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Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in
“American Psycho” (2000)
HOW I CHECKED OUT PART 2
… So I mentioned in my last post that I challenged myself to transform my living room in order to have a flat warming – in one week … and this is how I did it: using online shopping and a nifty payment solution called Visa checkout.
I know a lot of people aren’t comfortable with online shopping. I asked a few of you on my Facebook page and you said anything from “if the clothes don’t fit, the schlep of sending them back” to “needing the touching, feeling aspect before buying” ... and then probably the biggest one: the fear of fraud.
I’m a seasoned online shopper and I’ve taken a few chances but when I was approached about setting a challenge using Visa Checkout, I have to confess I’d never heard of it. I’ve used a few from doing EFT into a vintage seller’s account who sells on Instagram where you have to trust that the items you paid for will manifest as promised.
Other shopping sites use these convoluted backend payment solutions where you’re taken off the site to your bank and then have to sign in, get issued with once-off pins … etc and others you have to enter your card details over and over and over again. Fine. Secure. But really tedious.
I registered with Visa Checkout and after entering my card details checked out all the stores on the “See All Stores” options and perused the merchants registered with the App (you can download the app on your phone too). There are 300K-plus and growing, in over 21 countries.
There are some great ones like Yuppiechef (yes, I bought stemless wineglasses from them and some special gin) and Poetry and Design Store
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Once you visit those stores to make your purchase, you click the Visa Checkout option, sign in and all your details appear. Once you’ve confirmed them, you’re good to go.
The great thing about this payment solution for those of us who are concerned about card fraud ... they promise to refund you in full in the unlikely event that someone jailbreaks your Visa Checkout account.
As for ill-fitting clothes and exchanges, I would highly recommend sites that come and fetch the returns at your convenience, free of charge.
Things I become elated about with life has drastically changed 😂 #tefal #yuppiechef
Zoku Slush and Milkshake Maker - Yuppiechef
Zoku Slush and Milkshake Maker – Yuppiechef
How would you describe this? Zoku Frozen Oreo Yogurt Pops {With the Zoku Pop Maker} Candy Corn Popsicles – Delicious and Nutritious Pumpkin Pie Popsicles For Zoku {Gluten Free & Paleo Recipe} Homemade Fudgesicles! I need to buy a Zoku just so I can make these!
Mojito Berry Pop——- Makes 6 1 cup (4 oz) fresh raspberries ½ cup (3 oz) blueberries ½ cup (2 oz) blackberries 2 oz light rum** ½ cup…
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Last Friday my friend Maria and I had the best time at this Cooking class hosted by Yuppiechef at The Taste Academy in Windhoek. It was a great fun experience that i would definitely do again. It was hosted by Rhona Strauss and her wonderful team who kept the whole event fun and educational. When I heard cooking class I thought we would have rows of tables with small two plates stoves and us standing there following the instructions of the teacher. This however was a different cooking class! we went from station to station cooking in small groups things like lamb wrapped in puff pastry and dessert springs rolls. The best part of the evening was that if you could not finish eating what you cooked which was so difficult you could take it home. Naturally with food comes wine, as we walked from station to station with Fairview Wine in hand we also had the pleasure of having a ‘private’ tasting of the best of Fairview’s wines. This I tell you is an event not to be missed and it really brought out the best of what both The Taste Academy and Yuppiechef had to offer. I strongly suggest you visit their websites and if you can pick up a few things. Below are a few pics of the night that was.
Cooking Class at the Taste Academy with Yuppiechef Last Friday my friend Maria and I had the best time at this Cooking class hosted by…
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Nice little surprise finding these guys in the box my blender came in. Kind of felt like getting a letter from myself. 💌🐜 #yuppiechef #boxesofhappy (at Cape Town Vredehoek)
And this is the final product : postcards and fridge magnets for ants - for @yuppiechef's Boxes of Happy! 💌 (#regram from @reneenesbitt) #yuppiechef #paintingsforants #boxesofhappy (at Cape Town Vredehoek)