Help Build the WhyDRS Database! What is it, what it's used for, why it's important, and how to contribute.

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The Context

Interest in the Direct Registration System (DRS) was niche up until 2021, when GameStop investors became aware of this holding option. Use of DRS allows for investors to hold stock in their own name as the legal title holder and be listed directly on the issuer's ledger, as opposed to the traditional method for investors in U.S. publicly traded companies - holding through a broker in 'street name', where the actual owner is Cede and Company.
Holding in one's own name is not for all investors, but carries unique benefits which may be appealing to some such as long term and value investors. Legal title holders communicate directly with the company, can more easily submit shareholder proposals and gain access to the stock list, and know that their shares can't be lent without their consent.
Although information regarding the Direct Registration System and individual publicly traded stock is generally available, it is scattered and can be hard to find and to parse. The WhyDRS Database Project intends to gather everything in one place, and make it easy for any investor to get direct access to static information about their investment and how to own securities in their own name.
All DRSGME and WhyDRS tools are created by volunteers, are free use for everyone, and aim to be continually improving.

What is it?

The WhyDRS Database provides information about the 11,000+ U.S. publicly traded companies, including but not limited to:
Stock symbol, exchange, name, Transfer Agent, DTC member #, IR contact information, shares outstanding, CIK, CUSIP, and if the company provides DRS information in financial filings.
WhyDRS has been built with scalability in mind, and site resources and pages build out from this central data hub. Transfer Agents and Brokers/Central Security Depositories are also listed in the Database.

What the Database is used for

DRS Request Template
The DRS request template is the crown achievement of the Database so far. A user who desires Direct Registration for their securities is able to enter any stock and any broker, and be provided relevant data to help organize their request. Different brokers, issuers, and transfer agents can have varying procedures in how to begin the direct registration process. Gathering this information and providing it to users sets them up for success. This tool does not directly submit any request, nor save any data.
https://www.reddit.com/DRSyourGME/comments/137ixi1/new_tool_from_whydrsorg_the_drs_request_template/
https://www.whydrs.org/drs-request-template
Investor Relations Outreach Tool
Generates a mailto: prompt which allows users to choose any issuing company for IR outreach. An email window can be opened to send a request to an issuer to provide more information about DRS in its filings. The tool reads the IR email, company information and whether the issuer already provides DRS info from the database. No user data is collected - the mailto: command is used.
https://www.whydrs.org/contact-investor-relations
Transfer Agent, Broker, and Issuer Landing Pages
Currently each of the major 5 transfer agents have their own landing page, with contact information provided by the database. These landing pages have unique URLs for ease of sharing. Broker and Issuer landing pages are in development and will launch after more data has been collected.
https://www.whydrs.org/transfer-agents

Why the Database is Important

It's not right for information to be kept from curious investors, and it's not fair when middlemen try to monetize access to information which is supposed to be public. WhyDRS is trying to even the playing field and make it easier for retail investors to compete.
For example: if the database had every email from every issuer, and each directly registered investor requested their companies to “please include DRS numbers in 10K and 10Q’s” that alone could start to change the market for the better. It is possible that the main reason issuers don’t disclose numbers is because they don't realize it is desired by their shareholders. "I think an issuer makes disclosures that their investors find material - and engaging with issuers as you have may change what they think that investors find material."said SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.
Investors can’t ask if they don’t have these emails.

The more investors who know about DRS, the better!

Got it!

Okay - I want to see the Data!

Onsite Landing Page: https://www.whydrs.org/database Top 1k Companies by Completion %: https://transferagents.eth.limo/ All Companies, All Data: https://references.transferagents.eth.limo/ All Companies, All Data, Hosted on Google: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets2/d/e/2PACX-1vSej0xJPYfkVeQGVBc1CZbcie9jCXNnwcU0l1szJaXdPZU0XhQli5sMgjdmmGZE32uZc6QBiELzRo9N/pubhtml?gid=1544430281&single=true
For further reading about DRS in general, check out the WhyDRS Information Packet: https://www.whydrs.org/the-whydrs-information-packet

I want to Contribute!

Our preferred method of contribution is with:
Google-powered Contribution Forms - Issuers: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYbRsNLz7aIsCjUHHm-JwSY3a4E7zCzFnG0A4tew9t4eK7yA/viewform Brokers: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nzzHzUmQaFRdH9MMrlsLcWAsAO3K5Brt8Te7xxABngw/edit Transfer Agents: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ezhOxnz-KHFd7FLrHcwwt13UvVTkF1MBFptVZlJLeVE/edit
These Google forms feed into a spreadsheet which can be very easily added to the main spreadsheet backend linked above, as the provided data will already be sorted and organized. If you are signed into a Google account, and don't want to share that account with our team, make sure you switch to a burner, temporary, or alternate address.
However, if you don't have an alternate email address, you can also send data in through Modmail.
If you find a directory of data that you think would be helpful, or build one yourself, please contact us through Modmail as well.

Where do I find the data?

While many issuers have dedicated investor relations webpages, and many also include contact numbers / emails on those pages, it is not a requirement and there are plenty of issuers which do not. Sometimes some elbow grease is needed! Calling the companies IR department, or management offices if there is no IR phone number, can be a good place to start. Sometimes SEC filings such as Proxy vote reports and packets will include contact information as well.
Some have also found good success utilizing AI tools, such as ChatGPT. Here's an example of using ChapGPT to find an IR email for an issuer.

1. Search the database for empty spaces in the IR Emails column. https://ibb.co/xg7vhxq
   
2. Fill out the template for this prompt: Please find the investor relations email for the company "Test_Company". Their ticker is TEST if that helps. https://ibb.co/pK1xpJG
   
3. Check the source on the answer, and confirm that it looks legitimate. https://ibb.co/thX89YY
   
4. Fill out the Google form and include the email and URL. https://ibb.co/GsLMCY7
   

Thanks so much for reading, and for your help improving this project!

idk if i really should say this but i'm pretty sus of her psychologist. I AM NOT A PSYCHOLOGIST, but it's a field i want to go into, and have been in therapy myself for like a decade. so take all of this with a grain of salt, but i do have some amount of familiarity with how therapists and psychologists are expected to act and the shit she's supposedly doing and being told in therapy has me giving side eye.
one more thing before i get started-- i want to stress that i am not trying to say this psychologist is bad at his job. obey rule 2 + leave bro alone and out of this. he's just some dude, and he may not be saying any of what amber says he does. hell, he might not even exist. this post is PURELY to discuss, subjectively, the qualms i have with how amber's therapy is being handled (on both ends) exclusively using word of mouth from amber's very warped videos. heaps of salt (and decency) all around.
okay enough preamble, we're starting with the PTSD.
i'm currently being treated myself for PTSD (this is not to debate whether she has that though), and i think the test she referenced a bit ago was the PCL-5. the PCL-5 is NOT to diagnose PTSD*. the PCL-5 is to measure symptoms associated with PTSD. if you have not yet been diagnosed or treated for PTSD and your score is a 33 or higher, it does not inherently mean that you have PTSD, but rather, means the possibility of PTSD is present and should be looked into by your mental healthcare provider. this is not what amber said. amber said 33+ = PTSD and she had SOOOO much more than 33 so she's the PTSD queen of the world.
*the PCL-5 is a tool used IN PTSD diagnosis. it on its own cannot diagnose anything, but this does not negate its importance as a factor in diagnosis.
so either her psychologist told her that the PCL-5 was essentially a magic diagnose-er, or he told her what it actually is and she warped it (but it might also have been something in between, which is still not good). amber is amber and she will always find a way to blow something out of proportion, but the fact that she felt inclined or was able to present it the way she did tells me that her psych may not have stressed what these things actually are, which in my own experience, is an issue. as a therapist you need to accurately present things to your patients, and you shouldn't throw diagnostic language around willy nilly or pin diagnosis on literal inanimate objects (ie, this test diagnoses disorders). that is not appropriate, and can give patients a warped idea of themselves, their mental health, and the wider mental health sphere (i also think it's a little odd that, if this is the PCL-5, that amber may not have been told as much. sure, her psychologist absolutely could have introduced it correctly, but amber has basically only called it "this test" or "a worksheet" as though she isn't sure what she's talking about. the ambiguity there, while also presenting it as this inanimate wizard of diagnosis, feels very off to me).
PTSD, like any other disorder, also takes some time to diagnose completely. you don't just walk in there, do one or two sessions with a therapist, and BOOM diagnosis. that's not appropriate. for most diagnoses, a therapist needs to (or at least should...):

1. actually get to understand the patient, who they are, any conditions they may have already been diagnosed with, the medication they're on, at least a rough idea of the lifestyle they have, the symptoms they're dealing with, etc
2. know of the specific incident (because generally, PTSD is caused by one major moment of trauma) that would have caused the disorder (not necessarily in detail, but just know what it was, e.g., a car crash, a fire, an assault, etc)
3. evaluate whether hearing "you most likely/do have PTSD" will actually be helpful to the patient, AND if they're completely ready to be treated. not everyone does well with diagnoses. some people freak out at the idea of being 'broken' in some way, some people think that once they get a diagnosis it means that's their identity now and they can't be fixed, some people hear a diagnostic term and take it as a scapegoat, many people experience a combo of these things. personally were i amberlynn's therapist i would be extremely hesitant to offer up concrete diagnoses unless i thought she may need to talk to her PCP/psychiatrist about medication, because she mistreats her diagnoses. with PTSD it's not something you can really treat without any form of PTSD diagnosis, but also, PTSD is not something people are always ready to conquer treatment for when they first present to you. i'll expand upon this below, but for the sake of this bullet, someone who will treat their PTSD diagnosis the way amber does imo (i.e., her quirky identity and something to be quantified in numbers) may not yet be ready to hear the diagnosis, and likely isn't ready to treat it either.

amber effectively was diagnosed with PTSD on her, what, second appointment? third? first? either way, that just doesn't spell fantastic therapy work to me. i've been seeing my current therapist for 4-ish years and was just diagnosed with PTSD this year (after around 2 years of lightly discussing my trauma). when i was diagnosed my therapist already knew me very well. she at that point was familiar with my trauma, familiar with my life, with my symptoms, with how my mental health impacts me, and knew that i was finally ready to actually deal with it. they were interested in tackling it a year or two ago, but at the time, recognized i just wasn't ready and we've saved it for now. on top of that, my therapist waited until i showed them that i was comfortable with the situation + was prepared to hear it to refer to my condition as PTSD in order to avoid creating any anxiety before we even got started with treatment.
i think it's very strange that, at least by the sound of it, her therapist jumped on the opportunity to diagnose her with this very serious disorder (though entirely curable-- let's all be reminded that it is not an identity. if amber starts treating this/talking about it like it's part of her that can't be fixed or changed that'll be yet ANOTHER red flag, PTSD is absolutely curable and that's the whole point of treatment).
what i also find inappropriate as someone being treated for PTSD is that he has her write physical essays recounting major traumatic moments. maybe this is something some therapists do, but to ME it's a little problematic. why would you instruct your patient to keep a physical log, that any other person could access and read, of the worst moment(s) of their life?!? i've already gone into enough detail about myself and my treatment, but TLDR, i have to do something slightly similar but it's in a way that is completely private and confidential (i.e., behind a passcode only i know, not physical, and digitally stored in a way that literally cannot be breached and is DESIGNED for use in this kind of therapy). confidentiality is a big part of this and amber should understand that. why does she find it appropriate to record herself immediately before and immediately after therapy, share what she's going to do, what she did as homework, etc, and why does her therapist find it okay that she's writing these extremely personal accounts on physical sheets of paper (or even recommended it) when she has every resource in the world to keep things confidential?
but speaking of weird diagnostic shit, let's talk about how he addressed the BED that she suddenly, officially doesn't have.
idk about any of you, but not once have i had a therapist say "y disorder is when z. that is the definition of that disorder and it cannot be experienced in any other way". i sound like a broken record but i find it pretty damn inappropriate that a mental health professional would tell her "bingeing is when you eat 3x what you normally would. if you don't eat 3x what you ordinarily would when you binge, then you simply don't binge", partly because it's just not good practice to speak about mental disorders with such strict absolutes, but also because it's just... wrong? Mayo Clinic defines binge eating disorder as follows: "Binge-eating disorder is a serious eating disorder in which you frequently consume unusually large amounts of food and feel unable to stop eating." these are the symptoms they list (but they are not limited to the following):

• Eating unusually large amounts of food in a specific amount of time, such as over a two-hour period
• Feeling that your eating behavior is out of control
• Eating even when you're full or not hungry
• Eating rapidly during binge episodes
• Eating until you're uncomfortably full
• Frequently eating alone or in secret
• Feeling depressed, disgusted, ashamed, guilty or upset about your eating
• Frequently dieting, possibly without weight loss

(cred. Mayo Clinic)
do we see "bingeing is when you eat 3x what you normally would" anywhere on there? no. idk where he even got that. not to mention, there IS no normal for amber. every meal she consumes is excessive and is what many of us would call binge eating or at the very least overeating. by this definition if she binges at every meal, well, she doesn't binge at all because it would all be the same amount, not 3x whatever. this whole concept is a crock of shit. the language is all kinds of bunk (why would you use the word "normally" when referring to behavior outside of the disordered behavior? not only can it be ableist in some context it's also just.. incredibly loose) and completely negates the actual symptoms of bingeing, ALL of which amber displays.
yes. i understand that amber could have (read: probably... definitely) lied about her symptoms for the sake of her WLS (allegedly, in my opinion, don't sue me please). however, that's irrelevant to what the psychologist supposedly told her. even if she told him she did all of the above, if he really believes in such a rigid (and ridiculous) definition, it wouldn't even matter.
i'm very curious and suspicious about the whole BED un-diagnosis. for years amber has said she binge eats, she's presented all of these symptoms, and IIRC she has been told by other therapists/psychologists/drs that she has it. i think most of us, even without being mental health professionals, have at least some level of understanding of binge eating. the fact that he has this definition in his mind (according to amber anyway) baffles me, but what baffles me more is that he so easily said "oh, you definitely don't have BED" just a few weeks in to therapy with a woman who would otherwise have had to see him for a full year because of BED. from what we've heard he's incredibly eager to pounce on diagnoses, which is a huge red flag. again. yes. she could have lied to him about her current symptoms but that wouldn't change the fact that she's BEEN saying, to the clinic with which he is affiliated, that she has BED for an extended period of time. that wouldn't change the fact that she's been told this by so many professionals. both of these, i would think he'd have some kind of awareness of. it also wouldn't change the fact that his supposed definition of BED is just literally wrong.
this whole situation type deal has me BEYOND suspicious. please tell me i'm not the only one who thinks this therapy sounds very strange...

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While the sturdy vessel of blockchain technology that navigates the choppy seas of NFTs might be as secure as the Bank of England, there still exist several pesky barnacles clinging to its hull, threatening to place NFT users in a bit of a soup. These include, but aren't limited to, nefarious wallet raids, weak points in the defences of NFT platforms, unsavoury exploitation by computer bugs and viruses, cunning phishing expeditions, and the ever-so-sly scams of social engineering.
Invisible Pestilence: A Tale of NFT's Malware Marauders
As in all spheres of existence, the shimmering world of NFT platforms too has had its fair share of skeletons in the closet - loopholes cunningly exploited by the digital bounders, letting them 'airdrop' NFTs, teeming with malevolent attachments, right into users' wallets. Now, an 'airdrop', in the decent, respectable circles of cryptocurrency and NFT projects, is merely a benevolent act of tossing a free item into a user's crypto wallet - as harmless as handing out complimentary biscuits at the club. However, when these seemingly innocuous airdropped NFTs come bearing hidden malware like a Trojan horse, unwary users could inadvertently download these digital pests, resulting in an unsolicited exhibition of their most private data. This could range from crypto wallet passwords and private keys to backup phrases, personal information, and all manner of things best kept under wraps.
A Fishing Trip Through the NFT Seas: Phishing Attacks, Smishing Scandals, and Counterfeit Webpage Woes
Imagine, if you will, a bustling scene of NFT enthusiasts, going about their business, trading and collecting digital treasures. Yet, lurking in the shadows are the incorrigible digital miscreants, plotting their next phishing attack. Yes, phishing, the nefarious act of pretending to be a legitimate entity to hoodwink unsuspecting NFT users into parting with their crypto wallet's private keys or backup phrases. Once obtained, these felons swiftly empty the user's wallet of its NFT collections and associated funds, as swiftly as one might drain a bottle of the finest claret.
Regrettably, the machinations of these digital ruffians have only become more sophisticated. Enter 'smishing', a novel variant of phishing, where the attackers deploy deceptive SMS messages to the user's mobile device, leading them to click on malicious links or persuading them to part with their two-factor authentication codes that guard their NFT wallets and online accounts.
And as if that weren’t enough, these rogues have added website forgery to their arsenal of deceit. Creating facsimile versions of legitimate NFT platforms or of popular NFT collection websites, they strategically place ads that lure users onto these bogus sites. Once ensnared, the victims are coaxed into entering sensitive information such as recovery phrases, providing the hackers with a one-way ticket into their crypto wallets, and a free hand to pilfer NFTs and cryptocurrency funds at leisure.
Under the Cloak of Camaraderie: A Tale of Digital Miscreants and Social Engineering Shenanigans
Picture a digital rogue so crafty, he's able to coax the private details out of an unsuspecting NFT enthusiast, simply by utilising the tools of social engineering. These chaps dive headlong into the personal lives of their victims, looking for the perfect hook with which to draw them into their deceitful net. It might be a shared interest or hobby that they latch onto, creating a false sense of camaraderie and trust, as cunning as a fox that’s just been made the head of hen-house security.
These swindlers have no shortage of tactics up their sleeves, with some bold enough to impersonate customer support personnel on Twitter for reputable NFT platforms, such as OpenSea, or even masquerade as employees on an authentic platform's Discord server. And don't think for a moment that these schemes are amateurish! Oh, no! These social engineering plots can be so exquisitely sophisticated and meticulously organised, they might even hoodwink the most savvy of NFT users.
Consider, for instance, these rogues posing as a legitimate business, keen on partnering with reputable NFT traders. They engage in convivial exchanges, build a rapport, and once the stage is set, they pull the rug out from under their unsuspecting targets, tricking them into sending cryptocurrency funds to a duplicitous wallet. So, just as in the tales of old, where the sly fox tricks the unsuspecting lamb, in the world of NFTs, it pays to keep your wits about you and not take things at face value.
The Case of the Bumbling Wallet and the Crafty Crypto Caper
Imagine, if you will, a crypto wallet—just your everyday digital purse, mind you—coming under attack by a band of cunning hackers. This woeful predicament usually arises when the wallet's custodian fails to adhere to the gold standard in security procedures. The miscreants employ a variety of tools in their digital skulduggery, with phishing being their favourite pastime. But let's not forget the insidious malware—spyware, keyloggers, and the like—that stealthily monitor every twitch and click, ready to snatch up any juicy tidbits of sensitive data.
To ward off these digital rapscallions, one must store one's crypto wallet private keys with the utmost discretion, akin to how one might tuck away one's prized collection of first-edition Wodehouse novels. A stout password, sturdy as a bulldog's bite, is a must for any crypto wallet aspiring to stay out of the hands of these nefarious netizens.
And don't forget the cavalry in this digital fray—a robust antivirus program. Windows patrons might find solace in the arms of a program like Norton, while Mac aficionados might rest easier with Intego standing guard. With these loyal digital sentinels on patrol, your system will be as free of spyware, keyloggers, and data-pilfering malware as the Drones Club is free of an overly sober atmosphere.
Doppelgangers in the Digital Art Bazaar: The Tale of Bogus NFTs
Imagine, if you will, a horde of scammers, much akin to troublesome gnats at a summer picnic, hatching counterfeit NFTs in the likeness of popular collections. The whole operation is somewhat reminiscent of peddling sham concert tickets at the local gig, old chap.
Detecting these cunning replicas can be as tricky as spotting a speck of dust on Aunt Agatha's prized Chippendale settee. However, just like Aunt Dahlia's French chef Anatole has his telltale signs for distinguishing fresh truffles, these fraudulent NFTs bear certain tell-tale signs of inauthenticity, such as:

1. Prices that could make a frugal Scotsman blush, being significantly less than those of their bona fide counterparts.
2. Absence of verification (no blue checkmark donning their listing, the digital equivalent of a monocle, to vouch for their legitimacy).
3. Orphaned from their original collection, much like a lone scone at a busy afternoon tea.
4. Contract addresses that don’t match the original ones, a red flag as conspicuous as a fox at Blandings Castle.
5. A trading volume lower than the level of sobriety at the Drones Club on a Friday evening.

Often, unsuspecting users, much like young Bingo Little swayed by the charms of yet another love interest, are lured by the attractively low prices of these faux NFTs. They mistake the bargain for a genuine good deal, only to realize they've been taken for a ride.
When navigating these choppy waters, my dear reader, stick to the blue checkmark, much like the North Star to a weary traveler. That little symbol could be your salvation in the topsy-turvy world of NFT trading.

I have just been really going through it lately and would appreciate some advice. I apologize for it being long.
I am 22F and my boyfriend is 23M. We were each others first serious relationship. I wish I could say he was an awful boyfriend but he was really the loveliest person I had ever been with. He was always very gentle and kind with me and really would go above and beyond. He very much would always talk about a future with us etc so I would say I would have married him. Throughout our relationship I know he suffered from confidence issues and lacked self esteem ( consistently would make little negative remarks about himself and I think just didn’t think he was attractive). I think he has always carried unresolved stuff from his childhood and was bullied for quite a long time into high-school.
2 months ago we broke up because he had confessed that he downloaded hinge for a week and used it to talk to girls, he says it was nothing sexual but more so just normal conversation. He confessed this around 3 months later after I saw the hinge verification notification in his phone. He is very introverted and shy so tbh I believe this and he says he did it for validation, I guess he wanted to know other people found him attractive? The few days after this he really opened up and knows he fucked up so there wasn’t really fighting more so just us talking about it and him reflecting and I broke up with him.
We have been basically no contact for 2 months other than him wishing me goodluck on my exam and me talking about how it went which I appreciated as I was super stressed out lol.
I know nothing justifies what he did but in the back of my head I want him to stay true to his word on going to therapy/ really addressing his need for validation and I might want to revisit us in a year+. Am I crazy lol? We had a very strong connection and honestly being single I think just with my age it’s easy finding causal sex ( not my thing at all) but quite difficult finding people who want a serious relationship…
Thank you for taking the time to read through!

Hi Everyone,
I am a Gamer that loves to tinker with Spreadsheets and Game information. This game of Harvest Moon Animal Parade has gotten me back into streaming but also trying to optimize my own notes from the past.
As of Today I gotten my Harvest Moon Animal Parade Resource to a more public friendly Spreadsheet. I still have one more update to it that I want to do but for now it is usable for the purpose it had for me. Please Copy The Sheet and Edit for your Own Gameplay.
This Spreadsheet has the following Sheets (on the bottom or top depending on what device your using):
- Animal Parade Gift List (that I thought were the easiest gifts). Check off the 3 Hearts and 10 Heart Checkpoints to see how many characters you can Max Friendship.
- Mine Refine (Probability Chances of Return for items in for Ores and Gems Plus a Minimum for what you need to refine for all tool upgrades) . Enter in the Yellow and get results in the Blue
- Shipping Total Tool (Organized by Type of Method.) Plug in your total in the Shipping Bin in the Yellow Cells and it should show total on the very right.
- Food Replenish Version 2 (This is the one I want to update with ingredients and checklist) Shows you currently what I think is easiest after a year gameplay and you can filter the Easy % and Percent of Health to see how much or how easy recovery is. If you think you wanna sell items, filter Easy % and Sell Price if you want to know what you can make for $. Your Health is on the Right of the Sheet. Just Change the Powerberry Number
- Farm Resources 100%? (this is kind of just 3 Shop List and Requirements). This Sheet has Carpenter Building Upgrades, Town Hall Land Purchases and Sonia's Tailoring Stock (I got to update this Clothes section with festival and event items as well.)
- Boiled Egg Formula and Egg Salad Formula are your Min Max Formulas. Boiled Egg Formula is using Eggs you buy from Horn Ranch and making 1 Boiled Egg yourself for a 20g Profit. Egg Salad you need a Coop Level 2 with Mayo Maker and you buy 2 Eggs, Turn 1 to Mayo and the other to Boiled Egg and you use them in a chopping block to make egg salad that sells for 317 Profit.
- Checklist for 100% is just a checklist for the main story and side quest cutscenes
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And that is about it. Please use with caution for like I said, I will update it again later on for two sections. Otherwise Please let me know if you like this, have input on what you think would help for this sheet and if this helps you with your own knowledge of the game.

This will be my last post on this subject but I figured someone might have an answer. My international package was delivered to the wrong address about 160 miles from my location. I submitted a service request since I can see my package was delivered and clearly USPS knows where it was delivered last week. How likely is it for me to get my package and for my service request to get resolved? It seems rather simple for them to just collect my package from the office building they delivered to (it’s illegal to keep MY package) and then just ship it my way. I just want to know what to expect so id appreciate any advice.

Good day to all of you. I am so steamed. Please forgive the venting..... but:
NET10's WEBSITE ABSOLUTELY SUCKS. There. I said it. I feel slightly better.
Some backstory:
Several years ago, my senior parent saw this infomercial on HSN/QVC "Net10 Wireless Hotspots" and bought one.
The model is: ZTE 4G LTE Wireless Hotspot Z291DL
It seemed like an irresistable deal -- $100 dollars worth of Data service included for free when you buy the hotspot. Use wifi from your own hotspot instead of using risky wifi from hotels or starbucks. Fantastic. We used it for a while, but discovered that while it may be the same company as TracFone, the data does NOT roll over every month or two as with Tracfone, no, you have to use the 10 gigs of data a month on Net10 or lose it. Which led to me taking it to work towards the end of the month to make sure I used up the data before the service end date, to get the most out of our money since it won't roll over.
It wasn't a bad set up at first. If one of our TracFones ran out of data, plugging in the Net10 was great and got us online again. It also worked great for running data-heavy programs like Google Maps as you drive.
This worked okay, until it didn't. It is very easy to forget something you only do 1 time every 60 days. Forgetting to refill the hotspot results in having to go to the HORRIFICLY designed Net10 website and go through a lot of convoluted steps to refill it. My mother is 100% against AutoRefill, so it was up to me to remember to manually refill it every 60 days. But the website system is complete crap. It would log out on me before I was through entering information. It does have our address, my cell phone as contact, and of course, our credit card number, which it accepts whenever I purchase the $50.00 plan for 60 days of service.
But credit card info changes, and I want to edit the profile. No can do. It will not send 2 step verification emails no matter how hard I try.
We DO get marketing and service reminder emails from Net10 regularly, to my mothers email, see below:
https://i.ibb.co/fr3pkqS/net-10-emails-DO-go-through.png
The system however, is broken. This screen is where it all gets hung up:
https://i.ibb.co/4Zt6WLS/net-10-2-step-fiasco.png
Everytime I click, "send me an email", nothing happens. The popup refreshes and displays the same information.
Clicking "I don't have a phone number" is equally useless. It does nothing.
After about 10 tries of this --- amazingly! --- I am able to break past that reoccuring popup hell cycle and access the My Profile page. I proceed to change the name from "No Last Name" and "No First Name" to my own last and first names, and edit the Pin. But none of my changes are saved, even though the system refreshes after I click "Save Changes". This is infuriating.
https://i.ibb.co/0Zpv7vunable-to-get-past-this-screen.png
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Here is what I am trying to edit on the profile page. Every time I click save -- nada. Nothing takes effect.
https://i.ibb.co/h1Q8s5c/net-10-profile-editing.png
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Trying to reset the pin results in this, even if it's a pin I've never used before.
https://i.ibb.co/bLHCpVb/Net-10-pin-fiasco.png
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Finally resulting in this.
https://i.ibb.co/H20qv7p/net-10-profile-customer-service-pop-up.png
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So. I tried, 3 hours ago, calling customer service. I called 1-877-836-2368. The wait time each time was less than 1 minute. However, the first 2 times, I was disconnected by the agent while in the middle of explaining the entire problem. Finally I did get through to a singsongy sounding woman, "Jobely", from somewhere in Asia trying to help. She was unable to access my account via PIN, as all the numbers I provided were invalid. She attempted to send the 2FA emails, but even though she insisted she sent them, absolutely none went through.
I logged out and logged into my account again, proving that my email was indeed valid as it allows me to log in, if it was invalid how could I log in at all. She was perplexed and promised she would fill out a support ticket. She also promised to call me back in 15 minutes to see if the issue was resolved.
30 minutes later though, no call. So I called back again and got another woman, 4th call today. She said that she was the highest up in customer service and could take my complaint up no further. She has promised I will recieve a call back to see if "the issue has resolved" within 24 hours.
Have any of you experienced this same exasperating catch 22 with Net10 Wireless Hotspots?

I'm using google chrome. I am not logged into google chrome. I was logged into facebook and used that to login to the website that I bought something from. I used my personal email address to complete the order. Right after I completed the order, my work email received the verification of the order. How does that work?

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/OhrKiOi
Bell Super 3R Helmet (MTB)

• MIPS / Gray/Gunmetal
• Large
• Like-New/Less than 10 rides
• I'll include this whole lot of all new Parts, Gear & Tools

SV: $185 Shipped or Trade Towards:

• Huxwrx Blastphemy (FDE)
• 14.5-16": 300Blk Out Barrel
• BCM MCMR 13 or 15 (FDE)
• PA Microprism 3x
• PA Raptor ACSS Raptor 1-6x24mm FFP

Price is USPS Shipped+Fully Insured
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What if he changed it because Haliax learned it? Kvothe would have become the next Cinder, a tool in the man’s hand. Denna’s betrayal could be that she slowly gave her patron the means and knowledge to control Kvothe completely. It’s tidier than some of the other theories, explains why the Chandrian wouldn’t have squashed him early on, and there’d be some incredible irony were he to become everything he hated. We don’t yet know what the Chandrian are searching for. What if it’s more who than what? Someone who can open the doors of stone and release… who knows what?
Edit- to address the broke Oath theory: we’ve seen no other examples of anything similar. This world of Pats is harsh and hard - it’s not a fairy tale.

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• Booked a stay
• within the hour host contacted me and said I need to register with a third party verification site
• I said I’d rather send info directly than plug my info into a database. He told me it’s a mandatory requirement from the landlord
• I registered. They asked for my name, phone number, email, credit card, drivers license front, drivers license back, home address, a selfie, and a description of myself.
• 4 days later he suggested I change my reservation to something crappier. It’s listed at half the price but with a swap, it’s a 200% markup. (no financial compensation for me). I declined.
• host then said he needs the guests to register. That my stay isn’t confirmed until he receives registration
• I asked, if it’s not confirmed, can he please cancel they stay? This process has been a mess. I’ve now been ghosted for several days

This listing is non-refundable but google tells me that if a host cancels then I'm eligable for a refund. I've asked him to cancel, getting ghosted, but this feels like the goal post keeps changing. And I don't trust this guy.
AirBnB seems to favor hosts over guests- can I back out of this or do I need to take the L?

I have everything in my father's name and for my bank, I am using Paytm Payments Bank but Payoneer doesn't accept it. Please help🥲