Jenny asks…
Fashionistas, suggest to me some brands/websites I might like? Especially if you're in the UK~?
I recently discovered asos.com & the houseoffraser websites, and I'm a fan of Yumi and Biba. I also like Free People, Guess (mainly the shoes), Billabong, Volcom, Harajuku Lovers, Chinese Laundry, Betsey Johnson, French Connection, H&M and I get basics at American Eagle and Abercrombie. I also comb thru the modcloth website in the USA, to give an idea of my 'style'. I tend to be the type of person who usually only buys stuff once it goes on sale though - I like the quality but not the high price. That said, can anybody (esp. in the UK or Europe but elsewhere is fine too) suggest to me some clothing brands or websites I might like that I may be unaware of? Thanks so much, 10 points to BA~ Uh, thanks BabyName, I may repost later. I'm actually not in the UK but I love the fashion from there. :)
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Asos & topshop!
Betty asks…
Cost to Subpoena Cell Phone Records?
had a friend impersonate my husband and called our cell provider to get my number released from his cell plan. My husband and I (now in divorce court) are low on money and I'll be honest, it's mostly my fault as I ran up credit card debt without his knowledge. I asked for the divorce and wanted it to be amicable. However, he did not want the divorce. He got a lawyer and that made me furious as we do not have the funds to pay for two attorneys and now they are draining us for fees. Again, I must be honest and say that I've been VERY brutal on him and have even kept him from the children. I know I'm going to get 1000000 people telling me how bad I am. I know I've made mistakes but I now just want to get it over with but he now may have the upper hand. Our cell phones are in HIS name and I don't want him to be able to check to see who I'm talking to. NO - there is not another man but if we are going to be divorced that's just one thing we need to separate from now. Regardles, I asked a friend to immiate my husband and say that he was my husband and call the cell provider and get me off of his plan and onto my own private plan. What I should have done is simply let him know I want released from his plan and if he refused to allow this, just get a new cell and allow him to keep paying (with money we don't have) for a wasted line. I REALLY wish I'd have done this but I asked a male friend that my husband does not like to call and pretent to be my husband. He gave the carrier my husbands social security number (which I proivded) and got the line removed from my husbands account. I changed the passwords to all of our online banking accounts and and today he called the cell carrier and figurd out what I did. I learned this through a mutual friend. It appears that he is not mad that I got the line removed but furious that I allowed someone to impersonate him (someone he does not like) and that I provided them his social security number. Also, it appears that the carrier is not real happy either and told him that if he served them with a subpoena that they would provide an audio copy of the call itself. A few questions here: 1. Could me or the guy that made the call be in trouble? If so, why? What's the big deal? Nobody got hurt in the whole thing. 2. How does he obtain a subpoena for the call and what form will they provide it? Will it just be sent on audio tape to his lawyer? 3. How much does this cost him to get the records? 4. As I stated, he really does not like the guy that made the call and if he thought he could get him in trouble I think he'd sale his liver to get the money to make this happen. 5. I am best friends with the wife of the guy that made the call. She will be furious with us both if this causes any trouble. Could my husband sue him and get any money from him? 6. We have kids and I know he wouldn't want to have their mother put in jail. However, I admit to being less than fair over the past few months and I really regret that now as I guess the "shoe is on the other foot". I threatened to have him lose custody of his kids and to be honest, now that the ball appears to be in his court I see that I've treated him wrong. I'm sure after all I've done he'll probably not think and do whatever he can to get even. One of his close friends would take this case I'm sure and I know the guy. He's nothing but greedy and would love to make money while helping out a buddy. Could I honestly see jail time for something so minor?
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Divorce is a civil...not criminal action. As such, I seriously doubt anybody would go to that length under your circumstances. It would be possible...just not probable. You have a nasty divorce going on and I'm sure there are two sides to the issue. I can only hope things turn out for the better in the long run!
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