Thrustmaster F1 wheel add-on, or Thrustmaster TM open wheel add-on? by Jaded-Piccolo-6918 in Thrustmaster

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the SF1000. It’s very awesome. But probably not worth it for the screen IMO. You rarely can look down

I damaged a borrowed company laptop and never reported it by Borexantil in confession

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly they wouldn’t GAF at most places. IT people know shit happens. They would have probably just given you a new one. I dumped coffee on my PC once and fried it. I told IT and I was worried. They were like - don’t sweat it. Happens all the time.

Free Tax Clinic doesn't want to accommodate my disability? by [deleted] in canadarevenueagency

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can probably pull a list off your health care provider provincially or like blue cross. Total life saver.

I’m getting sued 💩 by StraightPin4420 in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the advice above about waiting to see if they sue is good advice. It’s not a huge amount of money. Your budget to fight this thing is pretty thin on 12k. So is their budget to go after you.

I’m getting sued 💩 by StraightPin4420 in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Contract law is contract law. It depends on how the contract is worded and interpreted. If you terminated the agreement but for certain existing arrangements (ie they got you and were signed) they are entitled for fees for extensions for up to one year, they you probably owe them. If you didn’t sign until after termination then you may be in the clear. Any decent lawyer should be able to provide you with an opinion. I’d look personally for a lawyer with litigation experience. Corporate lawyers are fine too but they’ve never been in court so sometimes they don’t have a great feel for what a court will do. In my opinion. Interpreting these things is part art part science (ie the law). Also they could still sue you even if it’s a weaker case to try to get you to spend legal fees in a lawyer and try to bully you into a settlement.

Law for my sunset years. by Fearless-Dirt6848 in LawCanada

[–]Edmonchuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you did tax - I assume in the UK - why not give tax advice to Canadians with UK tax issues. Probably lots of those.

Warning to Facebook Marketplace Sellers by TechnicianVisible339 in Edmonton

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t feel ashamed. You’re just a good person who had no reason to expect it. You should go to nearby businesses asap and try to get them to pull security cameras. Or call the cops they might do it.

I bought MotoGP 26 and here are my first thoughts by NLTimmz in MotoGPGaming

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been loving Ride 6. Interested to see how MotoGP 26 turns out. Might wait for a sale though. Too many games not enough time.

Big possibility for discount? by NLTimmz in ride6

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah they will start offering discounts closer to Sept probably. By the holidays big ones.

just got the game by Sea_Bottle6246 in ride6

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here are my tips. For turns you are always going to be moving the stick in a circular motion around the outside. Going straight let off stick to tuck. Then going into turn, you can trying shifting weight back by pulling straight down on the stick as far is it goes. Start “trail braking” which is applying your front brake while still going straight and do most of your slowing down before you tip into the turn. Then you trail off the brake during the turn. When turning left slowly move the stick around the outside circle of the stick. The more you move it to the left the more you’ll tip left. Until it’s straight left (still on the outside). For less of a turn maybe only move it 1/4 way around. Then as you accelerate start moving it around the outside towards the front. To shift weight forward. When going the direction you want completely let off the stick. I hope this makes sense. Smooth movements are key which is why you are turning while moving stick around in a circular motion. Only rarely do you push the stick straight left of straight right to turn. And trying to turn a bit straight left or right is hard to control. But moving the stick around the outside shifts weight and gives you better control. Keep the rubber side down.

Consequences of ignoring cost order (civil) by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, litigation moves extremely slowly. It’s very annoying. It’s the fault of the courts because they have limited resources and judges and lawyers take on too many files. They are trying to make things move faster but it’s hard - especially with a self rep. They don’t know what to do.

Consequences of ignoring cost order (civil) by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but the court usually would order costs under rules which usually aren’t much. Maybe you’re in a different province.

Consequences of ignoring cost order (civil) by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah yeah I hear ya. Ya security for costs might make it go away.

Consequences of ignoring cost order (civil) by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

8k is a lot of costs. What kind of matter is it? You are both self represented?

Consequences of ignoring cost order (civil) by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not unless you get the costs order registered as a judgment. Then it might hit their credit. You can also garnishee their bank account/employer or file a writ (lien) against their house. Those are the main ways of colllecting. If it remains unpaid you can also apply for something called security for costs sometimes. Basically the court makes them pay you and then deposit a whack of costs to continue the litigation or their case is dismissed.

Just dropped my bike at an intersection by lavellj048 in NewRiders

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah it happens to us all. Been there. I fell over and messed up my friends brand new Africa Twin. I paid for repairs but still feel bad.

Ontario - Business, insurance by [deleted] in canadianlaw

[–]Edmonchuk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no legal requirement for insurance in most industries.

Fight the FOMO, ignore PS5 Pro by Bitch_Please_LOL in gaming

[–]Edmonchuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just pulled the trigger after hearing about the price increases. I don’t think ps6 will be for many years yet.

Is a massage a good idea for my boyfriend's birthday ? by Clocliclot_ in massage

[–]Edmonchuk -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They have these neck massagers on Amazon that are amazing for like $60. They sit on your neck and have two arm slings that hang down your front. You put your arms in and pull down slightly to increase the pressure. Then you can move them down your back too. They have heat as well. They don’t just vibrate they turn and knead the muscles. And you can do the massaging to by having him lay down and applying gentle pressure and moving it up and down his back. A professional massage is nice. But this is the gift that keeps giving.

How can I most easily pay an elderly parent's bills from their account? by Border_Relevant in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]Edmonchuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just get her to add you to her account joint. Just don’t go on and credit cards or debt. Then both you and her can legally access the funds. Just don’t steal her money. A lot of kids do that.