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Historical Traveler Reviews Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta
Stay on the 9th floor!
I really don't have many complaints about this hotel at all. I thought it was really nice. When we got there they gave us a free upgrade to a Deluxe Ocean View room on the 9th Floor. It was awesome! The pool was nice, but we spent most of our time sitting under the palapa on the beach. They play loud music all day long at the pool, it got irritating after awhile. You can escape that by just hanging out at the beach. We didn't really eat at the restaurant that much because you can get much better and cheaper food in town. But the snack bar food was really good. The breakfast buffett was okay, it was expensive for what it was ($30 for 2). The drinks are average in price unless you're drinking the 2 for 1 drink special (which I took advantage of). Again, my only complaint was the loud music at the pool.
Fiesta Americana
Just returned from seven days at the FiestaAmericana (July 23-29). We arrived about an hour before check-in time and were told that our room wasn't ready yet but we were given a coupon for two drinks on the house and asked to come back in a 1/2 hour. When we returned, our room on the 6th floor was still not ready and we were given a room on the 9th or top floor. What a pleasant surprise! The room (908) had a vaulted ceiling painted to look like the sky and a great view of the ocean. (All rooms are ocean view) and a balcony with two chairs and a table.Our first night the bed was turned down with chocolates on the pillow when we returned from dinner. The service at the hotel was wonderful - in particular the staff at the restaurant La Hacienda and the staff at the outdoor restaurant La Chula. My only complaint is that breakfast and lunch are only offered at the outdoor restaurant and there are an abundance of pidgeons that are on the perimeter and people are prone to feeding them while they eat their food, and I most definitely am not a bird lover!We tried a few restaurants for dinner that I would recommend: Pipi's for Mexican food, Portobello at Marina Vallarta for Italian food (nice ambiance) and LePetit Francais at the corner of the Fiesta Americana which has live music.Puerto Vallarta is a nice, laid back, picturesque city, but not a lot of night life for the over 40 group. All in all we had a pleasant time with nice weather.
One of the Best
Wonderful hotel. Good food. Excellent staff. Very clean. Absolutely beautiful grounds. Our daughter got married in Puerto Vallarta in 2002.
We stayed at the Fiesta. It was one of the best we've stayed in, in our 11 years of vacations in Mexico. Our son and his wife went back in February for their honeymoon because they liked it so much.
Took a "just us girls" trip to Puerto Vallarta, and stayed at the Fiesta Americana. It was GREAT!!!!! The food, the service, and the rooms were perfect. They have the most beautiful beach in Vallarta. We will be back.
Absolutely Beautiful!!
My husband and I just got back from P.V. a couple of days ago. We stayed at the Fiesta Americana Hotel. It was beautiful!!! There lobby was a big "palapa" style roof, very airy and open. The room were very nice, for the most part all rooms are ocean view. The staff was great, housekeeping comes in twice a day, once in morning to clean and once in evening to give you clean towels and turn down your bed (chocolates on pillow). The restaurant staff was awsome too. We only ate breakfast and lunch at the hotel, went out for dinner. But the breakfast buffet was delicous. Lots to choose from. The pool area was very nice, but not alot of activities going on. Kind of quiet this time of year. The beach was nice for walking on but not great for swimming. The one dissapointing thing about our trip was the ocean, not very blue like we were hoping. Finally figured out after day two to take the buses instead of taxis. It is easy to figure out the bus system and if you need help just ask someone. We went on the "Pirate Ship" Marigalante, that was alot of fun!!! Good drinks and dinner. Tried a few different restaurant for dinner....PiPis, Le Kliff, Shrimp Factory and La Palapa. If you want great seafood go to "La Palapa" this was the best seafood dinner we have ever had....it was very delicous, and ambiance was great. The restaurant is right on the beach and they have torches lit, great place to watch the sunset. Le Kliff was beautiful too, but the food did not even compare to La Palapa. Overall we had a really nice time in P.V. The locals were all very nice. Would definately go back again!
Great Place
My first trip to Mexico for my Honeymoon. Great service ,pool, beach, and rooms that overlook the Bay. No need to get the all inclusive, eat the buffet breakfast and then eat at one the many places in town. $3-4 for Taxi's. You can't find a place to park your car. Very nice place to stay. Excellant service and and a beautiful place.
Great Resort
Just got back from a week in Puerto Vallarta, stayed at the Fiestamerican and had a great time. The resort is amazing, great views from the room as they are all oceanside, so the higher the floor the better view. The staff was very nice and helpful. And the most important the pool and beach, never had any difficulty finding a place to spend the day, and it was easter week so quite crowded, the beach was nice to bring a chair out to, and a simple no gracias to the vendors and they moved a long. The waitstaff around the beach and pool were super fast and friendly. This was a great hotel and if I ever go back to Puerto Vallarta, I would definitley stay at the fiestamericana again. It was 30 pesos for a cab into town, and we never had to wait for one, and the restaraunts in town are awesome, recommend Bianco and Trio as must go's.
Best Hotel I have been to!
I took a trip w/ a buddy to Puerto Vallarta last year and stayed at the Fiesta Americana. The staff was AWESOME! Very caring with amazing attention to every detail. The view could not be beat. The location was perfect, not too close to the shopping part of the city, but close enough to walk to. In a sense: Breathtaking!
A true Mexican hotel
This hotel was the best hotel for service, food, staff and location. We did the all inclusive plan and it was well worth it. The food is top-notch and the service second to none. The meals in the "la Hacienda" restaurant for supper were fantastic. True gourmet meals were served every night with no disapointment! From the appetizers to the full course meal and the desserts, all I can say is "awesome". We will be back to this hotel, guaranteed!!
What a view--and caring staff!
I've stayed at the Sheraton and the Fiesta Americana, and Fiesta Americana wins, hands down. What a terrific view from the balcony! Great room and good service. I got very ill while I was there, and the staff at the hotel was fabulous. The on-staff doctor helped out a lot when I was in the hospital.
The beach was fairly eroded when I was there. It was a steep incline straight to the water. The pool's great though.
I heard from other guests that the all-inclusive was not a very good deal because the food was not the best. Personally, I'd never do an all-inclusive anyway...you miss out on all those opportunities to explore local restaurants. We did eat breakfast there several times and I thought the food was good.
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Penelope Cruz was the first Spanish-born actress to take an Academy Award home for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Never forgetting her roots in Spanish cinema, the actress is still the once and future muse of famed Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, starring in a total of four of his films, including his most recent Broken Embraces.
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Penelope Cruz BiographyPenelope Cruz Sanchez was born on April 28, 1974, in Madrid, Spain. She displayed a proclivity for performance while she was still in diapers, as she would often entertain her family members by re-enacting popular TV commercials. She eventually transferred this enthusiasm to the world of dance, and she studied classical ballet for nine years at Spain's prestigious National Conservatory. Cruz seemed well on her way towards a career as a dancer, though there did come a point at which she was unexpectedly bitten by the acting bug.
penelope cruz appears in belle epoqueWhile still in her teens, Penelope Cruz embarked on a quest to establish herself as an actress -- with her professional debut coming in 1991 with a guest appearance on a French soap entitled Softly From Paris. While that appearance hardly brought her visibility, Cruz's first film role in 1992's Jamon, Jamon brought her to the attention of movie fans across the globe. The film, which costars Javier Bardem and was nominated for several Goya Awards, transformed Cruz into a sex symbol virtually overnight, while her starring role in the critically-acclaimed Belle Epoque (released that same year) only cemented her status as one of Spain's most intriguing up-and-coming performers.
penelope cruz in open your eyesPenelope Cruz spent the next several years working steadily in a number of Spanish-language films, including 1996's La Celestina (alongside Maribel Verdu) and 1997's Pedro Almodovar effort Live Flesh. It wasn't until Cruz took on a role in the mind-bending 1997 flick Open Your Eyes that she once again found herself the focus of international attention, as the movie quickly became a cult classic thanks to its peculiar storyline and shocking conclusion. A year later, Cruz made her English-language debut with a small role opposite Billy Crudup and Woody Harrelson in The Hi-Lo Country, though it wasn't until the new millennium that she finally began establishing herself among mainstream North American audiences.
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penelope cruz in volverPenelope Cruz's return to Spanish-language cinema with 2006's Volver garnered the actress some of the best reviews of her career, and she was even nominated for her first Academy Award (she ultimately lost to Helen Mirren). Her success with Volver lead to her roles in 2007's The Good Night alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Simon Pegg, as well as Manolete opposite Oscar award winner, Adrien Brody (originally shot in 2005, to be released in 2011 under the title, A Madator's Mistress).
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Down and Then Out: 18 Murals on the Gates of the Bowery
Lawrence Weiner's painting at 134 Bowery, New York, for "After Hours: Murals on the Bowery," organized by the Art Production Fund. Photos: 16 Miles [more]
In December 2009, the New York City Council voted to require business owners to replace garage-style security gates with ones that allow views into the stores behind them by July 2026. "Roll-down gates are essentially large metal canvases," the New York Times' James Barron wrote in a report on artists who criticized the ban on the metal walls (which can no longer be installed after July 1 of this year). Barron noted that some painters have made their names on those gates, like octogenarian Franco Gaskin (also known as Franco the Great or the Harlem Picasso), who has painted scores of them around the world and more than a dozen along 125th Street in Manhattan. In other cases, a street-level mural may be one of the highlights of an artist's career. The city is filled with them.
All of which is to say that the Art Production Fund's latest project, which involved commissioning contemporary artists to design murals for 18 security gates along the Bowery, between Houston and Grand Streets, has an elegiac element alongside its more celebratory aspects. The works, which officially debuted on the evening of May 7 (they're only visible when the stores are closed: at night and on Sunday, in most cases), are on view for only two months, after which they'll be painted over, embodying the upcoming legislated disappearance of the gates across the city. A medium is slowly being ushered offstage.
Mary Heilmann's work at 220 Bowery, just feet from Prince Street
At a time when street art by its most famous practitioners is sometimes sliced off of buildings and sold, I'm a little surprised that no one has proposed auctioning off the soon-to-be-defunct gates to raise money for the APF or the nearby New Museum, especially since some of the works are really wonderful. Three of the most interesting are the abstract works by Mary Heilmann and Jacqueline Humphries and a characteristically manic, brushy text piece by Judith Bernstein, which could all be mistaken for the graffiti that appears on almost every other gate in the neighborhood. They appear to have been quickly and roughly painted, like many of the tags on the surrounding gates, and their work slips easily into the visual landscape of that stretch of blocks. Of course, the murals were in fact meticulously executed by teams of artists working from blueprints. They possess what art historian Rosalind Krauss, discussing Impressionist painting, calls the "codified sign or seme of spontaneity." They look easy, but they're hard-won: painting with the speed of a graffiti artist is difficult work.
A tricolor triptych! Jacqueline Humphries at 153 Bowery, inches from Broome Street.
Two people walking by the Judith Bernstein mural at 272 Bowery
The Kool-Aid man emerges: artists at work on Richard Prince's mural at 265 Bowery.
In other cases, the translation from contemporary painting to street mural is more awkward, as in Richard Prince's enormous Kool-Aid Man or Lawrence Weiner's gorgeous blue text piece. They're both stunning, particularly the Weiner, but they feel slightly out of place along the Bowery. This refusal of site specificity and the unique context and history of the street is a missed opportunity: these murals could be anywhere.
Ne travaillez jamais: Rirkrit Tiravanija's diptych at 180 Bowery
That can't be said of Rirkrit Tiravanija's piece, with its awkwardly shaped letters and occasional patches of sloppy painting, recalling the hand-painted "no parking" signs that adorn the storefront gates of many businesses around the city. It reads, "STOP WORK / NEVER WORK," a slogan plucked from the graffiti of Paris's 1968 revolts ("ne travaillez jamais") and sometimes attributed to Situationist International founder Guy Debord. That phrase also happens to be the text I had printed on the Tiravanija T-shirt that I picked up recently at the artist's "FEAR EATS THE SOUL" show at Gavin Brown's enterprise. Painted on the Bowery, on gates just a few blocks away from the Bowery Mission homeless shelter, it becomes far less easy to consume.
The Bowery Mission at 227 Bowery
Adam McEwen at 212 Bowery
The Danish duo Elmgreen & Dragset's piece at 213 Bowery, right next to Rivington Street
214 Bowery: Deborah Kass and Pulp, Ink have painted the gate of The Chair Factory.
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West Ealing railway station
|West Ealing
Location of West Ealing in Greater London
|West Ealing
|Local authority
|London Borough of Ealing
|Grid reference
|Managed by
|Great Western Railway
|Station code
|DfT category
|Number of platforms
|Fare zone
|National Rail annual entry and exit
|0.896 million[1]
|0.760 million[1]
|1.069 million[1]
|1.110 million[1]
|1.171 million[1]
|1.302 million[1]
|1.347 million[1]
|Railway companies
|Original company
|Great Western Railway
|Great Western Railway
|Great Western Railway
|Key dates
|4 June 1838
|Line opened
|1 March 1871
|Station opened as Castle Hill (Ealing Dean)
|1 March 1883
|District Railway service introduced
|30 September 1885
|District Railway service ceased
|1 July 1899
|Renamed West Ealing
|Other information
|Lists of stations
|External links
|51°30′49″N 0°19′13″W / 51.5137°N 0.3203°WCoordinates: 51°30′49″N 0°19′13″W / 51.5137°N 0.3203°W
West Ealing is a railway station on the Great Western Main Line from London Paddington. It is on Drayton Green Road (B452).
The station is manned for part of the day. There is a passenger-operated ticket machine at this location and a PERTIS passenger-operated ticket machine issuing 'permit to travel' tickets which are exchanged on-train or at manned stations for travel tickets. The ticket machines are located just inside the station entrance on the north side.
The station was opened in 1871 as Castle Hill and Ealing Dene on the Great Western Railway, which was constructed from London Paddington through Ealing to Maidenhead in 1836–38.[2] From 1 March 1883, the station—then named Castle Hill (Ealing Dean)—was served by District Railway services running between Mansion House and Windsor. This service was discontinued as uneconomic after 30 September 1885.[3][4] The station was located next to the London Co-operative Society's main creamery, and so was equipped with a dedicated milk train platform.
Originally the station consisted of four platforms in a staggered layout: platform 1 and the island comprising platforms 2 and 3 to the west of the Drayton Green Road bridge, and platform 4 on the east side. Platform 1 (along with a siding leading up to it) was removed in 1973, followed by platform 2 being fenced off in early 1991 as trains on the main line no longer serviced the station. Platform 4 was demolished and moved west of the bridge in 1990, partially covering the site of the then long-closed milk depot.[5] The current station building was completed in early 1987, following the demolition of the previous one a year earlier.
Accidents and incidents[edit]
On 5 August 1989, an express passenger train travelling from Oxford to Paddington collided with a piece of rail left on the track, probably by vandals, and the locomotive, Class 50 50025 Invincible, was derailed along the points near to platform 2. There were no serious injuries.[6]
Presently there are four lines (two for fast services out of Paddington), but only platforms 3 and 4 exist. There are also the remains of another platform next to platform 4, the now long-closed LCS dedicated milk depot platform.
The station is served by local services operated by Great Western Railway from Paddington to Greenford and Heathrow Connect services from Paddington to Heathrow Airport. It is on the original line of the Great Western Railway. The restricted facilities are an intermittently open booking office and a ticket machine. The station is in Travelcard Zone 3. On weekdays and Saturdays, West Ealing is served by eight trains an hour, four going to London Paddington and two going to Greenford and Heathrow Airport respectively.[7] The station is closed on Sundays.
Since October 2008, Oyster "pay as you go" can be used for journeys originating or ending at West Ealing.[8]
London Buses routes E7 and E11 serve the station.
There are plans to provide Crossrail services at the station from 2018.[9] As part of this proposal, services from the Greenford Branch Line will terminate at West Ealing. Network Rail is creating capacity for this by converting the former LCS milk train bay into an extra bay platform, which was completed in mid-2016.[10] In addition, various further alterations will be made by Network Rail by the end of 2017:[11]
- New station building with a larger ticket hall with level access from Manor Road (to the north of the station)
- Step-free access
- Platforms 3–4 extended to enable 10-car trains to stop
- Improved passenger facilities including increased lighting, a new canopy on platform 4, and information and security systems
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to West Ealing railway station.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Station usage estimates". Rail statistics. Office of Rail Regulation. Please note: Some methodology may vary year on year.
- ^ MacDermot, E T (1927). History of the Great Western Railway. 1 (1833-1863) (1 ed.). London: Great Western Railway.
- ^ Rose, Douglas (December 2007) [1980]. The London Underground: A Diagrammatic History (8th ed.). Harrow Weald: Capital Transport. ISBN 978-1-85414-315-0.
- ^ Day, John R.; Reed, John (2008) [1963]. The Story of London's Underground (10th ed.). Harrow: Capital Transport. p. 26. ISBN 978-1-85414-316-7.
- ^ Mitchell, V; Smith, K (2000). Branch Lines of West London. Midhurst: Middleton Press. p. 4. ISBN 978-1-901706-50-5.
- ^ "Photo of 50025 at West Ealing, August 1989". Rail Blue. Retrieved 15 March 2016.
- ^ GB eNRT December 2015 Edition, Table 117
- ^ "Oyster PAYG on National Rail" (PDF). National Rail Enquiries. 20 October 2008.
- ^ "Crossrail - West Ealing Station" www.crossrail.co.uk; Retrieved 21 March 2016
- ^ Transport Watch: 'Tube crime down for third consecutive year' - Ealing Gazette
- ^ "Crossrail Station Design Contract Awarded". Crossrail. 17 May 2011. Retrieved 13 May 2012.
|Preceding station
|National Rail
|Following station
|Great Western Railway
Great Western Main Line
Mondays — Saturdays only
|Ealing Broadway
|Heathrow Connect
Paddington — Heathrow
Mondays — Saturdays only
|Drayton Green
|Great Western Railway
Greenford Branch Line
|Ealing Broadway
|Future developments
|Drayton Green
|Great Western Railway
Greenford Branch Line
|Preceding station
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towards Reading
Elizabeth line
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On the whole the organisers welcomed on the 4 days of the fair, from 09. October to 12. October 2014, about 264 exhibitors from 26 countries and 21000 visitors on the Arms & Hunting in Moscow.
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Excellent Pencil
This is one of the best mechanical pencils around. It's mechanics work smoothly, the feel is excellent and its adjustment mechanism is one of the first innovative changes in this technology in years....Read complete review
This is one of the best mechanical pencils around. It's mechanics work smoothly, the feel is excellent and its adjustment mechanism is one of the first innovative changes in this technology in years. I especially like it with soft lead - at 3B.
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High Quality, But Thin Grip
I love to write with a good pen or pencil that feels good to hold for extended periods. This a high quality pencil, but the combination of thin pencil and shiny metal grip make...Read complete review
I love to write with a good pen or pencil that feels good to hold for extended periods. This a high quality pencil, but the combination of thin pencil and shiny metal grip make the pencil not the most comfortable to hold for extended writing. The Palomino Blackwing pencils, also available from Levenger, are excellent pencils. I have both lead types and both types are, in my opinion, five stars.I closing, this Faber-Castell pencil might work for you, it just didn't work for me.
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Faber-Castell is my go to pencil, this one's my favorite!
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from Tampa, FL
Comments about Faber Castell Faber-Castell TK Fine Vario Pencil:
I use this for detail sketching and technical drafting. I use the 0.5mm and the adjusting firmness makes all the difference. The long lead sheath means neary a break and the extra long eraser gets into details.The slim, ergonomic design eliminates hand fatigue - this is an excellent platform, I highly recommend it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I might buy a second one if they offer it in a diff. color.
By Mike
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Love this product. Thought that I would have a hard time with writing because people have posted that your fingers slip down, however, for me it works fine and I do not have this problem, but that's because of the way I hold it. (I could see why people would say it slips). Love it though, and the styles nice but it could be better.
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This is an excellent pencil that is great for every day use. The available fine point is amazing. Good for all of your pencil needs.
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Better than those cheap mechanical pencils in which the mechanism has a tendency to jam or break after a year or two. A bit narrower body than I would like but the pencil seems to be well constructed and so far the mechanism seems solid.
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Love...Love...Love this mechanical pencil. It's well engineered and a pleasure to write with...at a very reasonable price.Levenger carries replacement leads. Wish you had the extra long eraser refills like the one that comes with the pencil.
Great mechanical pencil
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This is a well engineered mechanical pencil with a comfortable feel and outstanding writing experience. I've spent far more on lousy mechanical pencils that are flimsy and break after a few uses. I'll be buying more of these to give as gifts and another for myself to carry around so I can keep one in my office.
Simply the best
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I've been searching for a workhorse mechanical pencil and finally found it. This pencil does it all and does it with style.
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This pencils are so good that I have given them as Christmas gifts for several years. Everyone loves them. The 7mm in particular brings back the joy of writing with a pencil. So smooth
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I bought this pencil in 1996 along with the 0.3mm. I love the 0.5mm. It's performed flawlessly. I print too hard for the 0.3mm, but I use it mainly for drawing and it works great for that. So, I'm online ordering another 0.5mm to keep at work.
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Artist: O'connor Sinead
Album: Am I Not Your Girl?
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Am I Not Your Girl?
Don't Cry For Me Argentina
(Andrew Lloyd Webber) - from the Musical "Evita"
It won't be easy
you'll think it strange
When I try to explain how I feel
That I still need your love
After all that I've done
You won't believe me
All you will see is a girl
you once knew
Although she's dressed up
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At sixes and sevens with you
I had to let it happen
I had to change
Couldn't stay all my life
Down at heel
Looking out of the window
Staying out of the sun
So I chose freedom
Running around trying
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But nothing impressed me at all
I never expected it too
Don't cry for me Argentina
The truth is I never left you
All through my wild days
My mad existence
I kept my promise
Don't keep your distance
And as for fortune
And as for fame
I never invited them in
Though it seemed to the world
They were all I desired
They are illusions
They are not the solutions
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The answer was here all the time
I love you and hope you love me
Have I said too much?
There's nothing more
I can think of to say to you
But all you have to do is
look at me
To know that every word is true
I kept my promise
Don't keep your distance
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Re: Can't use instant purchaseEB613 Jul 1, 2015 4:32 PM (in response to bklvr896)
Go to My Account (top of BN home page) -> Manage Account -> Manage Account Settings (under "Settings). There should be an option for "Instant Purchase". Hope this helps!
Re: Can't use instant purchasebklvr896 Jul 1, 2015 4:52 PM (in response to EB613)
Tried that. Won't work because it thinks my billing and shipping addresses don't match. They do, don't know how to fix it Since they already match.
Re: Can't use instant purchaselkmiller Jul 2, 2015 5:55 PM (in response to bklvr896)
Delete and re-add your credit card? Or add a new or the same card and switch that to the default.
Honestly though, you may not really want "instant purchase" because it really is instant. No confirmation pop-up like before. I'll take a few extra clicks over trying to get a refund from a mistaken purchase.
Re: Can't use instant purchaseFroide Jul 2, 2015 11:05 PM (in response to lkmiller)
I feel the same way, at the NOOK Store (in contrast to Amazon.com, where mistaken purchases are fast and easy to correct).


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