NYC_George
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I leave my trucks back cab window unlocked. I can reach in a get a hidden key. How many times did I have to do this in the last 10 years many.
Swal
Swal
Isn't it already Sunday where you are? Dentist who works on Sunday? Great service over there!Have a dental appt at noon
Kinda risky in NY isn't it? Both my Accura and Lexus will not lock if there is a key fob inside the car. Frustrating in the beginning when my wife would leave her purse inside and I couldn't lock the door, until I figured out what was going on.I leave my trucks back cab window unlocked. I can reach in a get a hidden key. How many times did I have to do this in the last 10 years many.
Swal
Yeah my 2016 Audi PHEV does that too. At first I was confused and frustrated as well until I figured out I was missing my keys.Both my Accura and Lexus will not lock if there is a key fob inside the car. Frustrating in the beginning when my wife would leave her purse inside and I couldn't lock the door, until I figured out what was going on
I don't know, they're pretty clever. They may have followed you home and waited until you made your post before getting you.If anyone reads this, the coyotes didn't get me.
Time to order some stuff from ACME.I don't know, they're pretty clever. They may have followed you home and waited until you made your post before getting you.
Non. They pre-auth $150 and then close the transaction for the final amount. Probably did a pre-auth and then ran the final transaction separately. The $150 or $151 will eventually expire and fall off.This afternoon I filled my car with gas at the Flying J next door to work. For some reason, the card declined with my first attempt, but I was able to pre-auth and fill up with the second. Total was $21.40.
When I got home, I had an email from my bank, asking if I had charged $151 of gas there. No. Card is now locked.
Maybe a new kind of scam? Somebody fills their tank for $$$, and manages to leave the pump open when they're done, and the next card that is inserted gets charged for their gas.
I was already charged the $21.40, and it's been taken out of my bank account. This was unusual, the pre-auth amount here is $70, and the $151 was an attempted charge for a purchase.Non. They pre-auth $150 and then close the transaction for the final amount. Probably did a pre-auth and then ran the final transaction separately. The $150 or $151 will eventually expire and fall off.
Next time have one of these with you....If anyone reads this, the coyotes didn't get me.
I still think it was a mess up. Like I mentioned above some places pre-auth but then create a new transaction when you pump and leave the pre-auth to expire after a week. They usually have a sign warning debit card users that they’ll have that and have to talk to their bank.I was already charged the $21.40, and it's been taken out of my bank account. This was unusual, the pre-auth amount here is $70, and the $151 was an attempted charge for a purchase.
Yeah, a lot of businesses over here are closed on Wednesday vice Sunday. I just checked their website and they only close on holidays.Isn't it already Sunday where you are? Dentist who works on Sunday? Great service over there!
I don't get the reason why they had to add that note. Did people think that they were being mean and cruel to the dog? Those folks probably would have dressed the dog up in a coat and tie and leave it in the house all day so that he would have been obese, lazy and useless...
I grew up with one of these big fluffy fellas! A neighbors Rottweiler thought he would eat my Beagle for lunch, til the Pyrenees came around the corner of the shop to see what the hubbub was about. He hit the Rottie on a full run and grabbed him by the throat, somehow the Rottie got free and yelped all the way toward his home til he was out of sight. I turned to check on the Beagle and the Pyrenees was happily licking his little buddy and checking him over.
I was walking ours one morning and 2 coyotes came off the hillside. I was dragged along as she was trying to catch up and take care of business.I grew up with one of these big fluffy fellas! A neighbors Rottweiler thought he would eat my Beagle for lunch, til the Pyrenees came around the corner of the shop to see what the hubbub was about. He hit the Rottie on a full run and grabbed him by the throat, somehow the Rottie got free and yelped all the way toward his home til he was out of sight. I turned to check on the Beagle and the Pyrenees was happily licking his little buddy and checking him over.
