charged me $30 for a late fee. i know that i have to pay for the movie itself. does that mean since i paid for it i have the right to keep it?
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you do keep it. With their new rules if you keep a movie over the week date they bill it to you. If you return it within 30 days of the due date you get your 30 bucks back but they keep a one dollar fee. 30 days after the due date and the 30 bucks stays on and you own the movie.
If you were charged for a "late" fee, that is simple a late fee, the movie still belongs to Blockbuster. If it is a lost DVD fee, then if you pay the fee the DVD is yours.
When you rent a movie it cost $4.99 when you buy one you do get the right to keep it soo...you porbably rented it thinking you bought it.
looks like the movie sold off onto your account. and looks like its a done deal. if you brought it back sooner then you would just have to pay the late fees...or restocking fee, depending on if it's a franchise or corporate store. but since you kept it a long time there's nothing they can do about it, it's yours. you pay for the movie and keep it. ive worked at blockbuster for a few years and people always get dumbfounded when they have to pay for a movie after keeping it for months. duh!
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Blockbuster Movie Rentals question?
Has anyone ever had a problem in getting a rental movie on line where it has taken more than a month and you still have not received it? They say I will have a short wait then long wait. This has been going on for more than a month. I have complained and they say it is because of the high demand of requests. They have been giving me free rentals for the inconvinience, but I really want the movie. Help! I really don't want to complain to much for fear of them kicking me out of the rental club.
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Yeah, happens to be too. See if Netflix has the movie you want. Sign up for a free trial membership. Rent your movie and return it. Cancel the trial.
Your online membership allows you to get movies at the store too. Go to the store and try to get it and if it's out of stock leave your name and phone number with the manager and he will call you when it comes in. good luck!
I don't deal with Blockbuster. They censor the films they rent.
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Yeah, happens to be too. See if Netflix has the movie you want. Sign up for a free trial membership. Rent your movie and return it. Cancel the trial.
Your online membership allows you to get movies at the store too. Go to the store and try to get it and if it's out of stock leave your name and phone number with the manager and he will call you when it comes in. good luck!
I don't deal with Blockbuster. They censor the films they rent.
Birth certification(weird question)?
If someone was born in the back of a van or something(hippie parents I guess) and the parents never bothered reporting the birth so there was no birth cert, when the baby is older, about 18,19 years old how would he be able to get a birth cert?
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Contact your state's Health Department to register the birth and obtain proper certification.
Hard to imagine that even "hippie parents" wouldn't have registered the birth. The parents would have lost a lot of tax breaks for failing to do so. The child couldn't have been registered in school.
By first contacting a lawyer. He will then go back and get what ever info from schools doctors and people who know about the birth
the child wouldn't be able to go to school...and I believe he/she would need to go to the local department of health.
But with nosey neighbors and concerned family, I don't see that happening in today's society.Unless they were just poor parents in certain 3rd world countries(there, you have to pay to get a B.C. and it cost too much for them,so they often don't get it done.)
Years ago, (the '60s) this could possibly and probably did happen. Now, I don't think you can even start school with out proper documentation, birth certificate, SSN, etc.,.
To answer your question, I would start with a Lawyer..
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Contact your state's Health Department to register the birth and obtain proper certification.
Hard to imagine that even "hippie parents" wouldn't have registered the birth. The parents would have lost a lot of tax breaks for failing to do so. The child couldn't have been registered in school.
By first contacting a lawyer. He will then go back and get what ever info from schools doctors and people who know about the birth
the child wouldn't be able to go to school...and I believe he/she would need to go to the local department of health.
But with nosey neighbors and concerned family, I don't see that happening in today's society.Unless they were just poor parents in certain 3rd world countries(there, you have to pay to get a B.C. and it cost too much for them,so they often don't get it done.)
Years ago, (the '60s) this could possibly and probably did happen. Now, I don't think you can even start school with out proper documentation, birth certificate, SSN, etc.,.
To answer your question, I would start with a Lawyer..
Birth Certificate problem?
My baby is a week old, today I discovered that the hospital royally screwed up and put the wrong middle name down for my daughter! It took us going to her 1 week check up to discover this. I was NEVER asked her middle name while in the hospital but my husband had written it down on the nursery card. Instead they put my first name as her middle name. I know I signed something stating all information was correct - while I was completely sick and drugged up. Why they had me even attempt to do such a thing is beyond me.
The hospital Birth Certificate is wrong (the one with her footprints), the information sent to the county for her state BC is wrong, and the information sent to Social Security is wrong! I know I can go to the court house and get the state issued BC corrected, but what about Social Security, and the fact that the hospital BC is incorrect? What can I do about those? On the hospital BC-can I white-out the wrong name and put the right name Or does that make it invalid?
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Get the state-issued birth certificate corrected, then use it to apply for a correction to her name with Social Security. The hospital one doesn't really matter.
give the hospital a call, and let them know...see if they'd be able to at the very least, give you the name/number of where you should call...
Whiting it out would invalidate the birth certificate.
Go to whatever County office that records birth certificates and explain to them what has happened and see if you can get it straightend out without having to go to Court (many times, it can, especially since it was only a week ago...you aren't the first person this situation has happened to and likely not to be the last either).
Most State agencies want a certified copy of a birth certificate anyway, not the certificate from the hospital (where I live, the issue a wallet sized card and it costs around $6).
As you indicate you are going to WIC on this week, take the hospital issued certificate, explain the situation and they will probably advise you to proceed with the application based on the current information (information on the BC) and indicate the issue of the wrong name on the BC and that you intend to get it corrected and indicate the new name. Once the problem is resolved, take the certified copy to them to file the appropriate forms.
The hospital certificate is not that important, what is most important is the papers are correct at the County Recorder's level.
Setting up a social security number for an infant is usually not automatic; you have to request one from the social security office, so it should not be an issue. Just wait until the matter is resolved, then file for a social security number for the child.
The hospital Birth Certificate is wrong (the one with her footprints), the information sent to the county for her state BC is wrong, and the information sent to Social Security is wrong! I know I can go to the court house and get the state issued BC corrected, but what about Social Security, and the fact that the hospital BC is incorrect? What can I do about those? On the hospital BC-can I white-out the wrong name and put the right name Or does that make it invalid?
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Get the state-issued birth certificate corrected, then use it to apply for a correction to her name with Social Security. The hospital one doesn't really matter.
give the hospital a call, and let them know...see if they'd be able to at the very least, give you the name/number of where you should call...
Whiting it out would invalidate the birth certificate.
Go to whatever County office that records birth certificates and explain to them what has happened and see if you can get it straightend out without having to go to Court (many times, it can, especially since it was only a week ago...you aren't the first person this situation has happened to and likely not to be the last either).
Most State agencies want a certified copy of a birth certificate anyway, not the certificate from the hospital (where I live, the issue a wallet sized card and it costs around $6).
As you indicate you are going to WIC on this week, take the hospital issued certificate, explain the situation and they will probably advise you to proceed with the application based on the current information (information on the BC) and indicate the issue of the wrong name on the BC and that you intend to get it corrected and indicate the new name. Once the problem is resolved, take the certified copy to them to file the appropriate forms.
The hospital certificate is not that important, what is most important is the papers are correct at the County Recorder's level.
Setting up a social security number for an infant is usually not automatic; you have to request one from the social security office, so it should not be an issue. Just wait until the matter is resolved, then file for a social security number for the child.
Birth certificate may be fraudulent?
WILL SHOW U MY BC
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That is pretty simple to find out. It should have the Record Number and the Recording Agency listed on it. Just call them and ask for it! (This is why employers cannot accept a birth certificate that does not have a file # on it!)
real one has a raised notary seal
Well, if you didn't know it was fraudulent and you simply accepted what you were given, then no one can blame you for that.
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That is pretty simple to find out. It should have the Record Number and the Recording Agency listed on it. Just call them and ask for it! (This is why employers cannot accept a birth certificate that does not have a file # on it!)
real one has a raised notary seal
Well, if you didn't know it was fraudulent and you simply accepted what you were given, then no one can blame you for that.
Bill of rights?
where can i find examples of modifications of the bill of rights?
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The bill of rights was never modified AFTER it was passed. It has been interpreted through numerous Supreme Court cases. I suggest you research each individual amendment and the cases that deal with each one.
The major modifications stem from the 14th amendment. Read about all the case law based on the due process and equal protection clauses.
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The bill of rights was never modified AFTER it was passed. It has been interpreted through numerous Supreme Court cases. I suggest you research each individual amendment and the cases that deal with each one.
The major modifications stem from the 14th amendment. Read about all the case law based on the due process and equal protection clauses.
Big problem with Walmart shredding people photos.?
A bud had some photos develope at walmart when he got home he looked and counted his photos, he was missing three photos so he went back and ask the clerk about the rest of his photos, she told him that she kept the photo for they were pornography. The photos were of a vaction he took to Peru and he took some photos of the native living in the jungle, well there were some that showed women topless, but it was photos of people living in their natural enviroment. Well he told them about the photos and ask for them back. They told him that the photos were shredded and that he can not have them back. They never told him that they kept the photos when he paid for them so he talked with the store manager and got nothing then he also called the police to file a report. My question is does he have some legal issue here.
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Wow, I have never heard of such a thing. I would definitely consult an attorney.
Lmao did the native have 36 double d's and a bamboo stick stuck in her? I may consider that pornogarphy my friend..next time try walgreens their all about the native peruvian porography lol
I think if you check with the Wal Mart photo policy's you will find they will not develop for you an nudes, exotic, or other pic, that can possibly be considered porno or partial nudes pretty much the policy states something to the effect of
G Rated photo's. Ask for the negatives and take them to a place that will develop them for you good luck
They must have been extremely porn. Wall mart is the best thing for the average shopper for years.
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Wow, I have never heard of such a thing. I would definitely consult an attorney.
Lmao did the native have 36 double d's and a bamboo stick stuck in her? I may consider that pornogarphy my friend..next time try walgreens their all about the native peruvian porography lol
I think if you check with the Wal Mart photo policy's you will find they will not develop for you an nudes, exotic, or other pic, that can possibly be considered porno or partial nudes pretty much the policy states something to the effect of
G Rated photo's. Ask for the negatives and take them to a place that will develop them for you good luck
They must have been extremely porn. Wall mart is the best thing for the average shopper for years.
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