BIZARRE: Venmo - What They Never Told You

A Stranger Deposits Money Into Your Account and Asks for It Back — What Should You Do?

Imagine checking your bank account and discovering an unexpected $500 deposit from someone you’ve never met. Minutes later, your phone buzzes with a message from...

Saving Advice · Oct 24

PayPal Has Weakened in 2026, but David Einhorn Is Buying Up PYPL. How to Play the Stock Here.

Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn makes a fresh position in PayPal.

Barchart · Oct 15

How I Finally Found Our German Shepherd Puppy (And Why I Should've Just Googled It First)

Let me paint you a picture: a grown man, standing in his kitchen at 11 PM, scrolling through puppy listings with the same desperate energy most people reserve for finding concert tickets or a parking spot at the beach in July. That man was me. My mission? Find a German…

inkl · Oct 6

Apple may pay iPhone users up to $95 - check if you qualify before the deadline and how to claim money from Apple’s $250 million Siri settlement explained

Apple lawsuit claim: Apple’s $250 million Siri settlement is now accepting claims from eligible U.S. iPhone owners. Those who qualify could receive up to $95 per device, depending on valid claims. Find out which iPhone models qualify, how to file a claim and why December 21 matters for eligible customers.

The Economic Times · Sep 23

$200 From Amazon, No Claim Required: How the Expanded FTC Settlement Works

The FTC expanded its Amazon Prime deal: up to $200, paid automatically, for millions of subscribers once excluded for using too many perks.

Latin Times · Sep 19

Amazon Prime customers who meet these 3 requirements could now qualify for up to $200 under revised FTC settlement

Amazon Prime FTC settlement refund: Amazon Prime is set to enhance customer satisfaction with expanded refunds of up to two hundred dollars. Starting October 1, 2026, millions more customers will automatically qualify for these payments. Those who were previously eligible could receive an extra one hundred forty-nine dollars. The FTC…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Betrayed Cruise Passenger Buys New Ticket To Confront Alleged Ticket Thief Relaxing in Shipboard Hot Tub

Vanessa Phillips bought a second cruise ticket after allegedly being removed from a booking, only to confront her travel companion aboard the same ship.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

Your Bank Can Close Your Account and Legally Refuse to Tell You Why

The first sign of trouble is rarely a letter. It’s the embarrassment of a declined debit card at the grocery store, then a notice on your banking app that the account is closed. No accusation. No phone call. Often no reason you can use.

Clever Dude · Sep 1

Trump’s DHS is using an obscure law to secretly snoop on journalists, non-profits and unions: ‘It’s outrageous’

Even after judges rejected the same ploy, the Trump administration is going directly to social media and telecommunications companies

The Guardian - US · Aug 29

David Einhorn Just Bet $61.5 Million on PayPal. Why PYPL Looks Cheap Again.

David Einhorn’s DME Capital bought 1.42 million PayPal shares worth $61.5 million as earnings, cash flow, and the company’s outlook improve.

Barchart · Aug 22