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  1. January Debt Collector? : r/Scams - Reddit

    Aug 26, 2023 · January Debt Collector? Anyone else ever get texts like these? From what I can tell January is a legitimate company, but I do not have a Fortiva credit card.

  2. January 2024 Approval Megathread : r/NFA - Reddit

    January 2024 Approval Megathread eForm 4 Instructions Form 4 Desired Post Format: link to entry form Wait: 000 Days Pending: yyyy-mm-dd Approved: yyyy-mm-dd | 24hr timestamp (convert time to EST …

  3. Sales dead in January - are people price sensitive or ... - Reddit

    January slowdowns are hardly atypical. We're in that in between period where people just spent money on the holiday season but haven't received their tax refunds yet.

  4. No Patch Tuesday Megathread for January? : r/sysadmin - Reddit

    Jan 9, 2024 · Hello r/sysadmin, I'm u/MikeWalters-Action1 (u/Automoderator failed), and with the blessing of u/mkosmo welcome to this month's Patch Megathread!

  5. January Coupons (Expire 2/8) : r/subway - Reddit

    Posted by u/gaysquib - 89 votes and 70 comments

  6. Purchase Advice Megathread - January 2024 : r/3Dprinting - Reddit

    This thread is meant to conglomerate purchase advice for both newcomers and people looking for additional machines. Keeping this discussion to one thread means less searching should anyone …

  7. January is the worst month of the year. : r/TrueUnpopularOpinion

    January is only 31 days long but by god it feels like you've gone through an entire year after it's over. it seems to just keep going and going and going. part of this is because very little happens in January. …

  8. Sample Status/Processing Monthly Megathread - January 2024

    Dec 31, 2023 · Welcome to the Sample Status/Processing Megathread, also known as the Waiting, Whining, and Wishing thread. This monthly megathread (posted at the beginning of each month) …

  9. January expectations? : r/WaltDisneyWorld - Reddit

    Mar 16, 2024 · This year, Wed. January 3 was 9/10, January 4 was 9/10, January 5 was 9/10, then crowds dropped to 4/10 for the weekend, picking back up on Monday with a crowd level of 6/10.

  10. Slow January? : r/EtsySellers - Reddit

    Jan 25, 2023 · January is generally slow for most people. After the expenses of the holidays, people seem to cut back on buying non-essentials. Reply reply lillie1128 •