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Hi everyone, I've been working on a shopping list app, SyncList. I need 12 testers for the Google Play 14 day testing requirement. I am more than happy to test your apps or games in return. How to join: (via google groups) [https://groups.google.com/g/synclist-testers](https://groups.google.com/g/synclist-testers) (download on android) [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kristianvolarevic.synclist](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kristianvolarevic.synclist)

Hey all, here are 50 ideas for side hustles you can from your bedroom for everyone that likes to work in their PJ's! **100% remote ideas:** 1. **Freelance writing.** You can pick up gigs on Upwork or Fiverr writing blog posts and articles for small businesses. People make anywhere from like $15 to $50+ an hour depending on what they write about. 2. **Proofreading.** You literally just read stuff and look for errors. No special tools needed and you can find gigs on freelance platforms pretty easily. 3. **Virtual assistant work.** Helping small business owners with emails and scheduling and random admin stuff. A lot of people charge like $19 to $30 an hour for this. 4. **Freelance soci...

I'm so over seeing '70% off!' signs only to find out the 'original price' was pulled out of thin air. It drives me nuts how many stores play that game. For ages, I just assumed every 'deal' was either a scam or needed some secret coupon I didn't have. But lately, I've actually started digging a bit, and honestly, some *real* savings are out there if you're willing to do a little legwork and ignore the marketing noise. It's not about 'life-changing hacks,' but rather consistent, small efforts that add up. Here are a couple of recent examples from my own experience: * **External SSD:** I needed a new 1TB external SSD for back...

**Release Date** * April 29, 2026 **Publisher(s)** * N2E *(Perfect World Games)* **Platform(s)** * Android, iOS, PC (Client), PlayStation **Synopsis** * NTE: Neverness to Everness is a supernatural open-world RPG developed by Hotta Studio. The story begins in the city of Hethereau, where you play as its first "unlicensed" Anomaly Hunter. You'll join the crew at Eibon, a rundown antique shop that keeps the lights on by taking Anomaly commissions from anyone willing to pay. Alongside a diverse cast of extraordinary companions, you'll unravel urban mysteries, ride out adventures full of laughs and heartbreak, and write your own stories in the neon-lit streets. **Down...

Hello everyone!My roommates and I are looking to sublease our apartment for the summer (May 16 – July 31, with some flexibility for earlier move-ins for certain rooms). Details: • Rent: $675/month + about $60 for utilities (electricity & Wi-Fi (need to be purchased separately)) • Location: Fowler Ave • Apartment: 4 bed / 2 bath• Laundry: In-building • Parking: 2 available parking spots Location perks: • 5-minute walk to campus • 5-minute walk to the downtown area (restaurants, shops, etc.) • Bus stops nearby with easy access to grocery stores and other essentials This is a great option for anyone taking summer classes, working nearby, or staying ...

Are we being trolled? Or is OReilly Auto Parts being ripped off.

Saw this post on IG but wanted to share. 40% off is a very good sale for BBW perfumes! Like rose? I personally recommend Heirloom Rose and Covered in Roses, both are great rose scents and still available online (and some stores). I know most people here probably know this already, but Heirloom Rose is a nice daytime/everyday rose scent that is essential oil based; Covered in Roses is an excellent Delina dupe. Happy shopping!

Hello all! I’d like to start to say I am saddened to hear the news about the fire and am glad no one was hurt as a result. I do have an inquiry though, I have not yet been to bico but am hoping to go this year, and am looking for specific websites/online shops that I can buy women’s dresses from (not interested in pants/shirts). I lean more medieval/renaissance than viking, and am based in Canada if that changes recommendations. I am of average build, open to all price ranges, and am hoping to get some cool/unique pieces (I know I can get some items there but prefer to get a few beforehand). I will not be fighting so do not need to worry about being able to do that type of movement ...

Hey everyone — I’m Theodore, founder of Chameleon-CRM. I figured I should make a real intro post for anyone landing here and wondering: **“What exactly does this thing do?”** and **“Where do I even start?”** Fair question. Chameleon isn’t meant to be “just another CRM.” It was built because I kept watching small businesses duct tape together: * one app for invoicing * one app for scheduling * one app for payments * one app for POS * one app for customer communication * one app for payroll/time tracking * random spreadsheets for everything else …and somehow people are expected to run an actual business like that. That made zero sense to me. So I built **Chamel...

My fiancé and I just moved into his mostly-empty childhood home. Their family will be putting it on the market sometime in the next two years, but in the meantime we’re looking to make it comfortable and livable. Not opposed to some diy renovations but no big overhauls. The couch will have to stay for now, but I will be covering it with something (sensory issues for microfiber). I’ll be scouring thrift stores and vintage shops for colorful fun decor. Any tips for this space would be so welcome!

So in case you did not know any shop offer that is both in game and on the supercell store you can buy it twice. 1.Have the offer loaded on both supercell store and in game. 2. Buy on the supercell store, wait til it says “thank you for your purchase!” 3. the moment you see the thank you message open clash of clans and buy the offer from the shop. Here is where the bug comes in however. Sometimes if you do this it will not give you the offer in game, but then when you close and re-open the app it will give it to you twice. So you get the offer once from the supercell store, and twice in game. You get it 3 times but only pay for it twice. I just did this, bought the offer for 1 book...

# 🍋🥑🥭[Welcome to StarCitizen Garden Shop](https://www.reddit.com/r/Starcitizen_trades/comments/1nu5vl3/wts_oc_lti_ships_ccu_warbond_ccu_lti_ships_ccud/) 🥭🥑🍋 🍒🍒  **How to Purchase** * If you are interested, please leave a message "Pm'd" * [**Please send me a private message**](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=VeggieGardenMarket&subject=Purchase+Order&message=Hello%2c+I%27d+like+to+purchase%3a+%5bSKU-*%5d%0a%0aMy+PayPal+email%3a+%5bAddress%5d%0a%0aMy+RSI+email%3a+%5bAddress%5d) with the SKU number of the goods along with your paypal and RSI account numbers * I will send you the paypal bill in a timely manner. After the payment...

Still trying to figure out if Shenzhen has something to offer fashion wise besides Haus Nowhere, major global brands, and luxury brands. Shopping in Shenzhen gives more upper middle class vibes. New money vibes. The malls are a bit boring to me (fashion wise), very generic with the same stores everywhere. I want to focus more on less known names, the underdogs, independent brands, and solo designers, balanced with more exciting bigger brands.

So I was poking around their public commissions leaderboard and something caught my eye. There are people with 2,000+ referrals making decent but not crazy money, and then there are people with literally 3 referrals who've cleared $8k+. Same program, completely different results. After looking at enough profiles to piece it together, three patterns kept showing up. The low-referral / high-earning crowd almost all seem to be running some kind of agency or design shop. They land a client — a local brewery, a company doing branded packaging — recommend Sticker Mule for their shipping tape and labels, pass along the referral link for a $10 discount, and then quietly collect 10% on wha...

Hey everyone!! I think a lot of us are searching for that one Minecraft server where you can actually settle in and build something meaningful, not just another temporary world that resets or fades out after a few weeks, but a place where your builds last and the world keeps growing over time. A server where you can take your time on projects, build something you’re proud of, and be surrounded by other creative players who care about quality builds and community. That’s exactly why I started **Beakscraft**. Beakscraft launched on **3/28/26**, and since then it’s been amazing watching the world slowly come to life. What started with a few friends has grown into a real community, w...

Based on this screenshot (the community doesn’t allow video posting, it seems) from a video by TikTok user doatdisneyandbeyond, the very first US Haribo store is opening in New York and it’s set to open on July 1, 2026. It’ll be located at the Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets in Central Valley, NY! Here’s the shop’s listing on the outlet’s website: https://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/woodbury-common/stores/haribo#/?location=HARIBO&minimized=true I think I’ll be taking a drive up to the opening day, I only live 2 hours away.

Was just browsing the shop app for any good deals and found this twenty piece sample set (2 ml each) for 75 shipped.When you look up the store homepage on the app, it might give you a different discount (showed 60 off on my wifes phone) but worth looking at if you wanted to try this house , comes to less than 4 bucks a sample , googled a random 10% off code to stack with the shop app discount

I don’t want or need the batteries. Really want a brushless circular saw and kinda want the recip saw. Would Lowe’s frown if I returned the batteries and kept the tools. I’m sure it would be prorated for each piece

Hi everyone! I run an offline home appliance store and I’m finally ready to launch my first online shop. I have about 50 products to list. I’m willing to put in the time to learn, but my tech skills are pretty average. I’ve been looking into WordPress, but it feels like a steep learning curve for a one-man show. On the other hand, I’ve seen Wix and Accio Work mentioned as much easier out of the box solutions.  Has anyone here managed their own retail site from scratch? Is it realistic to diy this with AI tools or should I just bite the bullet and hire a pro to avoid a mess? Would love to hear your experiences!