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Use Macquarie

Yes.

Oh for sure, there's no reason to use it otherwise, even if the fee is able to be waived.

Easy money, doesn't ask for any student identification upon sign up, just your standard two points of ID. - Applies to under 18s and…

technically isn't. if you just say 'VPN / Edu Email Required', it implies that applies to the country in which you reside.

no.

Sold out everywhere, both white and black.

Console only excluded.

The Switch 2 includes the joycons, which are the controllers, if that's what you're asking. No games, unless they offer game BUNDLES.

I've had one issue with tracking and they hadn't tracked the right amount. Contacted em, and by the next day they had fixed it. ShopBack…

$50 landed in both accounts.

Bought a $30 Coles gift card, because I was going to anyway. Got $1.00, tracked and confirmed within 15 minutes.

Why not? Gift card goes to Woolies or Amazon for me, usually. You can also use your cashback as payment, if you'd prefer, so if you're…

Why wouldn't it be? The subscription is $4.99 a month, you get a $5.00 gift card each month, plus the cashback you would normally earn from…

4/20 sale on *green* filament. Pretty fitting of you ask me.

Also a reminder to check other cashback sites first and see if they have a better deal. Screenshot it, use TCB, and apply for a cashback…

Do I actually need kids for this?

Where an Eligible Entrant completes the qualifying steps outlined above, the bonus will appear as approved in the Eligible Entrant's…

Is rent an eligible payment, then?

Y'know what, you're right

lower them.

to anybody asking about when they'll receive the cashback: 'The Cashback will be paid into the eligible Everyday Account or Everyday…

*every other bank does automatic applicant approval* *one singular business does it differently* *rants about australia's technological…

same shit different word

All are owned by the same company, though.

If you wanna do illegal shit and not get traced, use cash. Simple.

In essence, according to Australian Consumer Law, your product should last a period of time that a reasonable person might expect that…

In combination with the software or is there a way to do it with just a cable?

well, to be fair, in the terms it says it's applicable only to the $20 one. I assume they saw that and didn't realise it's a mistake.

28 Degrees is too big to fail at this point.