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100% cotton wrinkles like crazy.

Not sure if the market would agree. https://www.google.com/finance/quote/9868:HKG?hl=en&window=5Y&comparison=HKG%3A1211

> XPeng net income for the quarter ending September 30, 2024 was $-0.258B, a 51.64% decline year-over-year. > XPeng net income for the…

Precisely. Startups have a high risk of collapse. But since you seem to enjoy this game, here you go:…

https://carnewschina.com/2024/12/13/opinion-what-is-the-fallout-from-the-jiyue-auto-collapse/

Will they be around after 5yrs though? They've only had a 10yr history.

Perfect timing. Just needed new backpacks for a trip and sandals.

Is it this one?…

If I bought through TCB at the last promo, can I buy and be tracked again this time?

The pump on mine failed after 3 years. Wheels on the top rack fell off after 3.5.

Don't forget the ongoing savings rate is around 5%. You'd basically be lending money to Amazon.

Let's get the numbers right on this one. If you end up spending the stored amount after a year, it's effectively just 5% off considering…

Yes. I have a conference in the US in a week's time and another conference in Germany in the first week of Jan.

No. If I don't have to repay in the middle, I'm fairly certain I won't be allowed to make a second claim as DHA would certainly have…

From my understanding, TRS aren't interested in the invoice for the GST paid on the first return trip - they're only interested in the…

I suppose a similar kind to those ATO issue for PAYG instalments etc., except it uses the ABF header?

> oh everyone is dumb enough Some people are indeed dumb enough to lack basic literacy skills. The post clearly states that the item is…

You bet I will. If repaying the GST refunded is a crime, there are bigger issues with the border system.

> your used second hand laptop on the subsequent departures was not a spend at least AUD 300, (including Goods and Services Tax (GST), in…

Got it. Appreciate your input.

If permitted, it could be a free partial contents insurance policy.

I've only been given a digital invoice though. I probably won't be getting waved through on return as I'll have it declared on the card.

AFAIK the item doesn't have to be new or sealed for it to be eligible. The purchase just has to be made within 60 days from departure.

I'm not prepared to close up shop.

But is it a duplicate if the GST refunded has already been paid back?

The extra premium will be $250. I'm not so willing to bet $250 on such relatively unlikely event, but I'd take it if it was free.

The value of the laptop exceeds the maximum value allowed on my policy ($4000) and the additional premium is around $200.

There wouldn't be a payout if the item is lost, since TRS isn't an insurance policy. I'd lose 10% less, however. If I were to take out a…

Yes, I appreciate that. But if it's permitted, it could effectively be a partial insurance policy with no premium.

It could help reduce my losses if it's lost on the trip.