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| Member Since | 03/10/2023 |
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| Last Seen | 05/10/2026 |
| Location | Melbourne |
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Brazil has PIX, which is awesome too.
Yes, already did.
doutorrr posted a forum topic Why Is PayID So Underused in Shops?
IMO, the solution for both businesses and consumers to avoid card fees while staying digital is to use PayID. However, I know only a…
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ARD on Bonus $20 Costco Shop Card for New Gold Star Membership ($65/Year) or New Executive Membership ($130/Year) @ Costco
From my experience as an extremely cheap person, it doesn't. Was a member for a year and happily cancelled. I totally agree that the…
Cards are already a thing of the past. It's a shame for Australia, as many 3rd world countries have already solved this issue:…
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Kunnny on Boost Mobile $300 240GB 365-Day Prepaid SIM for $250 Delivered @ Boost Mobile
I referred my wife and we got $25 each. Each SIM was $175. Not bad.
> Just to clarify, when you say you won't stay with Optus you mean Optus directly and not the network? I mean Optus directly. We are paying…
doutorrr posted a forum topic Boost Vs ALDI Mobile Vs amaysim
I'm looking for a new SIM plan for my wife and myself. I definitely won't stay with Optus. I've been testing Aldi Mobile over the past two…
[$10 off your next Coles online order when you spend $50 on pet products*](https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/954920) Use code: PET Max 5…
* fry pans
doutorrr commented on Do You Avoid Non-Stick Cookware?
I'm a cast iron fan. I have 2 cast iron fridges in my kitchen and I absolutely love them. Non-sticky and healthy by default.
The "type" I meant was more like brand or size. I didn't want to depend on them to replace the filters.
Thanks for the suggestion. I bought a benchtop filter, as it seems more suitable for my housa.
doutorrr posted a forum topic Filtered Water System from The Kitchen Sink
My wife has been considering getting filtered water from the kitchen sink. She came across the website cleanandclearwater.com.au, which…
Yes, I know. I have some Vietnamese friends and they told me that. In Brazil it's the opposite: cassava is essentially savoury, commonly as…
doutorrr commented on What's Your Favourite Soup?
Cassava. Rare in Australia, but super popular in Brazil.
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