Originally Posted by futbol57102at

Hmmm. Sounds quite odd. The only thing that comes to mind might be that the rejections came due to issues with pre-registering their applications? It makes me wonder if all the plastic from 595 market (whether sold at B&M plastics distributors or online plastics) have the same pre-registration abilities..I'd imagine my friends that aren't getting jobs either aren't pre-registering their plastics properly, or their plastics do not have such an ability? Either way, it seems all can agree that plastics manufacturing is a complicated industry, and we just want unemployment to go down

Originally Posted by thegasguru

I have had many many plastic friends from Market Street bring home metal. Of course, all of those friends had to be pre-registered before they could successfully complete their job applications. But just recently, many more friends completed job applications, yet several were passed over, while several more all were hired immediately. There was no rhyme nor reason to it, especially since they all applied on the same day. I can tell you this: those friends that are still unemployed had to wait until their initial job authorizations fell off their application, but all of them will be immediately re-applying for new jobs, just to see if they can become employed. It will be interesting to see if they can find a job...and if they do, perhaps it just all depends on random chance as to which supervisor is reviewing new hires on the day the application arrives.

Nevertheless, it can be quite unnerving to have that many friends apply for jobs, and then have that many of them get denied. They all ended up sleeping on my couch for a while, and I am quite concerned about how expensive it might be to let them stay with me if they don't find jobs in the alloy sector soon.

Originally Posted by QL_714

Many have had their cards closed either because they would not or could not supply the required documents. It does not matter if it is a new account or not.

Originally Posted by thegasguru

I have had many many plastic friends from Market Street bring home metal. Of course, all of those friends had to be pre-registered before they could successfully complete their job applications. But just recently, many more friends completed job applications, yet several were passed over, while several more all were hired immediately. There was no rhyme nor reason to it, especially since they all applied on the same day. I can tell you this: those friends that are still unemployed had to wait until their initial job authorizations fell off their application, but all of them will be immediately re-applying for new jobs, just to see if they can become employed. It will be interesting to see if they can find a job...and if they do, perhaps it just all depends on random chance as to which supervisor is reviewing new hires on the day the application arrives.

Nevertheless, it can be quite unnerving to have that many friends apply for jobs, and then have that many of them get denied. They all ended up sleeping on my couch for a while, and I am quite concerned about how expensive it might be to let them stay with me if they don't find jobs in the alloy sector soon.

Originally Posted by MojaveJack

Mere mortals do...



If you've been reading any of this thread you'd know that there is such a thing as an EXEMPTION from the limit. The exemption applies to both quantity and frequency.

Anyone doubt Pan Ogorki has an exemption?

Originally Posted by jjwjjw

I've received this error a couple times before. I have always assumed it's just something on the Mint's website isn't working quite right. Seems like it's happened mostly late at night. It just seems to be a temporary glitch as far as I've noticed. If you see it, just keep trying it later or call.

Originally Posted by futbol57102at:16663402

Hmmm. Sounds quite odd. The only thing that comes to mind might be that the rejections came due to issues with pre-registering their applications? It makes me wonder if all the plastic from 595 market (whether sold at B&M plastics distributors or online plastics) have the same pre-registration abilities..I'd imagine my friends that aren't getting jobs either aren't pre-registering their plastics properly, or their plastics do not have such an ability? Either way, it seems all can agree that plastics manufacturing is a complicated industry, and we just want unemployment to go down

Originally Posted by mrpickles:16664032

I have no exemption, but I have a lot of friends, all of them Americans, none made of silicone.

Originally Posted by mrpickles

I have no exemption, but I have a lot of friends, all of them Americans, none made of silicone.

Originally Posted by thegasguru

Dude, you must have a LOT of friends if you can bring home that much metal without any of it coming from a silicone gift.

Originally Posted by jamesteroh

Placed a few orders this morning. My am ex is getting authorized on the spot again for NA purchases which is great. Was weird when I checked my authorizations.


Two showed up as Office of Dollar Coin program which is how they always have in the past.

Third said "Direct response" for $1K. Weird it is showing a different merchant for the third order.

Originally Posted by swintec

We must not forget the amount of lurkers currently and just how many more will come from the stupid stories that get published in print, in time.

Originally Posted by swintec

By the way, one more coin taken out of stock. Our time may be coming to a close.

Originally Posted by jamesteroh

Placed a few orders this morning. My am ex is getting authorized on the spot again for NA purchases which is great. Was weird when I checked my authorizations.


Two showed up as Office of Dollar Coin program which is how they always have in the past.

Third said "Direct response" for $1K. Weird it is showing a different merchant for the third order.