1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I'll use Venmo when picking something up in person

hell I pay child support with Venmo

 

My wife and I use Venmo a ton to reimburse each other for family expenses, or I should say we did. it was pretty convenient for that sort of thing.

we finally made a joint checking account through USAA though for family stuff, it was just getting too crazy using Venmo constantly or having to do accounting at the end of every month to settle up

 

This kind of bullshit has to be a nightmare for lawyers and the court system in general

 

Not really, makes it easier. More evidence than cash or check and I don't need her account number and she doesn't need mine.

 

It's risky on the seller's end because the buyer can open a dispute for pretty much any reason and without evidence of the condition of the item and terms beforehand, you could be SoL. Paypal/Ebay usually take the buyer's word over the sellers, but I'm happy to use it for Ebay since they're generally very good about sorting disputes since you have the whole paper trail.

Venmo and Cash App I've heard are the opposite. You don't want to accidentally send someone money cuz you wont get it back

 

Looks just like his DAD?

 

Ima call bullshit, I had to make atleast 2 request for my money back when I bought the scam Fox shocks off of Walmart for fun

 

I have a little experience here


And ya, you were the buyer..and you got your money

 

He just missing the beard, hell they're almost the same height already

 

They're doing something to come after people that pay for services with Venmo, IRS wants their tax money. Remember hearing about it awhile ago, lot of people using Venmo to pay under the table. We try to always pay the babysitter with cash for that reason

 

I'd say there's a difference between using PayPal when you're actively having a conversation with a buyer/seller and dealing with regular scum people you never talk to.

 

All our cabs went to cash only because of this

 

Which one is this scenario? In my experience unless it's 'friends and family' you just described the same person

 

Active conversation between buyer and seller

 

Regarding the buy vs. lease the biggest problem is the Mileage penalty when returned and modifying a vehicle. Also if you decide the vehicle isn't right for you after 18mo on a 3 year lease the buyout can be ridiculous? With a Buy you still have more control. If you are just buying cars every 3 yrs and just want not to deal with anything a Lease might be fine. But you are very locked into a lease vs purchase.

 

It has begun

 

Oh boy.
(Personally more interested in the new 4Runner. Saw the new Taco (and 4R) will have hybrid option. And a big ugly TRDPro logo tailgate for the Tacoma.)

 

Rip triceratops

 

Satisfied for now

 

My girlfriends looking at 3rd gens