Random questions.

[JTZ]

Yep

You think he is a DDF member?

[Chapshnell]

Looking for some cheap shoe trees. Anyone see any on sale recently?

same here..

[Aaaron]

Who's ronaldinho240?

Found him:

http://www.sugardaddyforme.com/sugar-daddies/ny/albia/ronaldinho240

[B.D.Da'ehu]

Does the BF of UA ewr-tlv business class (actually P) ever go under $1,000? Does anyone know any UA business flight anywhere in which the BF is lowish?

[David Smith]

If I add an AU with a different address than mine, will that address be the billing address?

[JTZ]

If I add an AU with a different address than mine, will that address be the billing address?

Don't think it will work. PP?

[David Smith]

Don't think it will work. PP?

Yes, and in general.

[JTZ]

IIRC you might be able to add a second address on a Citi card.

[David Smith]

IIRC you might be able to add a second address on a Citi card.

Citi let's you put in a different address for AU. I don't know if that would work for billing address.

[JTZ]

Lets see if I can find it. I thought you could add a second billing address or change the primary.

[stbaum]

When I put in tracking numbers (ups, usps) in google search it used to give me a link (the first result) to the tracking info.
Why did it stop working?

not sure when it started but it's up again. (i use google chrome)

[David Smith]

Is advance access to purchasing ny giants tickets worth anything?

[yakrot]

same here..

Every once in a while Jos A Bank has 50% off all accessories and their shoe trees come down to $12.50

[stbaum]

how much money should i take for my 10 day Europe trip? i would like to get Euros directly from the bank but i have no clue how much. i want to pay with cc as much as possible, but i'm aware that little shops and markets won't accept them. so would $500 be enough? too much? i'm only really "planning" on getting little chachkes and souvenirs but maybe certain restaurants won't take cc?? or maybe should i just get $1k and then exchange it back when i get home and hope for a profit?

[shwarmabob]

how much money should i take for my 10 day Europe trip? i would like to get Euros directly from the bank but i have no clue how much. i want to pay with cc as much as possible, but i'm aware that little shops and markets won't accept them. so would $500 be enough? too much? i'm only really "planning" on getting little chachkes and souvenirs but maybe certain restaurants won't take cc?? or maybe should i just get $1k and then exchange it back when i get home and hope for a profit?

are you bringing it from here? you should be able to use your ATM card over there. Call your bank to double check if you never did it before.

[stbaum]

are you bringing it from here? you should be able to use your ATM card over there. Call your bank to double check if you never did it before.

wouldn't they charge me for that??

[shwarmabob]

wouldn't they charge me for that??

Depends on the bank. Call them and ask. Mine charges about $2, but you get a better exchange rate and you don't have to worry about losing your money. I usually bring $100 for emergency, or if the ATM swallows the card. This never happened to me, but I heard that it can happen if something goes wrong. As for the rest I just use a local ATM of a big name bank.

Let's see what others answer.

[stbaum]

Depends on the bank. Call them and ask. Mine charges about $2, but you get a better exchange rate. I usually bring $100 for emergency, or if the ATM swallows the card. This never happened to me, but I heard that it can happen if something goes wrong. As for the rest I just use a local ATM of a big name bank.

i have chase. why not just buy the euros here or at the airport?

[shwarmabob]

i have chase. why not just buy the euros here or at the airport?

I don't exchange here, because I think the exchange rate isn't very good, but you should do what makes you comfortable. My in-laws always exchange here and bring cash with them, they would be very uncomfortable arriving with no local currency.

"Worst: 1)   Chase and PNC (tie): By charging a $5 fee plus 3% on ALL international ATM transactions, these banks make withdrawing money outside the US a costly proposition."
Read more: http://thepointsguy.com/2013/07/avoiding-atm-withdrawal-fees-when-traveling-abroad/#ixzz4D0JH0AlD

Maybe you should exchange that $500 here 

[LoLo]

i have chase. why not just buy the euros here or at the airport?

My banker easily waived the fee for me, and i have yet to be charged the 3%, never happened to me.