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by dcist 4y ago
Yup, this happened to me. I didn't sign up for Zelle. Didn't know I even had it. I lost $3,000 and BofA refused to reverse or refund any of the charges. Total BS.
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by dcist 4y ago
I got scammed by a Zelle transfer when someone used my phone (without my authorization). I didn't even know I had Zelle but it's built into the BofA app. I lost $3,000. BofA refused to refund any of the transfer or reverse it. Tot
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by dcist 4y ago
The trading fees for crypto exchanges are also insane, which enriches the exchange operators.
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by dcist 4y ago
Oh yeah, definitely not a universal opinion. Just my 100% subjective viewpoint.
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by dcist 4y ago
This is awesome. Reminds me of when Medvedev did a FIFA celebration after winning the 2021 US Open: https://www.cbssports.com/tennis/news/us-open-2021-daniil-me...
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by dcist 4y ago
I don't know that Twitter actually needs to be fixed. It's very good for what it is - a microblogging platform that provides instant, timely updates on news and current topics. I think Twitter could, however, capitalize on its pla
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by dcist 4y ago
I've muted all phone calls for anyone not on my contact list because of robocalls. It's absurd that this is a problem in 2022.
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by dcist 4y ago
Okay, but colleges that teach about the rest of life (language, cultures, arts, etc.) charge money and will kick out students that don't pay money.
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by dcist 4y ago
How are unions structured in Europe?
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by dcist 4y ago
You need consent for Spotify to generate a customized playlist based on your listening habits? That's a little precious. Most people, including myself, enjoy this feature.
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by dcist 4y ago
The increase since 2020 is still mind boggling. It was below $2.20 in 2020.
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by dcist 4y ago
And the music!!! Vangelis' (RIP) soundtrack is incredible.
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by dcist 4y ago
The MSNBC website back in the 90s was actually pretty great. It had a menu system that would update with live headlines. It was really impressive (to me, at least) back then. I think MSNBC began as a joint effort between Microsoft and GE, b
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by dcist 4y ago
Never used Briefcase. I just remember being confused by it as a kid. I did, however, use Iomega Zip Drives to move large (at the time) files.
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by dcist 4y ago
It stayed with me as well. I loved reading Shakespeare in school. I think reading Shakespeare can instill a love of language in a young kid.
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by dcist 4y ago
This is amazing. Do you remember the con man’s name?
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by dcist 4y ago
I loved Curse of Monkey Island. One of my favorite games as a kid. The animation was beautiful, had great humor, etc. Just an awesome game.
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by dcist 4y ago
I second the motion that Thimbleweed Park is a great game. Super fun and great sense of humor. Cool atmosphere too.
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by dcist 5y ago
What are the 2 things?
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by dcist 5y ago
they haven't actually been charged with hacking, just the laundering. the complaint could be amended after investigation and the potential sentence would go up.
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by dcist 5y ago
the husband is Russian-American
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by dcist 5y ago
check out the affidavit accompanying the criminal complaint: https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1470186/downl... yes, they're legally presumed innocent but they have a LOT of 'splai
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by dcist 5y ago
I noticed both on twitter and his HN posts, there's a big gap between 2015 and 2019.
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by dcist 5y ago
I don't think Consumer Reports recommends moving companies.
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by dcist 5y ago
Ross Ulbricht would like a word
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by dcist 5y ago
Where do you think the budget comes from?
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by dcist 5y ago
What are the scam auditing companies?
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by dcist 5y ago
It's not extreme. Being a politician should not be financially rewarding, period.
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by dcist 5y ago
It's ridiculously easy to vote and with early voting being extended for WEEKS and mail-in voting also an option, there is no excuse other than apathy, ignorance, or laziness. If you can submit a tax return, you can vote.
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by dcist 5y ago
It will be censored, curated, moderated, and filtered by Facebook. No thanks.

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