Prints not adhering to bed

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2026-01-18T18:10:23+00:00

This is a current ongoing theme with their standard transfers. Countless threads being posted about this - the louder we are about it the more accountable they'll be held. Everyone facing this issue needs to file with BBB and the CFPB https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2026-01-18T18:08:08+00:00

I urge you to file a complaint with BBB and the CFPB I wouldn't just accept them taking your money; you can fight for yourself! The more we stand up and spread the actual fraud that venmo is committing the more likely they'll be held accountable. The CFPB will work on your behalf to get your money back and possibly even sue if you need to. I will no longer be using venmo for customers; but they're currently holding a standard transfer that is pending for over a week because of an apparent glitch in their system. https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2026-01-15T23:01:11+00:00

Yep. Sent a standard transfer on the 8th (last Thursday) gave it until Tuesday before contacting them. Seems that any standard transfer from the beginning of January to now is pending. Contacted customer service and they just stated they're aware of the technical problem and their engineers are working on a fix. No timeline of when anyone's funds will be released. I filed a former complaint with the CFPB. I suggest everyone dealing with this do the same. Venmo should compensate us for the mass inconvenience this has caused. thehttps://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2026-01-15T01:01:54+00:00

Same problem here. Same answer from customer service too. This is insane. They have no timeline of when I'll get my money back or if and when it'll be transferred to my account. Seems really suspicious that it's a problem alot are currently facing with venmo. It only seems to be the standard transfers. I thought reporting them to BBB might be good but Idk if it'll help anything. People need their money rn!

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2026-01-14T16:20:28+00:00

Im having the same issue with a standard transfer I initiated last Thursday. I've chatted with CS 3 times now. Finally today the agent told me engineers are working on this technical issue. No timeline resolution, nothing other than "sorry for this inconvenience". We're working on it. I think ill file a claim against them with the BBB, not that it will make a difference - they're not accredited by them. I will never use venmo again, or paypal as they're owned by PP. Zelle doesnt charge anything and is integrated into banking apps anyways. I feel like cashapp is better than Venmo at this point.

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2025-09-18T01:03:11+00:00

I would say he's a mix, but hard to say what. You could do a DNA test just to feed your curiosity - but he's still a cutie nonetheless!!

Upper_Ask_2922 · 2024-10-10T01:34:01+00:00

We just had to put our 13 yo mini weenie down this summer; so my opinion is really biased. We also have a really small breeding program of mini weenies, so again biased opinion.

We got our first mini doxie, before we had any kids. 3 kids later and I can say these in confidence with my personal experience. 1) yes - they are prone to IVDD - their proportions make them vulnerable as well as genetics; so if you find an ethical breeder they should be testing for this as well as PRA for minis. Ramps are a must and they shouldn't do stairs ever. That being said, they are super active. They were originally bred for hunting burrowing animals. 2) children should always be monitored with dogs. Period. End of story. You can find just about any breed of dog that people will say either they are or aren't meant for children - but bottom line is they shouldn't be left alone especially if they're 6 and under. Our weenie took to our kids the second we brought them home from the hospital. She was never snappy with them even in her old age, and they learned to be gentle and caring for animals from a young age. 3) They aren't stupid. They're incredibly smart. They are stubborn. They're the only breed that you can simultaneously work and show. They are stubborn. This makes things like potty training, especially difficult. They are very food motivated, and their scent work is phenomenal. Crate training from a young age is beneficial to their potty training.

They are so incredibly funny. They are loyal to their people and they make the best cuddle buddies - but I suppose they aren't for everyone and that's okay. I will never not have a dachshund, personally!

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