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Comments (22)I wouldn't have agreed to accept 2 instead of the 3 you paid for. In the event a dispute were to be filed, it's her word against yours and since you received a "make-up" package for the one she claims got lost, she can say she sent 3 and you have no way to dispute her statement because likely the package weight would not be different with one item less. We're not talking big bucks here, but it's the principal of the thing. You didn't get what you paid for. Accepting packages with less than you've bought is a good way to get burned badly and lose big $$$$. If this should happen again and you suspect the package contents aren't what they should be, either open the package with your mailman as a witness or carry it to the P.O. to open it in front of a postal employee. The above is especially important for sellers when a difficult buyer is returning an item for a refund. Sometimes the package contains a similar item, but in damaged condition in order to perpetuate a scam. This seller would never win a dispute because she didn't get DC on the package. If you were a shady buyer, out to cheat her, (and they are out there, ready to pounce) seeing your package didn't have a DC on it would give you the opportunity to collect on the seller's mistake. Telling buyers they have to pay for insurance still won't help this seller if she doesn't have DC on her packages. She will have to refund if a dispute is filed....See MoreDo you have a home decor (or home-related) blog?
Comments (44)Here's a link to my blog. I use blogger. There are plenty of options on page layouts and color choices to select from and you can change your format anytime. My blog is geared toward the general stuff in life. My kid, my house, general nothing-ness. Mostly for sharing stories and photos for my family & friends since I live 2 and 3 hours away from them and don't get to have weekly visits to grandma & grandpa's house like I did when I grew up. As for how often do I post & what topics come best? I average about 1-2 posts a week. Sometimes a couple more, sometimes less...just depends on what happens around here. Just look at my tags on the blog and you can see the things I post about most...my daughter and my house. I just keep things simple and don't over-think any post. The best part for me is to share the cute things my daughter comes up with. Gayle Here is a link that might be useful: Gayle's Ramblings...See MoreDo you like papaya? and other non-related things.
Comments (17)it depends on where they're grown...the larger ones arn't as good, for sure...but you have to remember all the good nutrition they have... had a mexican dinner one night for friends and for dessert i made mango/papaya home-cranked ice cream...now that was yummy......See MoreDental related ... What would you do?
Comments (24)I just had a similar procedure. I broke off tooth #6 near the gum line. My regular dentist spoke about 3 options and the one she was said that had the best outcome was the most expensive, an implant. A friend of mine who is a dentist spied my broken tooth and said that he could fix the tooth at much lower cost. He recommended a root canal, post, and crown. A noble metal post (titanium) provides support to securely hold the crown; A root canal is needed for installation of the post and that is was what I chose. It has worked well. I have had several root canals and after the initial work, there may be some soreness in the connective tissue that holds the tooth, but that should subside in a couple of weeks. When tenderness persists, the tooth socket maybe infected or the bottom of the tooth was not well sealed after the root canal and permits a pocket for infection. Over a year ago, I had a root canal and cap and that one did remain tender for several months, but slowly improved until the tenderness went away. It never ached. If your tooth is aching, suspect infection in the surrounding tissue. After a root canal, there are no nerves left in the tooth. Any pain you feel is from nerves outside the tooth....See Morebeckysharp Reinstate SW Unconditionally
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6 years agobeckysharp Reinstate SW Unconditionally
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