Strangely iPhone 11 has a slightly bigger battery than iPhone 12.
Yes the iPhone 11 has better battery life than the 12
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I bought what I thought was a bottle of lime juice at the dollar tree. When I got home, I took a second look and it was only like 5% juice. Into the trash and I was out a whole dollar.
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I made soup with some bad vegetables. I had to throw it out. I wasted $5-10 by using bad vegetables and throwing it out. Just yesterday and I was low on grocery money. So I took back $8 bottles.
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I ordered some multivitamins from GNC.com. They came today and the vitamins on the bottle didn’t match what was on the website. The packing invoice said my order totalled $19.98, but online it was something like $29.97. I called and got a lot of runarounds, but they didn’t correct my bill. I took the whole order to the post office and returned it to them for $5.40. I’ll probably never see my money back. GNC is a rip-off.
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Order from Amazon, its safer.
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Check reviews on Amazon too.
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I bought an SpO2 meter for my dad on eBay for about $27. The first one I got worked perfectly but this one turns off as soon as I turn it on and seems like a much cheaper build. I will see if I can get an exchange but it might not be worth the time and trouble to ship it back.
I also bought a used Moto g7 Android phone on swappa.com for like $110 but sometimes when I make a call my voice cuts out. Not sure if it’s an Android 10 problem or an issue with my carrier. Otherwise I am pretty happy with it, but if I can’t use it as a phone it’s kinda a deal breaker.
I tend to get better results with Amazon, although I bought a generic tablet from them that supposedly had great reviews but turned out to be junk. The return with UPS went smoothly though.
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I just spent $50 at Olive Garden. It feels like I got fleeced. The food was good. I could have got the same amount for like $30 at lunch.
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