A discount of $60000 is not “nothing at all”. At current rates, it’s about $300 off your monthly payment.
Just google “foreclosure auction” in your area. Those houses will generally sell below market.
“The market is having trouble digesting the multidimensional chess that Trump and his team are playing,” said Michael Block, market strategist at Third Seven Capital. “This multidimensional chess game is not going well for the grand master.
LOL, you aren’t playing 3D chess when you flip a chessboard.
The first line of your link:
Being part of the Kingdom of Denmark
Not the Netherlands.
The Netherlands does not in any way control Greenland…
Why is Greenland bound to a treaty signed by the Netherlands?
Yes, I’m sure this would all be very sad for Palestinians but the important thing is that Genocide Joe learned his lesson.
What does that have to do with Lebanon?
Imagine if Mexico launched rockets at the US in 2003 to protest our pointless invasion of Iraq. It would not end well for Mexico.
Why should they be forced to allow other retailers to sell Steam keys at whatever price they want
Because those other retailers already paid Steam for those keys.
If Steam doesn’t want to compete against third party key retailers then the solution is not to sell keys to third party retailers. Once Steam takes their money, they have to accept the competition.
Why is that reasonable? Storefronts don’t get free keys from Steam, they have to buy them. After they pay Steam, they should be allowed to sell them at any price they want.
Imagine if Ford said you couldn’t sell your car for less than what Ford dealers charge for used cars.
It’s $300 less, not $300 more.
No matter how much you are paying, you can afford to pay $300 less.