equipment, no contract with a roofer. Renters can do it too.

Every month the farm produces power, your share of it shows up as a credit on your PSEG/JCP&L/ACE bill. You pay the solar company a fee that's less than the credit, and you pocket the difference. It all shows up on your normal utility bill, and leftover credits roll over.

For my family, we got a $145 credit last month on a $530 bill (also another $120 off for our EV charging program).

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r/AdoptiveParents•

Wife and I are incredibly lucky that we have been matched with 2 kiddos (Taiwan), now, for a bit. They are not super young, though - both over the age of 5 (siblings).

I'm of the belief that we should Americanize their names (utilizing their Taiwanese names as a base) and then keeping their given names as middle names. My wife seems to be pretty opposed on the opposite end.

I have to think that unfortunately this is a common issue for parents and kiddos. Any thoughts? I've come around to giving the kiddos a choice and sort of rolling with their belief on this. I feel like we are zeroing in on that. But also just wanted to see what other parents on here have done in a similar situation.

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r/tax•

FINALLY movement on my status -

"Your return finished processing and is in the initial approval stage. Your refund status will update automatically when we assign a refund issue date."

I filed EARLY February (like 2/3, I think). So, those of you in the same boat, we may finally be seeing some light at the end of the tunnel.

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