Yes, that’s exactly how I feel.

I know about that. I do that sometimes. It just isn’t practical every time.

Thank you, I love you!

It was the only search result relevant to my query.

Good point, Reddit is the real problem.

It happens more often than not with Mullvad.

They’re shit people. I take cans home to recycle because we don’t have proper recycling at my workplace.

If someone wants to pay more for something, and is made aware they can purchase the item elsewhere for cheaper, and still wishes to then that’s their prerogative. I don’t like being cheated or mislead.

Yeah they send you a forum through ebay that allows you to change it. It doesn’t work the way it does on Amazon.

I think I’m gonna wait a few days before telling them no. Or maybe just not respond. I’m sure as hell not changing or removing my negative feedback. Clearly my review is worth more to them than the cost of the item.

Correct.

That’s exactly what happened here. Except it was $11 more. In restrospect, I should have compared it with prices on Amazon.

They’re taking your money without providing you any value. It’s dishonest and it’s against eBay’s terms of service (unless they are working directly with the supplier, which I highly doubt is the case.)

The seller just buys the item on Amazon and sends it to your address usually at an inflated price. They sell stock that they don’t own.

I wouldn’t mind wearing a cape lol. Underrated fashion accessory.

Costco requires a membership so it’s likely in their terms of service that you have to consent to their checks. Walmart does not, so you can refuse without any recourse.

WeChat was the first thing I noticed

How does one embark on such a journey?

welcome to my life

The reason I don’t have a Google account.