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Dying Won't Get You Out Of Your Dish Network Contract
Technically she is no longer under contract; she's dead.
"This Is Not A Test" - Subway Says It Definitely Will Start Tessellating Cheese July 1
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Couple Discovers Secret Room In New Home, Secretly Filled With Moldy Garbage
+1 definitely.
1. Oh well, that's cosmetic and doesn't affect the structure at all.
2. Oh well, that's cosmetic and you still have a usable countertop.
3. Oh well, but the inspector should have noted it, because in a shower, water can get behind and start rotting things out.
4. Oh well. If it's dry now why worry about it? If it's a huge deal, get a piece of OSB and put it over, or put your own chemicals and baskets down there and you never have to look at it again.
5. Oh well, though if this was in writing anywhere you might have a claim. Gotta tell you though, that koi ponds don't affect the livability of the home so the numbers you'd be entitled to aren't big at all.
6. Oh well, that's cosmetic and completely hidden, and it isn't impossible to patch drywall.
7. Asbestos tile isn't very dangerous because it's pressed and the fibers are trapped. Don't go sanding it down and you'll be ok. Or, have it patched over and then install linoleum over top of it so it's sealed in (better than disposing of it IMO).
Really, i hate to come down on the OP but it sounds like the OP is a whiny wretch here. Welcome to home ownership. Unless you own a brand new home, there will always be skeletons in the closet, so to speak. I'm getting the picture that you check out your commode leavings more than you did for this house.
Getting Bumped From A Flight May Soon Cost Airlines More Money
SWA can do no wrong.
Woman Sues Google Maps After Getting Hit By Car
This is the most lunatic thing I've heard in a while. I encourage Google to countersue for attorney's fees.
Sears: We Can't Replace Your Mom's Air Conditioner, So Cancel Your Vacation
Go to Sears and buy a replacement unit, but make sure you put it on your credit card so you have leverage. Call the Sears repair service and tell them that you have a replacement unit already which they can reimburse you for, or which you will be returning within 30 days when the repairman fixes it.
Either you get a new unit and reimbursement for the new unit, or you get your old unit repaired and send back the new unit for a full refund.
An Easy Way To Make Comcast Spell Your Name Right
No, what's really happening is that Comcast sells your name to services which aggregate information. A couple of months after signing up with Comcast, you should have probably started receiving "new mover" stuff. Many companies, such as Moving Targets, interpret signing up for a utility like phone or cable as evidence that you have recently moved.
It's even possible that Comcast isn't selling your name so much as they are reporting it to certain databases. I'm not entirely certain how that works, but either way, you can thank the establishment for knowing your comings and goings.
I Refused To Let AT&T Blow Off My Demand To Instantly Restore Internet Service
Three cheers for OP on this one, but in all reality, things should have been different.
The fact is that AT&T didn't forget to pay their bill, or AT&T didn't sweep it under the rug, OP did. Whether OP actually forgot or just simply tried to get away as long as possible without paying it is immaterial; OP failed to make sure his account was in good standing. The only way I place the onus on AT&T for OP failing to ensure his bill is paid is if OP had automatic payment and AT&T fouled something up.
While it's true that AT&T had the ability to turn on service immediately (and why they wouldn't is beyond me since they can begin charging again for service immediately rather than June 1), they certainly didn't have any obligation to do so. If the problem were caused by AT&T, then they would have an obligation to act quickly.
Walmart Employee Fired After Trying To Stop A Shoplifter
You're absolutely correct, goodpete.
In some states, she might even have an actionable argument against Walmart. I don't know Kansas law specifically, but being terminated for violating a company policy that isn't made clear, or that isn't common sense like drugs and crimes against the company, really constitutes wrongful termination.
In other states, like Pennsylvania, which is an at-will employment state, a business can fire any employee for any (or no) reason whatsoever, as long as it's not discriminatory or retaliatory.
Either way, since Walmart apparently made no attempt to notify her of that policy, OP is entitled to full unemployment benefits.
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"This Is Not A Test" - Subway Says It Definitely Will Start Tessellating Cheese July 1
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