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2013.08.21 16:37 TheJoePilato Buy low, sell high
A place to discuss tactics and success stories of buying things for a low price and selling them for a higher one.
2021.09.25 18:37 badmark BudgetKeebs - Mechanical Keyboards Made Accessible to Everyone!
Keyboards of all budgets welcome! Budget does not always mean "cheap", it means working within a reasonable price range but still using quality items, or the best available within that range. We also love DIY boards; 3D printed, hand wired, whatever you have, we love the creativity of the community and the wonderful and amazing projects that are created every day. No GroupBuys, Indiegogo, or Kickstarter links! Try our Discord server: https://discord.budgetkeebs.com/ for quick help!
2024.05.21 16:39 TheeMiniCorndog Best "ROI" Build/Platform Question/Discussion
*Note* This is not to start a "this car is bad/this car is good" argument. I'm merely looking at the economics of a drag build and trying to be as efficient with my money as possible.
That said, is there any particular reason to build specific chassis/platforms that's more expensive besides "variety is the spice of life"?
Context: I have a built, supercharged LS3 C6 whose drivetrain is completely aftermarket. At a certain capacity, though, I think that the same parts in any "chassis" would yield comparable results. Translation: If I put 20k in parts into a stock car whose book value is 50k (car A), I have a 70k capital investment. Conversely, if I put 20k into a stock car whose book value is 10k (car B), now I have only 30k invested and could be essentially as quick. This may be oversimplifying things dramatically, but if I can free up money and have a comparable experience, why not? Furthermore, what are some good suggestions and things to avoid while trying to be so budget focused? Thanks!
Lastly, and this might be a HUGE caveat: I'm ignoring buying a faster stock car for the moment. Why? I'm trying to free up some capital. Modifications rarely have much resale value, and labor for mods (if subletted) is almost always a sunk cost. As such, it seems logical to just buy a faster stock car that will hold its value. Problem with that is that if you spend more money in a stock car, now you are investing more capital. Money you will have better odds of recapturing at time of sale, but still more held captive
TL:DR: Why not build a cheap/beat up platform rather than a higher end exotic? If performance is the same, objectively, the only difference between a mint, twin turbo Lamborghini and a turbo 200k, rebuilt title SN95/f-body is cost.
Again, this isn't a slight towards expensive platforms. They certainly can be worth their weight in gold in coolness and appeal of the public.
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That said, is there any particular reason to build specific chassis/platforms that's more expensive besides "variety is the spice of life"?
Context: I have a built, supercharged LS3 C6 whose drivetrain is completely aftermarket. At a certain capacity, though, I think that the same parts in any "chassis" would yield comparable results. Translation: If I put 20k in parts into a stock car whose book value is 50k (car A), I have a 70k capital investment. Conversely, if I put 20k into a stock car whose book value is 10k (car B), now I have only 30k invested and could be essentially as quick. This may be oversimplifying things dramatically, but if I can free up money and have a comparable experience, why not? Furthermore, what are some good suggestions and things to avoid while trying to be so budget focused? Thanks!
Lastly, and this might be a HUGE caveat: I'm ignoring buying a faster stock car for the moment. Why? I'm trying to free up some capital. Modifications rarely have much resale value, and labor for mods (if subletted) is almost always a sunk cost. As such, it seems logical to just buy a faster stock car that will hold its value. Problem with that is that if you spend more money in a stock car, now you are investing more capital. Money you will have better odds of recapturing at time of sale, but still more held captive
TL:DR: Why not build a cheap/beat up platform rather than a higher end exotic? If performance is the same, objectively, the only difference between a mint, twin turbo Lamborghini and a turbo 200k, rebuilt title SN95/f-body is cost.
Again, this isn't a slight towards expensive platforms. They certainly can be worth their weight in gold in coolness and appeal of the public.
2024.05.21 16:39 Slave2soul Need advice on what to price my PC at for sale. UK.
 | Hi All, submitted by Slave2soul to PC_Pricing [link] [comments] My PC is just gathering dust now I have a little one and I’m looking to sell it over the next few weeks. At the time is was a v.high spec PC and appreciate that it may have depreciated over time. But, I’m looking for realistic advice on what price I can ask for this and the best place to list it to attract serious offers from like minded enthusiasts. Thanks! https://preview.redd.it/0ufuf2u3ks1d1.jpg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a0dcbd2fd8d4380d2b06f699594a364628beef5d |
2024.05.21 16:38 Icy_Budget1918 Emmerson Gray felt slip case
 | Just came today. This is navy. Just enough padding to keep it from being abraded in my bag while not adding bulk when I’m reading. Exactly what I wanted! Seems well made and fairly tight fit. submitted by Icy_Budget1918 to kindle [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 16:38 TheeMiniCorndog Best "ROI" Build/Platform Question/Discussion
*Note* This is not to start a "this car is bad/this car is good" argument. I'm merely looking at the economics of a drag build and trying to be as efficient with my money as possible.
That said, is there any particular reason to build specific chassis/platforms that's more expensive besides "variety is the spice of life"?
Context: I have a built, supercharged LS3 C6 whose drivetrain is completely aftermarket. At a certain capacity, though, I think that the same parts in any "chassis" would yield comparable results. Translation: If I put 20k in parts into a stock car whose book value is 50k (car A), I have a 70k capital investment. Conversely, if I put 20k into a stock car whose book value is 10k (car B), now I have only 30k invested and could be essentially as quick. This may be oversimplifying things dramatically, but if I can free up money and have a comparable experience, why not? Furthermore, what are some good suggestions and things to avoid while trying to be so budget focused? Thanks!
Lastly, and this might be a HUGE caveat: I'm ignoring buying a faster stock car for the moment. Why? I'm trying to free up some capital. Modifications rarely have much resale value, and labor for mods (if subletted) is almost always a sunk cost. As such, it seems logical to just buy a faster stock car that will hold its value. Problem with that is that if you spend more money in a stock car, now you are investing more capital. Money you will have better odds of recapturing at time of sale, but still more held captive
TL:DR: Why not build a cheap/beat up platform rather than a higher end exotic? If performance is the same, objectively, the only difference between a mint, twin turbo Lamborghini and a turbo 200k, rebuilt title SN95/f-body is cost.
Again, this isn't a slight towards expensive platforms. They certainly can be worth their weight in gold in coolness and appeal of the public.
submitted by TheeMiniCorndog to dragracing [link] [comments]
That said, is there any particular reason to build specific chassis/platforms that's more expensive besides "variety is the spice of life"?
Context: I have a built, supercharged LS3 C6 whose drivetrain is completely aftermarket. At a certain capacity, though, I think that the same parts in any "chassis" would yield comparable results. Translation: If I put 20k in parts into a stock car whose book value is 50k (car A), I have a 70k capital investment. Conversely, if I put 20k into a stock car whose book value is 10k (car B), now I have only 30k invested and could be essentially as quick. This may be oversimplifying things dramatically, but if I can free up money and have a comparable experience, why not? Furthermore, what are some good suggestions and things to avoid while trying to be so budget focused? Thanks!
Lastly, and this might be a HUGE caveat: I'm ignoring buying a faster stock car for the moment. Why? I'm trying to free up some capital. Modifications rarely have much resale value, and labor for mods (if subletted) is almost always a sunk cost. As such, it seems logical to just buy a faster stock car that will hold its value. Problem with that is that if you spend more money in a stock car, now you are investing more capital. Money you will have better odds of recapturing at time of sale, but still more held captive
TL:DR: Why not build a cheap/beat up platform rather than a higher end exotic? If performance is the same, objectively, the only difference between a mint, twin turbo Lamborghini and a turbo 200k, rebuilt title SN95/f-body is cost.
Again, this isn't a slight towards expensive platforms. They certainly can be worth their weight in gold in coolness and appeal of the public.
2024.05.21 16:36 Throwaway21092109 Can i get eb2 as ecology phd graduate
How likely are you to get sponsored for green card as postdoc (ecology)?
So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
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So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
2024.05.21 16:34 BigLustyPanda Help explain price breakdown
 | I was looking at price detail of my current model Y order. How comes long range all wheel drive is listed at $13,990 on top of model Y for 34k submitted by BigLustyPanda to TeslaModelY [link] [comments] Thanks you |
2024.05.21 16:33 y-dom My teacher is looking for this and i’m lost.
 | his words “Find this chip for sale - it came out of an emergency charger of a car. It is a MICRO USB PORT Look at eBay, Amazon, Google, etc. Search high and low. Extra credit whoever can find what this is and more extra credit if you find a place we can buy one.” submitted by y-dom to UsbCHardware [link] [comments] |
2024.05.21 16:31 bagelbelly Selling a Car on FB Marketplace and numerous dealerships have messaged me
I've listed a 2021 Hyundai Palisade for sale, and I've had at least 10 dealerships from my state and surrounding states message me asking for the vin.
Not long after sending them the vin, they send me an offer and offer to come pick up the car. The most recent dealership offer was an acceptable offer. He made it seem very simple.
The dealership is 2 hours away. He will have us meet a dealership representative at a Wells Fargo Bank local to me. We will go in the bank, I will receive X amount of dollars, and then I sign the bill of sale. Then they have their own transportation pick up the car and haul it away.
It seems legit, but it also seems like there's a catch. I've researched the dealership and the "acquisition specialist" that I've been communicating with.
Is this a familiar process to any of you all? Anything funky to expect from the dealership? Anything to look out for?
Thanks in advance.
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Not long after sending them the vin, they send me an offer and offer to come pick up the car. The most recent dealership offer was an acceptable offer. He made it seem very simple.
The dealership is 2 hours away. He will have us meet a dealership representative at a Wells Fargo Bank local to me. We will go in the bank, I will receive X amount of dollars, and then I sign the bill of sale. Then they have their own transportation pick up the car and haul it away.
It seems legit, but it also seems like there's a catch. I've researched the dealership and the "acquisition specialist" that I've been communicating with.
Is this a familiar process to any of you all? Anything funky to expect from the dealership? Anything to look out for?
Thanks in advance.
2024.05.21 16:31 McParat Insurance release form
Just received a release form from an insurance company for some property damage that happened to my front yard due to a car accident. The language states: “For and in consideration of the payment to (me) of the total sum of $xxx, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, …”
I have not received any check or payment yet and the agent stated that they will send me the check after I sign the release form (which prevents me from going after them for more damages/money later on). The fact that I have to acknowledge receipt of money that I haven’t received yet and won’t receive until after I sign seems a bit suspect.
Is this standard practice? I’m worried that if I sign this that they may never send me anything.
Thanks in advance.
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I have not received any check or payment yet and the agent stated that they will send me the check after I sign the release form (which prevents me from going after them for more damages/money later on). The fact that I have to acknowledge receipt of money that I haven’t received yet and won’t receive until after I sign seems a bit suspect.
Is this standard practice? I’m worried that if I sign this that they may never send me anything.
Thanks in advance.
2024.05.21 16:31 Due_Push9959 No Time of Sale Report
I flew from Colorado to Texas to purchase my Bolt. The dealership told me they could not apply the federal tax credit at point of sale but I could apply the credit to my 2024 taxes. This looked legit from what I can see online. In my excitement about my new car and desire to get on the road for my 16+ hr drive home I did not realize they didn't give me the point of sale report. I've been asking for it since I arrived home and realized they didn't provide it but now it is over 2 weeks later and the salesman barely replies to my calls and emails and just keeps saying he is waiting to hear from finance. I see instructions on IRS.gov about how to file if you don't have a copy of the time of sale report but I suspect the dealership didn't even report the sale. Any recommendations on what I should do now?
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2024.05.21 16:30 woogeroo Specialized concept stores & shoe stock
I’ve got to say I’m amazed how bad the shopping experience is at the Specialized Concept store near me. Combined with the general problems with stock of shoes in the UK, it was a bizarre experience when I visited one recently.
Has anyone had a good experience with a Specialized concept store somewhere in the UK? Are there even any decent bike shops anywheee in the country trying to that actually have stock of a range of brands & sizes to try on? helmets, shoes, kit are all a problem.
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- The store is in an absolutely random place, in the middle of nowhere on the edge of town surrounded by industrial areas and motorways. It’s completely inaccessible except by car, and it’s a hassle to get to even from within the same city, 45mins drive at least. It’s not in a shopping area, or near to any area where people spending £10k+ on a bike would ever likely be, nor near to anywhere where you could even reasonably ride a bike. There is not a single other interesting shop of any sort in the same strip, just a convenience store and a gym. Astoundingly shit location.
- The opening hours are standard office opening hours during the week, 10am to 6pm, 9 to 5 on Saturday and it’s completely shut on Sunday. Combined with the location this makes it basically impossible for anyone with a job to get to in the week, and for an out of town shop to be shut on Sunday is just dumb AF.
- Every single helmet on display was a size small, so I had to wait and ask them to grab ones in my size from the back every time. Seems odd.
- They have zero stock in store of any shoes in my size.
- There is no UK stock of any mtb shoe in their range in my size, and there won’t be till November.
Has anyone had a good experience with a Specialized concept store somewhere in the UK? Are there even any decent bike shops anywheee in the country trying to that actually have stock of a range of brands & sizes to try on? helmets, shoes, kit are all a problem.
2024.05.21 16:30 Jenna_SourcinBox Top Dropshipping Picks for Father's Day Success
 | Top Dropshipping Picks for Father's Day Success submitted by Jenna_SourcinBox to SourcinBox [link] [comments] Even though Mother's Day just passed not far, people are already gearing up for Father's Day. From timeless classics to innovative gadgets, customers are searching online to discover gifts that will capture hearts and create wonderful memories. For online sellers, getting prepared ahead to elevate Father's Day sales is significant. According to NRF‘s Father’s Day survey, we've compiled some valuable data for reference:
1. Golf BagGolf equipment is surely one of the best gift ideas for fatherhood since this popular recreational sport has a large group of 'father' fans. Whether a seasoned pro or just starting a golfing journey, this product helps elevate the gift receiver's game and makes every swing memorable! Choose a trustful agent to source golf bags designed for both style and functionality to boost sales!Golf Bag-Google Trends 2. Running ShoesFor the dad who is always on the move or a sports lover, a pair of high-quality running shoes will be the best gift of comfort and motivation. With every stride, he'll be reminded of thoughtfulness and support. If you are selling sporting goods online, promote your offerings’ emphasize on comfort, style and performance when promote your offerings on social media.Running Shoes-Google Trends 3. Leather Slide SandalsIf your target audiences are struggling with summer, make slide sandals a staple for your Father's Day selling list. Leather slide sandals offer a winning combination of comfort, durability, and style that dads will love. The timeless design must be a caring gift combined with customized packing and a greeting card to fathers. Stock up now and give your customers the perfect gift option!Leather Slide Sandals-Google Trends 4. Slim Metal Card HolderFor those looking for a Father's Day gift that combines practicality with style, the slim metal card holder is a wonderful option. Its durable metal construction ensures long-lasting use which makes it suit any profession and status. Add it to your offering list and help fathers say goodbye to bulky wallets and hello to streamlined sophistication.Card Holder-Google Trends 5. Dash Cam For CarsSenting father a car recorder to enhance safety on the road is also a gift alternative for many people. Whether commuting, road-tripping, or just cruising around town, a high-quality dash cam records every moment in crystal-clear detail as a reliable journey companion. Encourage your customers to leave honest and reliable feedback to increase traffic.Dash Cam-Google Trends 6. Mini Car Vacuum CleanerThe small vacuum cleaner is a hot item among vehicle owners thus it can also be included in the selling list preparing for Father's Day. Equipped with various brushes and nozzles to help clean dust easily. It is not only perfect for car internal cleaning, but home and office detailing cleaning. It is easy to operate and clean, and middle-aged or seniors can also operate effortlessly.Car Vacuum-Google Trends Add Products and Get Ready for Father's Day SellingHave you got any inspiration from the products listed above?To make your dropshipping business more competitive, we recommend branding your products and adding distinguished features or customized packaging. Send us your sourcing request now for a wonderful dropshipping experience! |
2024.05.21 16:29 Slave2soul Need advice on what to price my PC at for sale. UK.
Hi All,
My PC is just gathering dust now I have a little one and I’m looking to sell it over the next few weeks. At the time is was a v.high spec PC and appreciate that it may have depreciated over time. But, I’m looking for realistic advice on what price I can ask for this and the best place to list it to attract serious offers from like minded enthusiasts.
Thanks!
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My PC is just gathering dust now I have a little one and I’m looking to sell it over the next few weeks. At the time is was a v.high spec PC and appreciate that it may have depreciated over time. But, I’m looking for realistic advice on what price I can ask for this and the best place to list it to attract serious offers from like minded enthusiasts.
Thanks!
2024.05.21 16:28 DangerShart Is it game over for European legacy manufacturers?
I have been following the development of EVs in China for a few years.
Just watched this video about the new Xiaomi car.
TLDW 664bhp, 0-60 in under 3 seconds, 400 mile range, and can add 300 miles in under 20 minutes.
All for under £33k
Now obviously the price will be a lot more if it ever comes to Europe but the presenter seems to think there is nothing from the legacy manufacturers that can compete and I am struggling to disagree.
I expect a lot of people will dismiss Chinese cars for reasons and the badge has a lot of value in the UK but in the rest of Europe they all drive Dacias anyway so I don't think this is as important.
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Just watched this video about the new Xiaomi car.
TLDW 664bhp, 0-60 in under 3 seconds, 400 mile range, and can add 300 miles in under 20 minutes.
All for under £33k
Now obviously the price will be a lot more if it ever comes to Europe but the presenter seems to think there is nothing from the legacy manufacturers that can compete and I am struggling to disagree.
I expect a lot of people will dismiss Chinese cars for reasons and the badge has a lot of value in the UK but in the rest of Europe they all drive Dacias anyway so I don't think this is as important.
2024.05.21 16:26 PretendReason7905 SA Car Thief Details.
Since a few friends and I have been watching and tracking car thefts lately and since Bexar County court system is dropping most cases that aren't violent or a murder, it's time to fill y'all in on the fun stuff.
If you have a stolen vehicle, I deeply implore you to check Wingate Avenue in the city. This is the area where vehicles are ending up and the dude who's actually been stealing numerous vehicles is on the street living in the most beautiful house you can imagine.
The crazy thing is that this dude, despite having stolen multiple vehicles, keeps getting released back into the public. He has a home burglary charge where he was physically caught breaking into someone's home that was dropped. He was charged and found again with cocaine on him, but that was dropped. He has had multiple stolen vehicle reports with his DNA and literal personal items found in the vehicles but the police are doing nothing about it. This dude works for a cable company and will literally leave his receipts with his name on them IN the stolen vehicles. These receipts have his name AND his id number because they're from when he goes in to sell stolen copper for excess cables. That's how stupid this guy is, but he keeps getting released. This is y'all's San Antonio car thief.
WILD that mods removed this post before but it's been slightly edited now. 🤔
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If you have a stolen vehicle, I deeply implore you to check Wingate Avenue in the city. This is the area where vehicles are ending up and the dude who's actually been stealing numerous vehicles is on the street living in the most beautiful house you can imagine.
The crazy thing is that this dude, despite having stolen multiple vehicles, keeps getting released back into the public. He has a home burglary charge where he was physically caught breaking into someone's home that was dropped. He was charged and found again with cocaine on him, but that was dropped. He has had multiple stolen vehicle reports with his DNA and literal personal items found in the vehicles but the police are doing nothing about it. This dude works for a cable company and will literally leave his receipts with his name on them IN the stolen vehicles. These receipts have his name AND his id number because they're from when he goes in to sell stolen copper for excess cables. That's how stupid this guy is, but he keeps getting released. This is y'all's San Antonio car thief.
WILD that mods removed this post before but it's been slightly edited now. 🤔
2024.05.21 16:26 Throwaway21092109 How likely to get US citizenship as ecology post doc
How likely are you to get sponsored for green card as postdoc (ecology)?
So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
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So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
2024.05.21 16:25 cold_mountain28 What happened to today’s Honda
My first car was a Honda accord I bought 5 years ago. Although it was a 4 years old used car with almost 100k miles, the salespeople at the dealership were patiently walking me through the car, answering all my questions and accompanying me to the test drive, about 10k USD out of the door also a good deal within my budget at the time. Reliable, beautiful car never had any problems.
Because of my good experience with Honda, I never hesitate to recommend Honda to my friends who are looking for a new car. Two separate cases, I’m with them in two different Honda dealerships, equally terrible experience. One dealership makes 21k CRV almost 29K OTD with extended warranties and anti theft devices, changes sales person in the middle after I tell them we are not paying for what we don’t need, implying me to shut up if I’m not the one who’s buying the car. Another dealership has 2020 civic for 25k, became angry after test drive my friend told them he will consider it but need to test drive other options as well “Don’t test drive it if you are not buying it”. Additionally, both 1.5t engine feels louder than my 2.4L engine.
One of my friends eventually got Mazda cx5, with lower price and better dealership experience, another got same year certified BMW 330i for about same price as the civic.
Is that because of the changes after covid or differences between the states (I got mine from NY, both recent experiences are in the CA)?
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Because of my good experience with Honda, I never hesitate to recommend Honda to my friends who are looking for a new car. Two separate cases, I’m with them in two different Honda dealerships, equally terrible experience. One dealership makes 21k CRV almost 29K OTD with extended warranties and anti theft devices, changes sales person in the middle after I tell them we are not paying for what we don’t need, implying me to shut up if I’m not the one who’s buying the car. Another dealership has 2020 civic for 25k, became angry after test drive my friend told them he will consider it but need to test drive other options as well “Don’t test drive it if you are not buying it”. Additionally, both 1.5t engine feels louder than my 2.4L engine.
One of my friends eventually got Mazda cx5, with lower price and better dealership experience, another got same year certified BMW 330i for about same price as the civic.
Is that because of the changes after covid or differences between the states (I got mine from NY, both recent experiences are in the CA)?
2024.05.21 16:25 takialt [EU] [SELLING] 20+ Extra Manga on my Shelf for sale! Including Evil's Return, kiss him, not me etc...
- On the Shelf - Extra Manga -
Hello, I have a lot of manga I need to get rid of quickly Including my extra extra manga. ALL PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE!!
Each Manga on my Shelf on the imgur link below - €6.50-€20 (Depends on the Manga) + Additional Shipping Cost for US/Canada
https://imgur.com/a/eYogta3
DM me for more detailed pictures.
My Other Manga for Sell (mangaswap) - OOP Including High School Debut, Red River, Tenjo Tenge ex...
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Hello, I have a lot of manga I need to get rid of quickly Including my extra extra manga. ALL PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE!!
Each Manga on my Shelf on the imgur link below - €6.50-€20 (Depends on the Manga) + Additional Shipping Cost for US/Canada
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My Other Manga for Sell (mangaswap) - OOP Including High School Debut, Red River, Tenjo Tenge ex...
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2024.05.21 16:24 Throwaway21092109 Likelihood of green card as ecology phd graduate
How likely are you to get sponsored for green card as postdoc (ecology)?
So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
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So my one goal in life is to move to the USA. I don't care what people have to say about how much they hate it, it's just the place for me. The nature, the freedom, the diversity, its perfect for my career. Please don't try and convince me it sucks because I wont listen. Visiting just wouldn't be the same. I want to have my life there, plus i cant afford the car rental to do the kind of things i want to do.
Ive been accepted into an ecology phd in the UK. This is probably my best chance of getting to the USA because of the connections it will give me and its a subject relevant to the US. Would i have a reasonable chance at being sponsored for eb2 or something?
Issue is i dont want to waste the rest of my 20s on it. Ill be 29 when I graduate. Theres other places i want to travel, things i want to do. Its not like a job where i can quit, travel for a bit, and come back. I can't defer it, cant take a year out, bc of the way its funded.
Ive looked into doing a phd in the US, but to do one as a UK national I'd need Fulbright funding or similar which means im not allowed to stay on after and have to go back for 2 years, and not eligible for a waiver because its partially UK funded. I cant find any degrees i want to do that are funded. And anyway, I'm not sure i could cope with how intense phds are over there.
2024.05.21 16:21 hawkeyedre Vredestein Hitrac vs Continental Control Contact
I drive a 2018 Honda Civic and am looking for new tires. I'm not planning on keeping my car for more than a few years so not trying to spend a lot of money. I'm trying to decide between the Vredestein Hitrac and Continental Control Contact Tour All Season Tires. Found sales on each where they're $450-$470 before taxes and installation. I live in Iowa where we get snow and ice. Never had snow tires and never had any problems, so I'm looking for all season tires that do okay in the snow. I also drive a lot on the highway commuting to work. Any recommendations?
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2024.05.21 16:21 green-yellow-0914 Temporary car insurance for visitor
Hi,
I bought my car back in January and I have marshmallow as a car insurance. I cannot add drivers that do not live in the UK onto my plan. I did a quick Googling and it seems there is short term car insurance that exists. Does one of you have experience with those? Any advice of which company to use or avoid? Can it cover my family while they visit me for a week (they have a french driving license)? Thank you for your help
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I bought my car back in January and I have marshmallow as a car insurance. I cannot add drivers that do not live in the UK onto my plan. I did a quick Googling and it seems there is short term car insurance that exists. Does one of you have experience with those? Any advice of which company to use or avoid? Can it cover my family while they visit me for a week (they have a french driving license)? Thank you for your help
2024.05.21 16:20 hawkeyedre Vredestein Hitrac vs Continental Control Contact
I drive a 2018 Honda Civic and am looking for new tires. I'm not planning on keeping my car for more than a few years so not trying to spend a lot of money. I'm trying to decide between the Vredestein Hitrac and Continental Control Contact Tour All Season Tires. Found sales on each where they're $450-$470 before taxes and installation. I live in Iowa where we get snow and ice. Never had snow tires and never had any problems, so I'm looking for all season tires that do okay in the snow. I also drive a lot on the highway commuting to work. Any recommendations?
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