I have learned not to go to Victoria’s Secret again because their entire store is shit. I hated their customer service and they were practically useless to me. They were surprised to find out that my chest size is 48 B, and didn’t come back after they went looking for a bra that was around my size.

As a person who has had very few significant others, I gotta say that yeah, VC is kind of shit. It's not worth your time as their stock is everything you'd expect, with little wiggle room.
Customer service always varies from store to store, so I can't make a definitive comment on that, but getting shitty customer service always sucks, so I'm real sorry there.

Like Matrix said, service is going to vary from store to store so it's always going to be hit or miss. You may want to think about Torrid if you can, they cater to larger bodies and both locations I've been to were nothing but helpful and friendly. Sadly I can say from experience they don't have bras with that particular cup/band but there are alternatives if you don't mind something with a bit less support.

I have a 10 disk set I watch Sailor Moon on. Unlike the Viz set these are full screen. I bought Sailor Moon Sailor Stars as that set was an English dub released by Viz. Also on same said 10 disk set am watching Crystal and the 3 movies. The movies are English dub btw. I'm on Episode 60 (Sailor Moon R)

I'm on Series III of Crystal.

The vid quality in my set is similar to the Viz release.

I do know a good local place that caters to unconventional bra sizes, but they are unfortunately EXPENSIVE. Bra-la-la in Maple Lawn if you are curious. It might be good for at least trying some stuff on.

Almost forgot about that store. I will probably go over there soon.

Thanks. I will probably check it out.

That reminds me, there's a local place I need to look into.

Sailor Moon S will be the Dic dub on the set I'm watching. Also the movies will be the Dic dub. Sailor Stars will be the Viz release.

watched the first of 3 movies.

Is true that Startups/Fintechs are scammers ?

Not necessarily. I've worked with a number of starts-ups in all sorts of sectors, and they've all been legit. Just nice folks starting up new businesses in an industry they know and wanting to be their own bosses.

Fintech is just a sector (like FinServ, or Manufacturing, media, what have you) and there'll no doubt be some dubious businesses operating in that sector, but I'm sure most are legit. Best thing you can do to determine is look into the C-level team (CTO, CEO, CFO)/board of Directors and check with their history. Have they had previous companies like this that stopped operating? Do they even have a background in this space? Also check where the money is coming from - external investment, the board of directors' own pockets, organic growth? That'll give you a good idea on the face of it if they're the real deal. Hope that helped but let me know if you see anything possibly sketchy and you're not sure!