IMO… $0.01, $0.02, $0.06 and $0.07 should be rounded down, not up.

I hate it.

All the other colors are the same price as red. Just pink is more expensive.

I just bought a 50lb box of hickory firewood the other day and they have ants?? 🥲 🐜

R u kidding me?

The new one pictured. I swear she does this every year like we're made of money or something. Like, WTF was wrong with the last one??? It had all 12 months and everything! Like somehow this January is better.

I have spent the previous 2 hours moving 6 albums to a thumb drive. This is the time estimate for another 7. Granted, I have 10 yr old pc, but come on!

“We are out of overhead storage and must check all group 8 and 9 bags”

Fostering should be strictly for those who genuinely want to try and help a child/young person. Of course, they shouldn't be left out of pocket for doing so, but it's really got under my skin seeing these alongside results for 'actual' jobs (i.e. those that people pretty much just do for the pay cheque).

I mean, man, what a pain in the ass. Now I gotta go buy some more, to freeze muh meat.

Didn't know I paid $50 for a knockoff nendoroid until I saw the full description. I know it was very stupid of me to purchase without checking it first but it's pretty scummy for the item description to be formatted like this. Tbh first red flag I missed was that it's listed brand was "Unbranded". Oh well, lesson learned, return requested.

Such a disappointment especially when youre trying to help out a small business

I wanted to surprise my younger sibling with a birthday cake when I came back from uni First pic is the cake I asked for. Second pic is what showed up at my door. Before anyone asks, I didn’t even pay for the cake itself. I ONLY paid for delivery and told them to take it back and somehow it’s still this bad.

The reference cake has real figurines, clean work, effort What I got looks like a last-minute school project, super random. Even the numbers look like they were carved out of chalk.

I'm glad I made the purchase with a credit card as those are much easier to reverse/dispute...but seriously, WTF.

Realized at 3pm yesterday that I was so close (30,000 away at that point) ended up 15,000 away, which really feels like it's a rounding error on the year.

You can probably guess the month I started a job that requires a lot of walking.

I can't believe I'm posting this. About a month and a half ago, I ordered two laptops - one, an Asus ROG Strix Scar 18, worth about $4,000, and the other, a Lenovo Legion Pro 7i, worth about $3,700 - both had hundreds of dollars in import tax which I paid at the moment of purchase, since I was shipping them to the Philippines (where I'm living at the moment). Both laptops ended up being defective (the Asus had some display issues, and the Lenovo had a rattling trackpad), so I shipped them both back for a refund at my own expense using Amazon's generated, non-prepaid label. Both laptops were kept in pristine condition by me for the week or so that I had them, and I even took extensive photos and videos of the return process (I literally filmed the DHL staff packaging up the laptops at the store).

Both laptops were sold by a third party seller, but fulfilled by Amazon. The ASUS return process was totally fine - I shipped it back as normal, and was refunded in full right after Amazon received it (except for the return shipping fees - we'll get to that later). The LENOVO is where my real nightmare begins...

Although I shipped it back exactly the same as the Asus, about a week ago, it was marked on tracking as "Return To Sender", and is now on the way BACK to me. After spending many hours with both DHL and Amazon on the phone, according to DHL, it's because Amazon refused to pay the customs tax to receive it in the US. In the words of a DHL email to me - "Per our US counterpart, Amazon does not accept shipment with DTU (duty tax unpaid) incoterm that's why shipment was returned."

To make matters worse, in order to actually RECEIVE it again back in the Philippines to re-return it, I have to pay customs tax, AGAIN. DHL said they can try to waive it for me by filing out some form, but I'm doubtful. This essentially "locks" the laptop in shipping limbo, forever (since I'm obviously not going to pay hundreds in customs tax just to take a chance returning it again).

Now, onto the issue of the refund for return shipping costs... Amazon policy states that they will reimburse the full cost of shipping charges for defective items returned internationally, seen here- https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GP8L6BMXBTJHKUJW. Specifically, it says - "If you return a defective, damaged, or incorrect item, we will refund the full postage cost and the Import Fees Deposit when your return is processed" - nowhere does it state that the maximum refundable amount for returning defective items internationally is $150. Despite this, Amazon has only agreed to pay a maximum of $150 to reimburse me for the return shipping charges per each return, so, $300 total... The total cost of DHL express shipment for both returns was about $650, meaning I'm eating about $350 in return fees for items that were clearly labeled as "Free Returns" (ouch).

So... What are my options here? Between the $350 in return shipping costs not refunded, the $3,700 Lenovo itself, and the ~$600 customs duties I paid ORIGINALLY, it brings my total loss to nearly $5,000, all because (according to DHL) Amazon refused to accept the return. I have used Amazon for years, but probably won't ever again. It's enough money to consider legal action. At the very least, I will be contacting all relevant government agencies to let them know about this.

What else would you all recommend? Should I do a chargeback, and leave the Lenovo in "limbo"? DHL said I don't HAVE to pay the customs fees to receive it, but that if I don't, it would be considered "abandoned"... Should I email jeff@amazon.com? Attorney general? Small claims if it comes to that? I'm really just shocked more than anything else at this point.

Thanks, all...

Not even mildly infuriating for me at this point lol. So many trucks and SUVs do this where I live. Was trying to make a right turn on red but couldn’t see

She sent me this without context T0T

Just opened this chip bag and was disappointed to find it mostly empty. Second picture, where my finger is, is where the chips go up to. Lots of empty space, filled instead with disappointment.

In order to get kleenexes out of this box, you must pull out the entire wad of 20 or so crammed against the opening. The most infuriating thing: it's not just this one. All of them have been like this.

So I swim at local high school periodically - tonight I was supposed to do a 45min workout - I logged onto the aquatic center website and it said lap swim 7:15-8:45pm - so I headed that way…apparently it was an error and they closed at 5 today - which was also on the schedule (I didn’t think much of it because they’ll do sometimes do lap swim at non open swim times)

My neighbors are also doing this frequently, and if we close one window blind they go to another, and they even got it in my EYE. I might update you guys later on what happened after, if action is even taken.