Frank "frank writes:

On 6/24/2017 10:52 AM, John McGaw wrote:
On 6/24/2017 8:10 AM, Frank wrote:
On 6/24/2017 2:16 AM, Dean Jones wrote:
we have similar weeds here in SF Bay Area, in the event that I recollect
right it seeds, vanishes and returns. It effectively severs in sections,
it's known as a sticky plant we loathe it a great deal.

Going to attack it with spray pre-emergent next year and just
ordered Weed Impede from this outfit:

https://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/

None of the stores carry any liquid pre-emergent around here.

Shopped Amazon but they charge shipping or try to tie you into
getting Prime account. Above offers free shipping on everything.

As I pointed out in thread, infected banks are in back of house,
down hill and basically unseen by us and neighbors. I don't know
how this weed sneaked in but noted this time of year that Japanese
stilt grass is all over the place along unattended road sides.


Amazon automatically includes free shipping on orders over $25. It
seems that every time I make an order it climbs over that level
pretty quickly (even though I do have Prime).

I buy from Amazon and can order with a click but do not have Prime as
I don't buy that much and am not interested in their book and TV
offerings. I could have gotten free shipping had I signed up for what
looks like a Prime trial. A couple of years ago, during Christmas
season, I did take the trial which when over would charge my credit
card for Prime if I did not cancel it. Took a lot of work to cancel
as they appear to obfuscated not to make cancelling easy. Will not
put up with that again.

What appears hard for some people is dead simple easy for others.
Apparently.

Did the trial about a year ago.
They offered some product to Prime customers only.
Warned by Amazon multiple times that the trial
was ending and I would be charged and got simple easy to click on
links in email to terminate the trial without charges.

So far, Amazon has not offered any more free Prime trials but
then I don't want Prime.

Can't imagine what this "lot of work" was.
I have never had to call Amazon for anything.
The last thing they want is for a human to call them up.
Just read their emails, click the links they provide.

I had my calendar manager set up to warn me that I was
near the end of the trial period. Didn't need it.

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Dan Espen