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For Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) startups, generating leads is the lifeblood of growth. Yet, with limited budgets and fierce competition, founders often face the challenge of attracting high-quality prospects without draining resources.

First, it was photo evidence. Then it was inspection reports. Now your car’s oil change comes with a bonus feature: a mechanic begging you to approve repairs on camera, like OnlyFans for alternators.

A woman set up autopay with Verizon only to realize she had been overcharged for more than five months. In a video with over 735,000 views, TikTok user @yummiiyomi filmed a conversation between herself and a Verizon employee. In the viral clip, she confronts the employee about autopay continuing to…

Costco is loved for its quality and bulk pricing—but no retailer is perfect. Some products consistently provoke member complaints, from packaging problems to food quality issues and even safety recalls. Learning which Costco items attract the most criticism can help shoppers make smarter choices, save time and money, and avoid…

One mechanic is about to change the oil on his new customer’s Ford when he takes a closer look at a sticker on the windshield. With nearly 20,000 miles between oil changes, is this Ford a ticking time bomb, or is it a simple case of a forgetful technician? 

Haters gonna hate, Marvel gonna hire.

"It still stings a bit that we didn't get anything about the game"

A man learned the hard way to trust your instincts after he bought a 2021 Hyundai Elantra. His concern about a potential design quirk leading to rust was correct.

How worried would you be if you knew a stranger had a key to your house? This fear isn’t unfounded–at least, according to a home inspector who issued a warning to anyone who buys their keys at Home Depot or Lowe’s. 

Folks dish out 32 "harmless" habits that they realized are actually red flags only after growing up!