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Saw on Facebook. Very interested in this set, looks like Lumi is adding residential housing? Will wait to see more

Ever since XD Global (Haoplay) shutdown their offline merchandise store, getting your hands on any of official GFL 1 merchandise in sealed new condition in this age right here in South Korea is either borderline impossible, rather expensive, or very time consuming. Judging by GFL 2 merchandise being mixed in, I'm guessing this is from a hoarder who held onto these like friggen bitcoins and then dumped it in this random corner shop I've found today. If any of you are interested in buying these and having these shipped to you, get in touch with me ASAP. I have no idea how long these are going to last on those shelves.

Hey guys, been following this group for a while and appreciate all the super expertise here! I wanted to ask for some advice: I’ve been running meta ads for my beauty brand 2 months. We got 2.8 ROAS for 2 weeks, then raised budget from 50€ to 65€ a day and the whole campaing went bust. Since then, its been negative Roas and just burning money in meta, untill I deviced to stop. We ran ads in germany and sweden. Separate campaigns for both countries. CTR in ads around 2-2.5% sometimes higher. We have GTM and all that installed. 🥹What do you think went wrong? Store address is nitroco.shop. Best advice gets free nails😅

Hey everyone! I just created a Christmas gift idea generator and made it pay what you want **(including $0/free)** because I know the holidays can get expensive. Organized into several categories and made everything **hyperlinked** so you can jump straight to what you need. I also included some pro tips for thoughtful gift giving. Suggested price is $3 but honestly grab it for **FREE** if that helps. Just wanted to make holiday or Christmas shopping a little less stressful. Happy to answer any questions about gift ideas too.

I'm looking to get my first bike in a few years. I basically know nothing about bikes but have spent the last week researching a lot. I have a painful hip and knee so getting the right size and posture is super important to me but test riding has proven to be difficult due to the smaller frames not being stocked as standard in local stores. Usage will be for commuting 5x a week, about 11km each way. Potentially the odd weekend ride on ocassion. Looking more for a hybrid than a full on road racer type bike (so I can have a rack on the back and carry beach beers, of course). For the commute to and from work, I will unfortunately be against the wind both ways due to the weather system...

Hello, I'm new and I'm just learning to play the Jew's harp. However, I liked it so much that I want to buy something better. And here begins my question, what should I look at? Because I see either 10€ jaw harp or none at all in the store All the jew's harps on the internet look like archaeological artifacts dug out of the ground, not like a recently manufactured instrument How to distinguish a Jew harp from a "Snoopy Harp" They look almost identical and I don't know what I should be looking at because when I see people on the internet they say that this one is not good (10€) and that one (50€) is divine even though they look identical Perhaps ...

Hey friends! I own a bridal boutique and work with brides every day, and I’ve noticed there are a few really common mistakes that end up costing people money, time, and stress. Since this sub is all about keeping things under 10k, I figured I’d share what I see the most to hopefully save someone a headache. 1. Waiting too long to start dress shopping I know not everyone has a big budget, but dresses take months to arrive and alterations take another two or three. I can’t tell you how many brides come in 6 weeks before their wedding shocked that their options are limited. If you can, start around 12 months out. If you’re on a tight timeline, shop sample gowns early before they get pi...

I’ve been using Finch for about a year. I’ve heard that some seasonal items only are available in store at certain times of the year. I want to prioritize buying the winter items. Is there list somewhere that tells me which items are exclusive to the winter season? Some of them I can figure out by the name, but I am seeing some things in the shop I don’t recognize (e.g befeathered heels, dance party themed clothes) and I’m wondering if those are part of winter themed sets.

Hey friends! I own a bridal boutique and work with brides every day, and I’ve noticed there are a few really common mistakes that end up costing people money, time, and stress. Since this sub is all about keeping things under 10k, I figured I’d share what I see the most to hopefully save someone a headache. 1. Waiting too long to start dress shopping I know not everyone has a big budget, but dresses take months to arrive and alterations take another two or three. I can’t tell you how many brides come in 6 weeks before their wedding shocked that their options are limited. If you can, start around 12 months out. If you’re on a tight timeline, shop sample gowns early before they get pi...

Anyone ever see this notice? Can I still accept the item and ship to USA using tax/duty free? I never thought Superbuy restricted items

I traveled from India to Vietnam in Nov 2025 and bought an iPhone 17 Pro. Here’s a no-comprehensive guide based on my experience: 1. Carrying Money & Currency Exchange - Carry USD from India. - Exchange USD to VND at local gold shops in Vietnam. - **Pro tip:** Gold shops often give better exchange rates than banks or official counters. I saved around 4-5k INR (~60 USD) by comparing rates across shops. For example, I got VND 35k for 1270 USD vs official 1330 USD rate. Always check a few shops before exchanging large amounts. You can also bargain there. 2. Where to Buy iPhone in Vietnam? - Google shows 2-3 official Apple retailers in each city. I visited all before buying...

I traveled from India to Vietnam in Nov 2025 and bought an iPhone 17 Pro. Here’s a no-comprehensive guide based on my experience: 1. Carrying Money & Currency Exchange - Carry USD from India. - Exchange USD to VND at local gold shops in Vietnam. - **Pro tip:** Gold shops often give better exchange rates than banks or official counters. I saved around 4-5k INR (~60 USD) by comparing rates across shops. For example, I got VND 35k for 1270 USD vs official 1330 USD rate. Always check a few shops before exchanging large amounts. You can also bargain there. 2. Where to Buy iPhone in Vietnam? - Google shows 2-3 official Apple retailers in each city. I visited all before buying...

Hi everyone! I used to run a small home-baking business but had to stop a while back. I still have a lot of unused materials lying around (as seen in the image). All items are brand-new, good quality, and have been stored carefully. I’m selling everything together as one bulk lot at a very reasonable price so they can be put to good use by someone who’s actively baking. 💰 Price for the entire lot: ₹2,000 (Actual cost if bought from shops would be around ₹6,000) 📦 What’s included? • Multiple types of chocolate wrapping papers (many in bulk quantities) • Packing materials for cupcakes, brownies, etc • Silicon moulds • Mouse glasses, wooden spoons, skewers, lolli...

hello!! i moved to brussels 2 months ago and im really enjoying the 3,2,1 euro days of Think Twice. I was wondering if are there any other thrift shops/charity stores that also does discount days like that? or are really cheap in general? thank you!!

I traveled from India to Vietnam in Nov 2025 and bought an iPhone 17 Pro. Here’s a no-comprehensive guide based on my experience: 1. Carrying Money & Currency Exchange - Carry USD from India. - Exchange USD to VND at local gold shops in Vietnam. - **Pro tip:** Gold shops often give better exchange rates than banks or official counters. I saved around 4-5k INR (~60 USD) by comparing rates across shops. For example, I got VND 35k for 1270 USD vs official 1330 USD rate. Always check a few shops before exchanging large amounts. You can also bargain there. 2. Where to Buy iPhone in Vietnam? - Google shows 2-3 official Apple retailers in each city. I visited all before buying...

Hi everyone! I used to run a small home-baking business but had to stop a while back. I still have a lot of unused materials lying around (as seen in the image). All items are brand-new, good quality, and have been stored carefully. I’m selling everything together as one bulk lot at a very reasonable price so they can be put to good use by someone who’s actively baking. 💰 Price for the entire lot: ₹2,000 (Actual cost if bought from shops would be around ₹6,000) 📦 What’s included? • Multiple types of chocolate wrapping papers (many in bulk quantities) • Packing materials for cupcakes, brownies, etc • Silicon moulds • Mouse glasses, wooden spoons, skewers, lolli...

Hi everyone! I used to run a small home-baking business but had to stop a while back. I still have a lot of unused materials lying around (as seen in the image). All items are brand-new, good quality, and have been stored carefully. I’m selling everything together as one bulk lot at a very reasonable price so they can be put to good use by someone who’s actively baking. 💰 Price for the entire lot: ₹2,000 (Actual cost if bought from shops would be around ₹6,000) 📦 What’s included? • Multiple types of chocolate wrapping papers (many in bulk quantities) • Packing materials for cupcakes, brownies, etc • Silicon moulds • Mouse glasses, wooden spoons, skewers, lolli...

Hey everyone, I run a TikTok account that posts cute / cheesy / cringy couple quotes but with cats as the main characters. It’s kind of a mix between wholesome cat content and relationship cringe — and people love it. Right now I’m at 10k followers and around 5 million total likes, but I don’t qualify for the TikTok Creator Fund. I’m trying to figure out the best and highest-earning monetisation strategies for this niche. I know the audience loves cats, cuteness, and relationship content, so I feel like there’s potential — I just don’t know which route makes the most money. Ideas I’ve considered: • Selling digital products (cute cat wallpapers, couple cat templates, p...

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