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[katherine-23]

𝘾𝙇𝙄𝘾𝙆 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙇𝙄𝙉𝙆 𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝘾𝙇𝘼𝙄𝙈 𝙉𝙊𝙒 𝙄𝙈𝙈𝙀𝘿𝙄𝘼𝙏𝙀𝙇𝙔 𝙏𝙊 𝙂𝙀𝙏 𝙋𝘼𝙄𝘿👇𝐶𝑜𝑛𝑔𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑙𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑠 𝑌𝑜𝑢 𝐶𝑎𝑛 𝐺𝑒𝑡 𝑌𝑜𝑢𝑟 𝑃𝑎𝑦𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝐵𝑒𝑡𝑤𝑒𝑒𝑛 20 second 𝐶𝑙𝑎𝑖𝑚 𝑁𝑜𝑤

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[topapponline]

The Comprehensive Guide to Cash App - What You Need to Know Before You Sign Up

If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to Cash App, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll go over everything you need to know about the app before you sign up. We’ll cover topics like how the app works, what fees are associated with it, and how it compares to other similar apps. By the end of this post, you should have all the information you need to make an informed decision about whether or not Cash App is right for you. So without further ado, let’s get started!

What You Need to Know Before You Sign Up

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What is Cash App?

Cash App is a mobile payment service developed by Square, Inc., allowing users to transfer money to one another using a mobile phone app. Cash App also allows its users to purchase Bitcoin. As of February 2022, Cash App was the fastest growing financial app in the United States.

Square launched its Cash App in early 2015 as a peer-to-peer (P2P) payments platform designed to compete with existing P2P payment services such as Venmo and PayPal. In late 2017, Cash App added the ability for users to buy and sell Bitcoin within the app. The addition of cryptocurrency trading functionality was seen as a way to further capitalize on the increasing popularity of Bitcoin and other digital assets.

While Cash App is primarily used as a P2P payment service, it can also be used to make online purchases or send money to businesses. For online purchases, users can link their Cash App account to their debit card or bank account and use it like any other payment method at merchants that accept Square as a payment processor. To send money to businesses, users can either input the business’s phone number or email address into the “To” field when making a payment; if the recipient is not yet registered with Cash App, they will receive instructions on how to sign up and claim the funds.

How to Sign Up for Cash App?

In order to sign up for Cash App, you will need to download the app and create an account. After you have downloaded the app, open it and tap on the "Sign Up" button. You will then be prompted to enter your phone number or email address. Once you have entered this information, you will be able to create a password.

Once you have signed up for Cash App, you will be able to add money to your account using your debit card or bank account. You can also receive money from other Cash App users. To do this, they will need to enter your phone number or email address associated with your Cash App account.

In order to add money to your Cash App account, you will need to connect it to a debit card or bank account. To do this, tap on the "Add Money" button and then select the account you would like to use. You will then be prompted to enter the amount of money you would like to add.

If you would like to receive money from another Cash App user, they will need to enter your phone number or email address associated with your Cash App account. Once they have done this, they will be able to enter the amount of money they would like to send you.

How to Use Cash App?

Assuming you already have a Cash App account (if not, sign up here), there are four main ways to use Cash App:

1. Send money to friends or family

2. Request money from friends or family

3. Pay for goods and services using the Cash Card

4. Invest in stocks with Cash App Investing

Pros and Cons of Cash App

If you're considering using Cash App to send or receive money, you may be wondering what the pros and cons are. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the key advantages and disadvantages of Cash App so that you can decide if it's right for you.

One of the biggest advantages of Cash App is that it's very easy to use. Sending and receiving money is as simple as entering an amount and tapping a button. There's no need to sign up for an account or provide any personal information.

Another big plus is that Cash App doesn't charge any fees for sending or receiving money. That means you can save money compared to other services like PayPal or Venmo which do charge fees.

One potential downside of Cash App is that it only works with U.S.-based bank accounts and debit cards. That means if you're trying to send money to someone in another country, you'll need to use a different service.

Another potential issue is that Cash App doesn't offer any buyer protection like PayPal does. That means if you send money to someone and they don't deliver what they promised, there's no way to get your money back through Cash App.

Overall, Cash App is a great option if you're looking for a simple way to send or receive money without any fees. However, there are some potential downsides to be aware of before using the service.

Original website: https://www.topapp.online/

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Cash App Tips and Tricks For A Smooth Transaction - top app online

How To Become A Power User Of Cash App: Tips and Tricks For Making The Most Out Of It - Top App Online

A Beginner's Guide to Using Cash App for All Your Financial Needs

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[srinathindia]

As the world becomes more digitized, financial transactions are no exception. Cash App is one of the digital payment services that has been gaining popularity over the years. It allows users to transfer funds, buy and sell cryptocurrency, and even receive direct deposits. However, to fully utilize the app’s features, users need to log in first. In this article, we will discuss the different ways to log in to Cash App and why it is important to secure your account.

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[katherine-23]

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[beatingtheouijaboardallegations]

forever tired of our voices being turned into commodity.

forever tired of thorough medaocrity in the AAC business. how that is rewarded. How it fails us as users. how not robust and only robust by small small amount communication systems always chosen by speech therapists and funded by insurance.

forever tired of profit over people.

forever tired of how companies collect data on every word we’ve ever said and sell to people.

forever tired of paying to communicate. of how uninsured disabled people just don’t get a voice many of the time. or have to rely on how AAC is brought into classrooms — which usually is managed to do in every possible wrong way.

forever tired of the branding and rebranding of how we communicate. Of this being amazing revealation over and over that nonspeakers are “in there” and should be able to say things. of how every single time this revelation comes with pre condition of leaving the rest behind, who can’t spell or type their way out of the cage of ableist oppression. or are not given chance & resources to. Of the branding being seen as revolution so many times and of these companies & practitioners making money off this “revolution.” of immersion weeks and CRP trainings that are thousands of dollars and wildly overpriced letterboards, and of that one nightmare Facebook group g-d damm it. How this all is put in language of communication freedom. 26 letters is infinite possibilities they say - but only for the richest of families and disabled people. The rest of us will have to live with fewer possibilities.

forever tired of engineer dads of AAC users who think they can revolutionize whole field of AAC with new terrible designed apps that you can’t say anything with them. of minimally useful AI features that invade every AAC app to cash in on the new moment and not as tool that if used ethically could actually help us, but as way of fixing our grammar our language our cultural syntax we built up to sound “proper” to sound normal. for a machine, a large language model to model a small language for us, turn our inhuman voices human enough.

forever tired of how that brand and marketing is never for us, never for the people who actually use it to communicate. it is always for everyone around us, our parents and teachers paras and SLPs and BCBAs and practitioners and doctors and everyone except the person who ends up stuck stuck with a bad organized bad implemented bad taught profit motivated way to talk. of it being called behavior problems low ability incompetence noncompliance when we don’t use these systems.

you all need to do better. We need to democritize our communication, put it in our own hands. (My friend & communication partner who was in Occupy Wall Street suggested phrase “Occupy AAC” and think that is perfect.) And not talking about badly made non-robust open source apps either. Yes a robust system needs money and recources to make it well. One person or community alone cannot turn a robotic voice into a human one. But our human voice should not be in hands of companies at all.

(this is about the Tobii Dynavox subscription thing. But also exploitive and capitalism practices and just lazy practices in AAC world overall. Both in high tech “ mainstream “ AAC and methods that are like ones I use in sense that are both super stigmatized and also super branded and marketed, Like RPM and S2C and spellers method. )

[elekid]

We Need $$ ASAP To Do Laundry While Living Outdoors

The manner in which my family does their laundry is largely the hygiene center which provides unhoused people in this area with our only safe & free opportunities to shower/do laundry/brush teeth. To make long short, suddenly the machines and dryers are gone, and now there are few & far between opportunites to do laundry for free until sometime in June. Besides us are couple hundred other unhoused people (we uh...tend to not have the disposable income to afford laundromat industrial machine prices, not to mention laundry soap!!!) are also unable to access this service.

I'm making this post to ask for whatever funding you are able to donate in order to access the laundromat across the street for our local unhoused community and ourselves this week. I know that we cannot be the only people running out of clean clothes already...The opportunity to have clean blankets is something that I do not see why any person would deny to another human being!!!

Funds for this laundromat are loaded into a prepaid card that can only be used @ on-site machines, and wheeled cats/wagons can easily be used for transport. The only store purchases neccessary would be laundry soap / laundry sanitizer

We will wash as much laundry as we can afford to!!!

(I can be messaged to ask for alternate methods of sending $$$)

TL;DR HOMELESS COUPLE NEED FUNDS TO DO LAUNDRY FOR SELVES AND LOCAL UNHOUSED COMMUNITY IN THE RISING HEAT !!!

[faggotyuri]

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Hey guys, Roxy here. Soooo I just got completely fucked by Wells Fargo (big surprise) and I need some help. Not only did Wells Fargo autopay for something when my account was already in the negatives, they proceeded to then charge a $35 overdraft fee... and now I owe $50 dollars.

I'm planning on switching banks soon, because this is ridiculous, but I need help getting my account down to zero. I'm a real broke college student so.. anything helps, even just a reblog!!

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[angelsinluv]

"i can't just get into the state."

"that's like telling someone homeless and broke to get into the state of already having a house and being rich. it's ableism, it's insensitive!"

...? i always see this type of complaint. that's what you always do and never see results. that's why shit is "so hard" for you because you do more complaining than you are trying.

you think it's impossible to get into a state, y'all say it's too hard to enter a state and feel as if you have money when you've never felt that way before, you say your depression gets in the way because you can't feel "happiness", you literally don't even try to persist in the state and say it's so hard. guess what you're manifesting? that it's hard for you. that's your state.

your head is so far up your ass, you miss the point every. single. time.

you think it's about forcing. forcing yourself to enter a state, to feel some kind of beyond this world happiness, did you forget that it's personal, that not every feeling will be the same every time you enter a state? that not everyone may feel the same things all the time? that sometimes it's relief that creation is done, excited, calm, nonchalance? did you forget that you have to persist so that it can feel natural despite your circumstances?

if you told me that you're manifesting money and i said to you that i have a million dollars and wanted your cash app to send you the money you desire, how would you feel? relieved that i granted you your wish? excited that you're going to get the money? nonchalant because that's how the law works?

imagination is literally always saying yes to you, the only person saying no is you. this is the same thing. your problem is that you're not trying, you're not persisting when imagination just always says yes. fulfill yourself constantly and stop giving up.

THERE ARE INFINITE STATES.

the wish fulfilled is your goal, the state you should be returning to, to make it dominant — not hold.

the wish fulfilled means creation is done. that depending on what you like to think is:

KNOWING it will come or you ALREADY have it.

JUST DO IT.

it's that simple. not easy for you yet but simple. why are you making it so hard for yourself? all that for what? you know that are DIFFERENT ways to enter a state? if "just entering" isn't natural enough for you yet, you know techniques exist right? affirming, visualizing, scripting, sats, fun methods you see online? oh right... you probably forgot because your ass gave up at the first try because you couldn't feel some "universe high vibration feeling 🤩"

like are you done complaining yet? are you sick of your shit yet? cut the bullshit and persist.

and it's not ableism either. no one is telling you shit's easy for everyone, no one is saying that "just entering it" is the only and correct way. there is no trying. do it and persist. you can do it.

the only reason why you can't is because you say so.

[punyhoomans]

Hola! I'm Allan and I need help defending myself in court! If you know me at all you may already be familiar with parts of this story;

At the start of the pandemic, my landlord glitched out and lied to the police to have me forcibly and illegally removed from my home (N.B. that I was the only tenant in the house and this was during the first covid-related lockdown/eviction moratorium)

Homeless in a pandemic and in a city embroiled in BLM protests, I was forced to spend thousands, obliterating my savings to find safe places to stay until I could sign a new lease. Sometimes I slept in my office. It was like camping, only with the threat of unemployment instead of bears.

Though it all my landlord was horrendously antagonistic, threatening me, my property, refusing to allow me to retrieve my stuff, and screaming at the police when I acquiesced to her demands for them to be present.

I was able to hire a lawyer and successfully obtained a protective order and an injunction to stop her from acting on her threats to destroy everything I owned, and forcing her to allow me access to move my things. (Some of which she maliciously damaged beyond repair)

I wish that were the end of it, but it turns out she is also attempting to defame me by levying false criminal charges against me.

Unfortunately, I have been unemployed for a while now and while I can't afford a lawyer, the court appointed attorney says there is essentially no case and no evidence against me, but I still have to appear in person or face arrest for failure to appear.

Tickets from FL to Boston are not cheap, as they have to be refundable due to the inconsistency and unpredictability of court dockets. I've already been rescheduled twice and I'm hoping the third time is the charm to finally end this mess.

This wasn't easy to write. I've asked for a lot of help and almost always got it, and I feel the worse for it every time.

I need to buy a refundable round trip plane ticket and secure lodging for 2-3 days in November and prices will only be going up.

Thank you for reading this. I know that the world is unrelenting in its misery, but your help makes it a little more bearable.

(if gfm doesn't work for you, my other payment methods are here:

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Cash app: $pnyhmns

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[daftpatience]

Do you have any tips or advice for running an artists booth at a convention? I'm thinking about doing it eventually and been wanting to hear from people who have done it before :^)

yeah!!! lemme rattle off a few things off the top a my head also, pardon me 4 using amazon dot ca links for products that i mention. its just easy to find references that way (and often u can look up the brand and find their non-amazon store etc etc)

this got super long so im putting it under a cut!!

• join an artist alley group!! i'm in this artist alley discord and it is a fantastic place to get info about cons, table display ideas, manufacturer recommendations, etc. there are more than just this group out there and i think there are bigger ones but i personally really like this one ^u^ i make a ton of use of the display resources and manu recommendation channels!

• if you can afford it, be choosy about the events you apply to. there are a lot of cons out there that are fantastic, and a lot that aren't worth the trouble, and i don't necessarily mean small vs big cons. some of my fav events are smaller artist alleys local to me, and most of the artists i know avoid informa (fanexpo) like the plague. check out what other artists have to say about past events and keep an eye out for red flags: personally i find cons with really out of date/poorly advertised social medias and websites that have mismatched info are a warning sign of a mismanaged and not well attended event. • you don't need a lot of fancy display stuff to start, those sorts of things you can build up over time. im a fan of getting a ton of my display stuff from the dollar store >:)

when you're ready and need the space to display a good amount of art the main thing you wanna pick up is definitely something that gives your table some verticality, whether that's a pvc pipe style setup, pegboards, or modular cube shelving (we all used to use these big heavy grid ones until the plastic sheet covered ones came out and now we all use those. theyre cuter and lighter and fit better on a table and come in more colours yayay. im sure some people still like the grid ones since they fit gridwall accessories tho) there are lots of other ways to display stuff but these r what i am most familiar with. definitely helps to look at youtube and pinterest and discord groups for display ideas!!

another thing you will want to start is a tablecloth. not every con has their tables already covered! there are those plastic picnic ones at dollar stores, and you can thrift bedsheets/fabric too.

• depending on the type of display and art you do you'll need some way to attach signs/prints/charms/etc to your display. i just moved from blu-tack to magnets but i used to use sewing clips (back when i used the grid cubes) and before then masking tape. all of them are okay and cool! except blu-tack. don't make the same mistakes as me it adds like 40 whole minutes to teardown and it leaves gross oil on the prints after some time. evil

• if you don't have business cards you can make a sign with a qr code that links to you/your shop! there are lots of qr code makers online that u can even customize with images and colours and stuff. there will be people that wanna know how to find you again after a con!

• these days a lot of people don't bring cash to conventions and it's pretty vital to bring some sort of card reader or other digital payment method. most of us use square - they recently made it so that the phone app can accept tap! so you don't need to jump for the expensive physical readers. i've also got a paypal dot me qr code and my etransfer email (i think this is a canadian thing) on a lil sign on the table so people have lots of payment options. usually over 50% of my con income comes from non-cash sales!

• make sure to bring change!! we've forgotten in the past and done okay but it's always handy to be able to make change for people. you'll want a secure place to put cash as well, whether it's a locked moneybox that you keep out of sight or a place on your person (friend of mine uses a fanny pack!) you never wanna leave your table completely unattended but especially when it comes to the moneybox. if it's a multi day con this is an item you mustn't leave at your table overnight.

• keep count of your sales and expenses properly so that you can see how much you made at the end of the con. i really like spreadsheets but you can even just note it down in a book. here's a little example of one con for me:

• you'll want to make a checklist of stock and display stuff to bring, but don't forget to make a list of minor stuff like phone chargers and scissors and tape and glue and pens and paper. multiple types of tape and paper if possible. they don't feel super important until you're stuck because you forgot to make a price sign and have to get by with a sharpie and a napkin. don't let that be you!! dollar store sticky note pads are super useful for this type of thing.

• plan out your prices and do as much prep (counting, sign making, display planning, packing/sorting) as you can beforehand so that the event doesn't feel too stressful. make sure your merchandise is stored in an easily accessible way for you behind the table so you aren't scrambling or rummaging too much when people are asking for stuff!

• similarly, whatever you can leave out for people to just pick/grab themselves, the more of it you're likely to sell. things like stickers and charms are good for this - people like to touch stuff! and it makes it so you don't need to go fishing for items for people as frequently. generally i don't do this with more expensive items just to be safe.

• if you sell prints, people are gonna ask for sleeves to keep them safe, especially at outdoor events. sometimes people ask for sleeves/bags even if they dont buy anything. they're a good idea to have on hand and you can find em for pretty cheap online and for a bit more expensive at dollar stores (i use OPP bags. if you dont wanna use plastic you can always get paper bags/envelopes/glassine bags instead)

• a cushion for the chair is a good idea. lots of conventions have really uncomfy chairs. some folks even bring camping chairs instead!

• pack snacks/lunch/water/drinks/have lunch plans. if you have a table buddy that is able to run out for food that's always nice. you might be sitting but it uses a lot of energy to interface all day!! you'll be exhausted and hungry and it's gonna be important to get enough fuel for your brain to function properly. i genuinely would recommend juice/soda/coffee/energy dink alongside water and food if you wanna live, especially if its a multi day con. get good sleep on days between!

• if you're excited to do trades with other artists during the con, the general etiquette is to wait until later in the day/near the end when the crowds are winding down! it's always okay to ask if someone's doing trades, and don't be upset or press them if they aren't interested or have certain stuff they don't want to trade.

• speaking of con etiquette, depending on the type of vert you are (intro/extro) and or how much customer service experience you have, interfacing can be nervewracking. my general rule is that if they stop to look, i say Hello and let them browse. if they seem interested in my table i try and do some small talk. stuff like How are you/How's the event been for ya/compliments on their outfit/cosplay/merch they have on like pins etc are good! kids and old folks love this. as tiring as it is to do some of my favourite parts of cons is talking to nice people that like my art!! all the folks that say nice things about my work are what keep me drawing ;w; i keep my sketchbook with me to jot down/doodle nice and funny encounters just cus it makes me happy to look back on XD

• when it's teardown time try to put stuff away as neatly as you can. you might be tired and just wanna toss all your stuff into whatever it is you brought it in but i promise future you (especially next-con you) will be so thankful that you put all your price signs into one baggie etc etc.

• speaking of bringing and putting away merch - you'll need a way to get it all from your home/car to your table and back. lots of people use dollies and other types of utility cart (i can guarantee there are a bunch of those grandma grocery ones at your local thrift store!!) - i personally use a big luggage bag and a collapsible wagon, but back in the day we used to CARRY bin after bin of stuff from the car and back in multiple trips which i would NOT reccomend lol. not every convention hall is easily accessible or close to parking so not having to lift stuff if you can avoid it is gonna be vital.

[katherine-23]

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What is your OC's preferred method of payment? Cash, credit, debit, cheque, bank transfer, app like paypal..?

[captaindibbzy]

I fucking hate pay by app. I don't want to download your shitty app. I don't want to pay by phone. If you don't want Fucking cash then let me tap my god damn bank card on the parking meter. I have placed to be. I don't want to spend 15+ minutes downloading your buggy software to my phone, logging in, inventing a password, reading your terms and conditions, typing out my card details, trying to find out how secure your payment system actually is, wafting my phone around in the air and praying for signal, to pay £5 to park in a place I may never have visited before and probably never will again, because you can't be arsed to pay someone to empty the change out of a parking meter once a day. And actually I'm reaching an age now where I don't nesecerily want to take my Fucking Phone with me everywhere I go.

You're not just excluding old people. You're excluding anyone who doesn't have a mobile phone or a digital life. Which is more people than you think. And also it's not a fucking secure method of paying for your shit ass inaccessible car park in the first place. Someone's gonna tape a QR code over your sign and everyone's gonna be unhappy.

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