If you had/have a car with extended warranty, and you get rid of it before the warranty runs out, did you know you are entitled to a pro-rated refund? In most cases that is. I can’t speak for all warranty contracts since they differ, especially when you go with one provided by the Automotive Company vs. a private insuring company.
Typically, the process to get your money back requires you to send a letter to the insuring company, including a proof of title change, in most cases this is a copy of the title that you sign off on to change owners, along with details on the VIN. All this info should be in the booklet you got with your warranty.
I just got my check for $89.00! I had about 7 months of extended warranty left when I got rid of my old car. Although I did get rid of my car close to a year ago! Hey, I’m not complaining.
This post has to deal mainly with the Island of Oahu, but some of it may be applicable to other islands as well. I’ll try to point out some of the sights, sounds, and tastes you have to check out while in Oahu…on the cheap…for the most part anyway.
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What’s Your Take On Panhandlers? How About Street Performers?
Just went down to get coffee, and on my way out, a woman in what looks to be her late 30′s asks me for a couple bucks because she wants to buy food. A couple bucks?!? I know inflation is the trend right now, but come on, what happened to asking for some “spare change”?
I ended up giving her my $0.29 cents of change I had in my hand. I actually rarely give to panhandlers who ask for money. I generally feel more inclined to give when they don’t come up to me.
And did you hear about the panhandlers/street performers-entertainers in places like the San Francisco can make around $40k–tax free! Maybe I should consider a switch in profession. Although I have to admit, I did see some pretty entertaining stuff in Santa Monica…One performing group must have took in about $150.00 considering the amount of people watching. I’ll admit I gave him a dollar.
Posted in General on July 28, 2006