Wow! Thank you. It is so not obvious! I now so look forward to casually telling the equally baffled better-half how to filter the reviews the next time we look at amazon together.
The biggest con is that your credit history takes a colossal hit if a store card becomes late or delinquent. Also, if you don't make payments in time, you end up paying interest on your purchases which negates any discounts the card brings. It is easy to be lulled into a false sense of security and accrue big balances on these cards. I think it comes down to financial diligence. If you are the sort of person who pays cards the day you make the purchase, then you can extract decent savings from store cards. For instance, I have the Banana Republic/Gap card. I buy most of my kids' clothes from Gap. They outgrow their clothes in no time and I make large purchases 3-4 times a year. Gap often has stackable discounts for cardholders. It leads to sizeable savings. The rule of thumb would be to have as few as feasible, and only those that are likely to be used more than a handful of times a year.
Sure that, but I liked these. Cute they are! Halo Eclipse Spectacles September is coming up annnd I wouldn't mind these as gifts (May be not much of use now but I ll still be around for next time! )
I was right there with you not too long ago. I just happened upon a review that described filtering by item. It was a hallelujah moment. Ever since I take great pleasure in enlightening other frustrated Amazon shoppers.
I actually read the full article late last night! How do you find these gems? The T-in-C is too chicken to dirty his hands, but the blood thirsty cabal that surrounds him, Bannon, Miller, Duke et. al., are the ones who frighten me. Perhaps we will just have to hope there are more than a few ordinary men and women, the likes of Vasili Arkhipov and Stanislav Petrov, quietly going about their business in the background who will step up to save us from apocalypse.
Lol. The AI s of then times won't have ultra powerful advance advance super visions of some sort already? Profit how? As, "Specs that helped mankind of past witness the great solar eclipse of 2017", you think it will intrigue the post humans? Hmmmm this could work! Vintage isn't cheap anytime!
I didn't. It was brought to my attention many years ago by a coffee-shop bud (meaning, we never met outside of the coffee-shop where we were both regular couch potatoes) who happened to be a spokesperson for IPPNW. I am more concerned about global warming. That is already happening, like right now. And, given the sheer flakiness of these geniuses, I worry that someone may consider nuclear 'winter' an antidote to runaway temperatures!
I have tried their madras lentils. Available in Costco. Pretty good actually. MTR ready to eat packs are good. I have taken their pongal,upma and few north indian subjis when I was traveling Far East. These are available in most bay area desi stores.
@Rihana asked about floor mats: "Hung on the clothesline and beaten? Do your neighbors also clean this way or do they go look for safer spots when you thus start to clean?" The bamboo stick that I use is meant (not for kendo fighting, but) for treating muscle pains. Bought in Taipei years ago.... still going strong.