Sean Dalt

Are Answerbag and Quora good question and answers sites people could now use when Yahoo! Answers shut down? Is everyone going to participate on there to ask questions or on another question and answers site?

If I graduate from a college with a masters degree and if that college shut down and closed for good, how would I be able to get proof from the school records if II lost my degree?

Will Yahoo make a new question site called: Yahoo! Questions instead of Yahoo! Answers since Yahoo! Answers is shutting down?

To get to a higher level and earn points on Yahoo! Answers, I have to answer questions. isn't this is a waste of time to get points if Yahoo! Answers is going to shutdown anyway?

Also if I get my account suspended it probably wouldn't be a big loss anyway because there won't be anymore Yahoo! Answers, right?

I know Yahoo! Answers has been around since 2005. Do you think it's because younger millennials who are 20 or 21 that were only 4 years old when that site existed are complaining that this site is garbage? I mean think about it. Younger people these days want something more recent and Google where they could care less about Yahoo Answers.

For years I have been hearing rumors that Yahoo! Answers will be shutting down and it never did. How do we know this time it's not a rumor? Even the above announcement that says: "Yahoo Answers is shutting down on May 4th, 2021 (Eastern Time) and beginning April 20th, 2021 (Eastern Time) the Yahoo Answers website will be in read-only mode. There will be no changes to other Yahoo properties or services, or your Yahoo account. You can find more information about the Yahoo Answers shutdown and how to download your data on this help page." was a similar one to a couple months ago. 

I don't think Yahoo! search engine or any other Yahoo services are going away permanently but it's only Yahoo! Answers that are shutting down. Why can't Yahoo just shut down all together? Why does this convenient question site have to go away?

I heard sad rumors that Yahoo! Answers will be shutting down on May 4th and that it will be permanent. Is this true? If it is, what are we supposed to use now to ask questions that is a similar platform like this site?

If the person who called me from their old phone threatened me but then if I find out that person's number changed and no longer has that number, will the police still be able to track that person who had the old cell phone number?

I went to Subway yesterday and the sign of the business hours said Subway was open until 9:00 P.M. I go there at 8:00 P.M. and the door was locked even though the sign said it was open until 9:00. I just saw employees standing around in there on their phones and slacking off. They weren't working or weren't cleaning but had the door locked. I even knocked on the door and they ignored me. One employee even used her body language to tell me the closed symbol. I wanted to ask them why they closed so early when they should have been open until 9:00.

Would this be a legitimate complaint if I complained to the owner about this?

I went to Subway yesterday and the sign of the business hours said Subway was open until 9:00 P.M. I go there at 8:00 P.M. and the door was locked even though the sign said it was open until 9:00. I just saw employees standing around in there on their phones and slacking off. They weren't working or weren't cleaning but had the door locked. I even knocked on the door and they ignored me. One employee even used her body language to tell me the closed symbol. I wanted to ask them why they closed so early when they should have been open until 9:00.

Would this be a legitimate complaint if I complained to the owner about this?

I am a adult in my 30's and my parents are still very controlling even when I am on my own and don't live with them. They treat me like a child and tell me not to post on Facebook or use my account because it's personal. I know I have a disability but they do not have power of attorney or do not look after me. They tell me they will find a way to take my account away and that I will be in a lot of trouble or that they will make sure I get the proper help I need if I go about their wishes. Is this normal behavior of them and do they have any right to do this? Even when I refuse and say I don't have to listen to them and that I am an adult with doing what I want as long as it is legal and doesn't violate the terms, they still say they need to get involved and that I need to listen to them or there are going to be consequences. One will be taking my account away and two will be them never supporting me again.

What should I do in a situation like this? 

I am a adult in my 30's and my parents are still very controlling even when I am on my own and don't live with them. They treat me like a child and tell me not to post on Facebook or use my account because it's personal. I know I have a disability but they do not have power of attorney or do not look after me. They tell me they will find a way to take my account away and that I will be in a lot of trouble or that they will make sure I get the proper help I need if I go about their wishes. Is this normal behavior of them and do they have any right to do this? Even when I refuse and say I don't have to listen to them and that I am an adult with doing what I want as long as it is legal and doesn't violate the terms, they still say they need to get involved and that I need to listen to them or there are going to be consequences. One will be taking my account away and two will be them never supporting me again.

What should I do in a situation like this? 

I am a adult in my 30's and my parents are still very controlling even when I am on my own and don't live with them. They treat me like a child and tell me not to post on Facebook or use my account because it's personal. I know I have a disability but they do not have power of attorney or do not look after me. They tell me they will find a way to take my account away and that I will be in a lot of trouble or that they will make sure I get the proper help I need if I go about their wishes. Is this normal behavior of them and do they have any right to do this? Even when I refuse and say I don't have to listen to them and that I am an adult with doing what I want as long as it is legal and doesn't violate the terms, they still say they need to get involved and that I need to listen to them or there are going to be consequences. One will be taking my account away and two will be them never supporting me again.

What should I do in a situation like this? 

I am a adult in my 30's and my parents are still very controlling even when I am on my own and don't live with them. They treat me like a child and tell me not to post on Facebook or use my account because it's personal. I know I have a disability but they do not have power of attorney or do not look after me. They tell me they will find a way to take my account away and that I will be in a lot of trouble or that they will make sure I get the proper help I need if I go about their wishes. Is this normal behavior of them and do they have any right to do this? Even when I refuse and say I don't have to listen to them and that I am an adult with doing what I want as long as it is legal and doesn't violate the terms, they still say they need to get involved and that I need to listen to them or there are going to be consequences. One will be taking my account away and two will be them never supporting me again.

What should I do in a situation like this? 

I got my Tinder account banned and to get it unbanned, I e-mailed customer service and they said to get it unbanned it costs a lot and one payment they accept are Razor Gold payments. Is this a scam and if it isn't a scam and if it is legit, would it be completely legal for me to use my credit card and buy myself a razor gold gift card for $100.00 on there and send it to myself so I could e-mail the person if I don't know if it is a scammer or not? Is this actually legal? I mean this isn't consider money laundering if I am trying to make a purchase for myself but by using a razor gold gift card instead to pay someone is it?

I got my Tinder account banned and to get it unbanned, I e-mailed customer service and they said to get it unbanned it costs a lot and one payment they accept are Razor Gold payments. Is this a scam and if it isn't a scam and if it is legit, would it be completely legal for me to use my credit card and buy myself a razor gold gift card for $100.00 on there and send it to myself so I could e-mail the person if I don't know if it is a scammer or not? Is this actually legal? I mean this isn't consider money laundering if I am trying to make a purchase for myself but by using a razor gold gift card instead to pay someone is it?

If you are getting your first covid shot at a non doctor's office or a hospital and just at a vaccine clinic, do you trust just random people who volunteer there to give out the vaccine? I mean they are nurses aren't they who give out the vaccines? Do they know what they are doing?

Forget about the pandemic. This is in general taking away the Covid reason so don't say this is the reason. In general even precovid, I don't get why women are so freaked out and are so rude to men. Every time I am friendly and say hi to them, they make things awkward, roll their eyes, change the subject, or make excuses to get going then completely ignore me. I have the confidence to just ask to talk and get to know them and the slightest thing scares them off.

I would just simply sit by a girl on a public bench outside and still keeping my distance and she will get up and move to another seat. Why is that?

If I wanted to transfer money on a prepaid debit card and use that instead of going to the ATM and if I don't have a bank then if I ordered stuff on Amazon then sold the stuff for a higher price than I paid to get more money, is this illegal and considered money laundering? If it's totally legal and ok to do, why aren't more people doing this to make money if they have so many things to sell?