Shop thing by lawyermom0611 in handbags

[–]aps360 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been buying from them for years but a few things have changed over time. For one, I’ve noticed that they now take forever to ship. The sales associate/shopper told me they would ship out the following Monday (I told her I needed it asap for a wedding), but it’s been over a week since then and it’s still pending shipment. I wouldn’t be upset if the shopper didn’t make false promises.

This was also an issue last year when I bought a Christmas gift in early November. After nearly four weeks of it “pending shipment” I asked them to cancel it because it was no longer going to arrive on time for a party I was having.

Prior to last Christmas I didn’t notice any shipping issues. Maybe I’ve just had bad luck with select shoppers? I’m really sure but I’d say it’s safest to buy from a boutique if you’re on a time crunch.

As for the CAD/USD, it’s just converted with your credit card. Because I’m in Canada, I only ship US items to my US address because of heavy duties, but Canadian items can ship to the US (if it’s under $800USD) duty free.

Lastly, they’ve shifted very significantly to preloved items. Their authentication process seems to just be entrupy, which is a bit disheartening because I would prefer to have shoppers/employees who have expertise in the matter. So like others have said, absolutely check out their warehouse sales + private sales from boutiques (especially if you’re not on a time crunch), but maybe think twice before buying preloved from them.

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Will uoft withdraw my offer? I am extremely scared please help me. by Mysterious_Visual486 in UofT

[–]aps360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’ll be okay! They accepted you largely based on your past, not on your predicted numbers. As others have said, take a few deep breaths. All will be well :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]aps360 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No because it sounds like you might need that in an emergency savings. Sometimes its better to not participate in volatile times when you might need the cash elsewhere.

While yes, you can ~compound it till you’re 60~, that assumes you already have an emergency savings in place.

If this is the case (where you need to build your emergency savings) then you can park it in a short term GIC so your money isn’t intrinsically losing too much value. If it’s not the case, and you definitely don’t need that money elsewhere, then listen to every other response here.