Walmart no longer accepting Visa
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Comments (12)We have an offer for a 0% for 1 year, no fee American Express. I have never seen a credit card that has 0% on purchases for a year. Those sneaky offers are usually for transfers (they hope you will transfer big bucks and then not pay them off within the 1 year time period). They often charge a transfer fee of 3% right off the bat too. Read the fine print to see. Additionally, on those same cards, there is always (from what I have seen) interest charged on ALL purchases. When payments are made, the payment is applied to the 0% transfer...meaning you will be paying interest on all the purchases until the initial transfer is paid off. we will have a cash crunch over the next few months If the above is true, you might want to just get a lump sum amount on a transfer (to yourself) and use from those funds as needed. As the one year draws to an end, decide then what the best way would be to pay it off if it goes to a big interest rate. All 0% credit cards are not created equal. Last year I borrowed $5,000...(home project)...0% on transfers, and no transfer fee. I had it set up for automatic payments to come from my checking account assuring a payment would never be late...(or the 0% status could be changed by them). As the interest free neared the end, I 'found' I had enough extra money not working for me to pay it off b4 there was a cent of interest charged. I might add too that once I made the transfer, I hid the card away and didn't carry it for fear of maybe using it, and then having to pay interest on the purchases until the other was paid off. Years ago I had an AE card, and back then there were a lot of places that did not take them. Sue...See MoreGot My Pattern/ Advice from Walmart Clerk
Comments (8)I think your walmart clerk gave you false information.When you take your machine to a reputable service place.They do in fact clean it,oil it if necessary(some of the newer model don't require oiling)and they check and adjust your tensions.They can clean out places that we can never get to,deep inside the machine,They go over everything,and make any necessary adjustments. Sometimes you do need to adjust the tensions yourself,depending on what you are sewing.Now you don't normally have to touch your bobbin tension as that is set at the factory. On my older Bernina if i wanted to use speciality threads,yarns etc in/on my bobbin,then the bobbin Case did need adjusting.But to get around that,i bought an extra bobbin case and marked it with nail polish,so it was always availabl for the special threads.I never wanted to mess with adjusting the tension on the bobbin case,not always easy or quick to get it back to the original setting. Yes the older machines are heavy,but you could use a luggage carrier to take it to classes.But if DH wants to buy you a new one,go for it.However you'll get more for it if you sell it yourself,rather than trade it in.There are lots of post on here about buying a new machine,look them up and do your homework b4 plopping down your money. Make a list of what you want in a machine,what and how often you will use it etc.Good luck. Kathi PS,don't be afraid to ask questions on this board,these ladies are awesome and are a great help....See MoreWal-Mart Had Two Tomato Plants Today
Comments (37)Well, I hope that someone found it, bought it and took it home with them where it hopefully is someplace warm and frost-free/freeze-free. My big tomato plant is happily residing upstairs in the spare room right beside a south-facing window. I talk to it, thump its blossoms and check its soil moisture daily. A couple of lady bugs that were attempting to overwinter by hibernating in a corner of the spare room woke up in Tuesday's hot weather and now are climbing all over the plants in the room. They must think it is Spring. I do hope the folks at Home Depot in Gainesville brought in all those plants from the garden center or covered them up with a very heavy-duty frost blanket row cover because they had hundreds and hundreds of plants in stock over the weekend. If they had moved the plants, shelving racks and all, someplace indoors it would have filled up an entire 2-car garage with little room to spare, so it was a substantial number of plants. . And, those are just the vegetables, fruits (strawberry plants) and herbs. I'm not as worried about the shrubs and perennials they had on display. On Tuesday it hit 79 degrees at our Mesonet station and 77 degrees at our house, and it didn't just feel warm, it almost felt hot. That sort of weather could give a person planting fever. The bees and the wasps were swarming all day. This morning, though, reality returned and it was 26 degrees at our house and 23 degrees at our Mesonet station this morning around sunrise. Gainesville is at a higher elevation so they might have been slightly warmer, but probably not by much. Our weather is nuts. We've had more than the usual number of grass fires the last couple of days, which is par for the course as winter deepens and fine fuels like grasses become more cured following freezing weather. I'm surprised how many plants have popped up in stores across the state this past week. Even some cool-season plants can freeze or suffer damage with temperatures in the lower 20s, especially if they just came out of a climate-controlled greenhouse before they were shipped to the stores. I just don't understand why so many stores so far north have so many plants. Of course, the stores are happy to sell the plants. And, for the folks who buy those plants and put them into the ground too early, the stores then will happily sell them replacement plants. It is a great business model for the stores---the more plants they sell early which then freeze, the more plants they sell later to replace the frozen ones....See MoreWal-mart Rant!!
Comments (27)I order online using Home Delivery! I love the convince of the FedEx or UPS driver carry my groceries to my front door! When ordering laundry isle items it doesn't take long to add up to the $35 min. to receive free delivery. Best of all, I don't have to drive 66 miles round trip to spend an hour or more loading my cart, standing in line to check out, unloading my cart to check out then pushing a full cart across the parking lot, unloading cart into my auto. Then unloading auto and carrying into my house! Buying non perishable and heavy stuff that they will deliver to my front door really simplifies my life!! Simple Is Good!...See More- 10 years ago
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