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• マイル君
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 10:08
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I heard from someone who worked for AAA about a technique to lower the cost of insurance. The low mileage （ proof needed ） thing you mentioned was the best.　I was set up with 3000 miles all along as told by the unfriendly BBA at the insurance company （ Mercury ） but I didn't want to talk to the BBA so I got a different agent and sent another agent a picture of my actual mileage of 4750 miles and a receipt with mileage for an oil change. I sent the receipt with the actual mileage of 4750 miles and oil change to another agent and got a much lower price.　Unfortunately, I did not get the money back that I kept paying for nothing.　It also depends on your Commuting and Pleasure settings for Primary Use of the Vehicle.　In case you are wondering, Costco is very inexpensive, but for several years now, they have not been able to accept new subscriptions for vehicles in the state of California.

• CA driver
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• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 12:59
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Thanks for the reply. I'm a little further away from an update, so I'll check things out.

• コストコのやつ
• 2026/01/26 (Mon) 21:44
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I see ！ I can't get a new one in …

The same with the mileage ！ It's dishonest that it was set at 30000 miles. I remember agents usually asking me all kinds of questions to make it as low as possible.

I applied for Costco online, so I don't have an agent, but I had a bad experience with Farmers, and since then I have been avoiding Farmers. I need to review my insurance policy as well.

• マイル君
• 2026/01/27 (Tue) 07:27
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This is from a person who worked for AAA （ Mr. J ）. First of all, it seems that insurance premiums are quite high in the industry, and the reason for this is that they have to turn the money from the insureds to make their business viable. Since the company does not have much money, when an accident occurs, they try to avoid paying as much as possible. For example, they treat a car that would be expensive to repair as a total loss and charge less than the blue book ＞ Accidental cars are collected in large numbers somewhere in the desert and sold to used car dealers or sold for parts to pay for the next accidental car. I also asked about home insurance, but since the topic is car insurance, I'm not going to do that.

• シュワちゃん
• 2026/01/27 (Tue) 21:41
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10 Lies are terrible.

• iv
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• 2025/10/06 (Mon) 16:40
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TDI Used.
My memory is fading, but before the birth, ask your employer to prepare the forms for you to submit. The subsidy is for 4 weeks for a normal delivery and 6 weeks for a cesarean section. The amount of the subsidy is better than nothing, and it is about 70% or 80% of one month's salary, I think ？. I remember that it was after the delivery, not during the pregnancy, but after the delivery.
The maternity leave system varies from company to company, so I think it would be a good idea to discuss things with the company.

• グランマ
• 2025/10/08 (Wed) 12:06
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I have grandchildren now, so this is a long time ago, but I used TDI because my pregnancy was not progressing well and I was unable to work. My husband also used TDI to take care of me. He and his wife both took a leave of absence until they used up their TDI, I retired at the end of my TDI, and my husband returned to his former job. It helped me during my pregnancy, but I had an emergency C-section, so it really helped to have my husband there after the birth.

• Mini
• 2025/10/09 (Thu) 23:57
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I recently used TDI.
I have my employer, nurse and doctor fill out the form as well. The nurse told me that if I didn't work until 38 weeks, I should work until 38 weeks, even if I had to reduce my hours just in case, because there have been cases where I was turned down.
Of course, if you have an emergency delivery before then, you will be paid for 6-8 weeks from then on. After the birth, if there was a problem, it could have been extended further.
The amount depends on your income, but I believe the weekly limit was about $ 800.
I think you had to have been working in Hawaii for a few months before submitting the application, and you had to be working at least 20 hours per week.
If it is a large company with a large number of people, I think they may have their own benefits as well.

Please take care of yourself during your pregnancy.

• あかり
• 2026/01/07 (Wed) 00:41
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What are the hours ？ is it possible to come to Kakaako to pick it up ？ how much are you thinking of paying for the rental?

• Coffee talk
• 2026/01/07 (Wed) 00:48
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Last week a friend of mine was in the exact same situation, he said he would buy it at Walmart for $58 and bring it back to Japan and sell it on Mercari. lol
He is also 2 years old and a booster seat is too small and illegal, so he still needs a car seat, and the cheapest car seat at Walmart is $ The cheapest car seat at Walmart was 57-58 ！ He said he could sell it for a lot of money in Japan and that he would take it home with him even though it would be luggage.

• Coffee talk
• 2026/01/07 (Wed) 01:07
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As a postscript,
If your husband lives alone in Hawaii, he will definitely need it when he comes back $ so I think it would be a good idea to buy it at Walmart at 58 and keep it.

• コス子
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• 2026/01/07 (Wed) 23:18
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Did you find someone who can lend you a car seat ？
$ I found one at Walmart It's a COSCO brand car seat, right? I bought a spare COSCO car seat for my child for when he/she is picked up in a friend's car, or vice versa, or when a friend is picked up in our car. It is lightweight, so I can pull my child by the hand with one hand and carry it with the other hand, and it is very convenient. You may need it when you come back to Hawaii in the future, so why don't you buy one for Hawaii and keep it in your husband's room?

• にじ
• 2025/12/04 (Thu) 18:56
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Copilot

joint management, individual management Thank you.
I have both accounts.
Just what percentage are you talking about putting in when you get income ？ to put in?

• Delivery man
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• 2025/11/23 (Sun) 22:23
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No, it will be delivered from person to person or store to store.

• viatom
• 2025/11/24 (Mon) 20:02
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So is it impossible to go to an office on the 5th floor of a building, pick up a package, and have it delivered to an office in another building?

• プラヤ
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• 2025/11/25 (Tue) 16:55
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https://www.uber.com/us/en/item-delivery/

Why don't you read the above site ？
Make the effort yourself first.

• 100masa
• 2025/06/29 (Sun) 08:48
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A few years ago, I rented a truck by myself and came to Dallas from LA for 4 days and 3 nights, I took the 40, on the way I came from Albuquerque via Roswell, famous for UFOs, the country road to Roswell was more expansive and American than the 40, the last night I stayed near Dallas, because I wanted to get my stuff in in the morning. The last night was near Dallas, because we wanted to arrive in the morning and bring in our luggage.
We were a little nervous because we did not know when there would be gas stations on the country roads on the way, but we had a good time without any problems.

• Pooh
• 2025/07/09 (Wed) 06:49
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I too moved to Allen from Inglewood, LA ！.

• la2tx
• 2025/07/10 (Thu) 17:24
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Thanks for the info.
We have plenty of time to spare, but I'm thinking 3 nights is good, with an emphasis on moving rather than sightseeing, driving 5 to 7 hours a day. We are still working on the route, but I will also have a container of gasoline ready just in case.

• からり
• 2025/06/24 (Tue) 17:02
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From LA, it is better to leave in the morning when the sun is fully up, since the road goes east.　The sunrise is quite dazzling.　Motel 6 has a microwave oven in the room.　Try not to eat too much dinner, etc. and take the rest home with you.　　
If you pitch in early and swim in the pool, you will sleep well at night.　　Snacks to pass the boredom should be well chewed.　It will wake you up.　　Japanese snacks are not easy to buy along the way, so bring extra.

• サンシャイン
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• 2025/06/25 (Wed) 09:23
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A friend of my wife's stayed at a hotel on the way to move from California to Texas. A private U-Haul towed was stolen from the hotel parking lot while he was staying there
He said this is a common occurrence around Texas. Minimum security awareness such as security camera locations and handle locks may be necessary.

• @倍金萬
• 2025/04/29 (Tue) 16:45
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＊ Not an industry expert ＊ but I am a member of AAA Insurance.

I've had a few bumps and bruises and have had no problems.

The AAA office near my house has a Japanese speaking agent, but his Japanese is terrible.

So I asked them to replace him with someone who speaks only English. Well, I had to ask a random person

because AAA doesn't allow you to choose who is in charge.

I chose an agent who could speak Japanese
for my health insurance, Medical Insurance, or something like that because I thought there would be no problem, but he seemed to be Japanese-American and I could not understand what he was saying
in Japanese at all. I had no choice but to switch to an English only agent and everything went smoothly.

• コスコ
• 2025/04/29 (Tue) 22:00
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I am in Connect via Costco. I think it used to be called something like Ameriprise, and AAA has a friend in there too.

• コスコ
• 2025/04/29 (Tue) 22:02
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I gave it to you even though I hadn't finished writing it. I'm sorry.

Why do you bother going through an agency? ？ I think it is usually cheaper to submit your own quotes to each company.

In the event of an accident, an agency is useless, so I don't need one.