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One reason I cancel trips is because Uber will say an estimated wait time of 3 mins but then a driver 15 minutes away gets the job. Usually I am in a hurry. And Uber minutes take longer. Or if it is taking a while to get a car I will open up Didi at the same time. Inevitably both apps get a...

You've said nothing persuasive.

Clearly from comments here drivers are cancelling and not just the 10% who know the upcoming fare.

Then you should take it up with Uber.

Hmm. That price looks a bit "off". Well, I hope not.

So if you are an expert, why do they do it?

After 1 day. I am pretty sure I did cancel straight after the order with 2 bonus bottles and 2 glasses from memory and ut wasnt an issue. Maybe you want to wait for the delivery?

I just received 89 points for a Virgin Wines purchase over 6 months ago. It was some sort of introductory offer (even though I had previously used Virgin Wines) where I received a case (plus bonus wines and glasses) for $89, plus 178 points and 3000 bonus points which were credited. It seems a...

It's highly inappropriate for your boyfriend to be discussing the case with you and for you to be commenting here. You are not doing him or his employer any favours.

I did read the original article before I read it here and yes it has changed, but the original version is quoted at the start if this thread and some facts are still disputed. As I stated the journalist did try to get both sides if the story but 1Cover weren't interested. It seems they have...

How do you know that? That's not what the article says. Why 2 days after the first operation did the was the hospital chasing 30k for that operation while the insurer agreed to pay 50k for the second operation? Couldn't they sort both out? Looks like she tried to get the insurer's side but...

I used 5 no problems late January. Booked to use them a month or so earlier. The lounge was almost empty and it was a Sunday.

Bills but not mortgage, right? I had one card issuer tell me I had to say half the mortgage was mine, even though my wife earns more, and therefore effectively pays more.

I agree. My point is that unless they have clear (known) grounds not to pay then they should be obliged to pay. Even if the policy holder has withheld something, the insurance company usually wouldn't know that. The fact they agreed to pay in the end with some waiver sounds like an admission...

I know we dont have both sides here, but on what ground did they initially refuse to pay for the second procedure. Any evidence of a pre-existing condition? Then they agree to pay with a waiver. Why? Surely the policy has a condition in the contract that negates the need to sign a waiver. Unless...

For a 10x shop? Isn't it instant? Eg below is an $8 shop with 72 bonus to make it 10x.

It's not exactly frequent. And you might not want to go to DFO.

See here https://www.qantas.com/au/en/frequent-flyer/earn-points/airline-earning-tables/earn-category-tables.html

It's news to me too. A bit annoying to have to have a second app, but so be it.

Nothing in my app, but the docket for my Monday shop said I completed week 2.