Bump.

Three more days until a YSL refund for $5,000+ goes through. Will post proof then!

vouch glws,

/20char

wanting to see vouches

I have a lot of vouches from people on Discord, sadly that was lost in a recent ban wave (so I uploaded refund proofs). 

GLWS  

Old member from this community and others, highly vouch for you. 

 

Good luck with sales bro, that worldwide bestbuy looking good

 

Thanks

I just added some vouches / proofs as well. 

If you can order BestBuy wherever you are, then I can refund it! 

Now offering Apple through Postmates as a refund option. 

Please contact me with any questions! 

Price Limit (if paid with paypal $10,000 --- if paid with card $5000) (no item limit)

Huge vouch for Semtex. One of the members with the most experience when it comes to refunding!

Do not hesistate to use him now!

Thank you sir! Much appreciated

very nice!

Awesome refunds

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Big boy, send me a msg and lets discuss

I'll bow out now. 

False, 1700usd 

 

USA only

Oh my mistake, looked at the wrong model. 

$1349.99 msrp for anyone who is wondering. 

$175 USD BTC/ETH/XMR

Here's some personal advice, I was about 170lb when I started college, and I gained 30lbs over the course of two semesters (1 year) through drinking / eating takeout / smoking and also not going to the gym. Over 2 years later I'm comfortable with my body but still go to the gym when I can (work schedule permitting)

Depending on if you live in a double / single / triple (or commute to college) you have a few options. 

1: Walking helps, after your classes end I would walk around campus at least from building to building (find some inclines up stairs or hills) and repeat that. Then slowly build up to jogging and running. Don't max yourself out immediately, rather focus on repetition and building endurance.

2: Going to the gym, a large part of why I never went during college was anxiety as well. I slowly realized that people who are going to the gym are trying to better themselves, no matter how much or how little they do. 

3: If you have a car (or can utilize campus transportation) I'd highly recommend trying to find a gym near you. If you're in the USA I'd recommend planet fitness.

4: Diet, if you have a cafeteria / lunch / dining hall, explore other alternatives to fried foods. I hated leafy greens before I found out that my college had a relatively nice salad bar. (load up on them mixed 50/50 greens and some red onions + balsamic) 

(If money is a barrier, please pm me and I'll pay for your first month out of my pocket.)

If you want to chat, pm me and we can talk over pm / discord / telegram.