7.26.19 The app stores are ripping people off; Clark Stinks
The app Tinder has changed the way you pay for its services because Google Play charges apps a WAY too much money; Christa reads listener posts about how Clark has missed the mark in his advice this week. If you have a "Clark Stinks" to share you can leave it here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.24.19 T-Mobile merger details; Don’t trust anonymous surveys; When should you call customer service?
The T-Mobile merger is likely to be approved very soon. And it's not all that bad as it turns out; Don't take "anonymous" surveys that your work sends you. You aren't really anonymous; Clark tells you when to call customer service to avoid waiting forever for help.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.19.19 Surf the web without being extensively tracked; Clark Stinks
Google's Chrome browser is tracking you more than you realize. Clark gives thoughts on searching and browsing and not being tracked; Christa reads listener posts about how Clark has missed the mark in his advice this week. If you have a "Clark Stinks" to share you can leave it here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.17.19 Fidelity slashes expenses again; Beware the popular Face app; What to know when moving
Fidelity is taking their fees even lower; The viral Face app has some terrible terms and conditions that you need to know about before using it; Moving is full of potential pitfalls. Clark tells you what you need to know first.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.12.19 Watch out for credit card companies lowering limits; Clark Stinks
Credit card companies are lowering the limits of their customers at random. Clark tells you how to protect yourself; Christa reads listener posts about how Clark has missed the mark in his advice this week. If you have a "Clark Stinks" to share you can leave it here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.9.19 When car brands no longer exist; Beware USB charging ports; Finding a good side hustle
What do you do if you own a car that is no longer being manufactured?; USB charging ports, especially in high traffic areas like airports, pose a new threat to your phone and personal information; How can you find a good side hustle? There's a new site to help you with that.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
7.4.19 Financing a car in the current interest rate environment; How to navigate a job search later in life
How should you go about financing a car purchase - especially in this current interest rate environment?; Navigating the world of job hunting can be difficult, especially as you get further along in your career. Clark has some advice to consider.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Read more
Visit any Kohl’s department store now and you’ll be able to return items bought on Amazon, thanks to a new partnership between the retailers.
The initiative, called Amazon Returns at Kohl’s, aims to make the return process simpler for customers.
In the spring, the retailer announced that the Amazon returns initiative would begin in July, just in time for Amazon Prime Day, which is rapidly approaching.
“Amazon Returns at Kohl’s is now available in all of Kohl’s more than 1,150 stores nationwide — including more than 21 stores in the Atlanta area,” Kohl’s spokeswoman Michelle Anderson tells Team Clark.
“Customers can now visit their local Kohl’s store and return eligible Amazon items, without a box or label — it’s free and easy!”
Amazon says that when you return an item, you may see different return options depending on the seller, item, or reason for return. Here’s how to return an Amazon item at Kohl’s:
On your desktop computer, you can click here to get to Amazon Return Center . You’ll have to choose an item to return, as well as a reason for the return.
When you get to the recommended dropoff locations, you should see a Kohl’s option.
Disclaimer: This writer didn’t, but when I reached back out to Kohl’s, the spokeswoman said that it should be there. You’ll have to see if it works in your individual account.
Once you choose Kohl’s as a dropoff location, you’re all done on the site. Amazon will email you a QR code that you will need to present to the Kohl’s cashier.
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Bring your returned item to your local Kohl’s store and show them your QR code. Kohl’s will handle the rest from there!
Easy enough? With returns now a breeze, you’re “primed” for some shopping. Here’s everything you need to know about Prime Day 2019.
