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Your quip about the executive's bonus(s) is unwarranted and a sign of envy. However, with Banquet meals, you sometimes get what you paid for, but usually not. They are not gourmet meals. There are better brands of these things in stores. Pay more and get something edible.

You might want to have a chat with your child about the company he keeps.

Don't throw the cartridges away as they may be good but the printer itself has problems.

Karen, shop elsewhere.

KFC sent out emails extolling their support for BLM and was proud to give alot of money to these insurrectionists. Good to remember these companies and not buy their products or shop in their stores. We no longer go to places like KFC now, knowing what they really think of their customers. Do the same with Kohl's.

You probably should have kept your grades for each term as you received them from the school. Relying on transcripts is ok, but keeping the "report cards" showing the grades and classes will also work with most other colleges, etc.

Time to find another brand to buy.

Give them a call and ask what is going on. It may be in the way they bill for service. Some companies bill you in advance for service and others will bill you for the prior month of service. They should be able to explain this.

Items delivered to you unsolicited are not required by you to pay for. Some magazines now are, apparently sending unsolicited issues to people whose names and addresses they have either previously had as subscribers or whose info they got from other sources like other magazines of similar nature, etc. They hope you will subscribe. In your case, just take the magazines and do what you want with them. Ignore any bills or renewal notices, etc. Just make sure you are not being charged for the subscription somehow.

You obviously clicked on "order" before you carefully read and verified the order and prices, etc. If they really gave you no choice on the delivery charge then you should have confirmed the order. Gotta slow down and verify everything before clicking the order button.

Kitchen Craft might be a very good line of cookware, but the average homeowner will find the prices rather out of their ability to pay.

Your situation is confusing, but the main problem seems to be that you booked a rental thru Priceline and not directly with Avis. Thus, when you have a problem, you have to go thru Priceline to resolve it. That Avis at the airport won't accept your debit/credit card makes no sense at all. Using a credit card is always the best way to pay for something when you don't have the cash on hand---not a debit card, a most dangerous thing. You might wish to clarify what is going on.

There must be a reason for the suspension. What did they tell you it was? That's the starting point for this discussion.

Good old Walmart. You bought a Sam's Club labeled product. There are much better stores to shop at with better products.

The Taurus G2 is a fine thing. Hopefully, your son used a credit card. Just dispute the charge. If not and used a debit card, now would be a good time for you to explain the dangers of debit cards as opposed to credit cards.

"Be careful theres crazy people out there!" You are so right about that!

Complain to the store manager. Or, better yet find a Dollar Tree store and shop there---all items are a dollar, unlike Dollar General.

You need to contact the manufacturer about this. Good luck and if you get nowhere try searching for a solution online by doing a search using the brand, model, etc. to see if anyone else has had a similar problem. Try YouTube also using the same criteria plus just the name and model to see if anyone has a video of this with hints, problems, etc.

If they are sending you a bill then it would appear they don't have your credit or debit card info. Just ignore the bills and they will automatically cancel your subscription. In the future, if you are worried about something like this affecting your credit just use a different name to subscribe, using your correct address, etc. That way the sub will be in that name and not yours, eg., a grand child, etc. The post office delivers to an address and not a name as many relatives, etc. can live at an address having different names, etc. If a postman ever were to ask, just say that's my grandchild who is living with us, etc.

If you used a credit card you might still be able to dispute the charge. Try it---defective product, broken promises and inability to contact them, etc.

You probably don't need Onstar anyway. See, you just saved yourself some money.

Next time you buy potatoes smell the bag for any "off-odors" and such. That's a good indication of freshness. In your case, all you had to do is peel-off the skin along with the green parts and you would be fine. The green color indicates the bag(s) have been exposed to excessive light. Spuds are supposed to be in a dark, subdued lighting environment in order to retain freshness and color. What you experienced is not unusual if you are older than 30 and/or have had experience in cooking for a family, etc.

You must have used a debit card on a third party booking platform. Bad mistake booking thru Travelocity instead of with the hotel directly and an even worse mistake by using a debit card---where your money is taken immediately. Next time you book anything do so using a credit card and with the actual lodging company, etc. This is how we learn.

Did you complain to the store manager about the rude, obnoxious employee? If you did not, then what would you have us do for you?

Next time ordering online use a credit and not a debit card.

Duncan Hines has a website. Go there and complain. They may send you a coupon, etc. Give them the numbers on the box and whatever else they need from it to identify that batch.

call the number on the back of your card and ask why.

Always gotta read and then keep any contract for future reference. Take a look at the one you signed and see what it says in order to verify what they are now telling you. Or, ask them for a copy of what you signed, etc.

Look in your manual for the telly and find the number to contact for warranty work, etc. Read the section on length of warranty first to ensure it is still in warranty, tho. Sometimes, you get what you pay for. I am always surprised people buy electronic devices, especially any of the Walmart private branded ones as ONN is.

Ah! The wonderful world of spark plugs. We commiserate, having had experience in finding an equivalent spark plug for many machines in the past. With the advent of computers, it is easier to find an equivalent plug from many different brands online. There are some good sites that you can go to in order to find a few brand possibilities and then wander into a store and see who carries one of the ones that will fit your machine. In your case, get a free consult from an attorney to see what you can do, ie., civil suit for damages Oreilly continues to give you the brush-off. They aren't going to do anything unless you carry this further. Communication with your attorney may help them want to give you some sort of satisfaction.

Next time you order anything online---and most everywhere else---use a credit and not a debit card. Much safer.

Go to your account at their site and cancel.

You must contact the company and see what they will do for you to rectify the problem. If no good solution then get a free consult with an attorney and see what your options are.

Kraft is just portraying children as they really are nowadays with parents who grew up the same way.

Assuming you used a credit card and not a debit card just dispute the charge.

Try disabling any ad blockers you have for the HD site or switch to a different browser and see what happens. Without knowing which browser you use or any ad blockers, etc. it's hard to know what is going on. The problem in a situation like this usually resides with your computer.

You might want to spend a hundred dollars or so on a AAA Premier membership and not rely on the so-called "assistance" program you have now. Hope you don't pay for it. Obviously not worth it in any event no matter how much it does or does not cost you.

If under warranty---read your documentation for warranty terms and length---contact the number for warranty work at Frigidaire. If not, then either find a local appliance repair guy or just junk them and buy another. The problem could be any number of things, eg., low on refrigerant, bad thermostat, etc.

Dispute the charge before your monthly due date.

You cannot argue with true believers. Just don't shop at places that hire hysterical employees. And, remember this experience come November 3.

It is very common for FedEX and UPS to deliver packages in bulk to the local post office who then delivers the package. It is also not that uncommon for the post office to show packages as being delivered when they are not, necessarily and they advise you to wait a couple of days to see if it suddenly is delivered. I had two packages this year that were claimed to be delivered and were not. The first one was actually delivered two weeks later by the post office and the other never showed up at all. If you paid by credit card---a wise man does this---then wait a couple of days and then contact the seller and complain. If they refuse to refund/replace then dispute the charge immediately. The problem is usually the post office's ineptitude. When the post office says "delivered" they will also usually say where and how, eg., "place in mailbox" or "handed to customer, etc." If you can track the package take a close look and see what it says about the actual delivery. Don't blame the seller on this, however it is also not your fault. If the tracking shows a non-existent delivery address, then I suspect it is gone---somewhere and this would be a good reason for a dispute to be approved, etc. Good luck.

Do a search for Reward Zone USA with the word "problems" included. There are many complaints about it. Don't hold your breath waiting for any $1000.

Tilapia is a cheaper fish than flounder, thus a probable reason for it's use by Red Lobster. You might want to do a search for Tilapia and see exactly what it is, where farmed, it's nutritional value, etc. You might be surprised at what you find out. Personally, I would never eat that stuff.

Not at all uncommon for prices to be lower online rather than in stores. Makes sense as local retailers have more overead, eg., rent, mortgage, utilities, etc. than online sites.

Given the cheap price of Lean Cuisine meals, not too sure what the problem here is. Just do as you did: cut off the bad potato part.

call the number on the back of the card and tell them what is going on and how to stop it. They can cancel that card and issue a new one, precluding Benaughty from having a valid card to charge to. Once you get your new card remember to change card numbers, etc. with any other companies you have your card with on file.

You might want to uninstall the Norton and go to a free anti virus like Avast since you believe you have been hacked. Make sure you also do a "clean uninstall" after uninstalling the regular way in order to get rid of all the junk still left behind. Get the clean uninstall by doing a search for that. Then, run your new anti virus and something like Malwarebytes to make sure any bad stuff is on the computer, etc. No need to pay for anti-virus programs.

Always best to have a written list of contacts with their email addresses somewhere. You can even keep a copy on your computer by using something like Wordpad or other simple program. This is called a back-up in case something goes awry.

Go to the main McDonald's website and complain about this location. They may send you a coupon. Blame the local workers at that location for not doing the job they are paid to do. Perhaps, if they were paid $15 an hour they would do better? Or, not.

"Reporters" or news personalities are always wanting to make themselves look good. Gets attention. That's the way it is. You should take most of these stories with a grain of salt, as the saying goes.