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Oh everything was going great and then they had to show me the back yard….

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Oh everything was going great and then they had to show me the back yard….

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Oh everything was going great and then they had to show me the back yard….

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ESTJ – “The Administrator”.

Rich, if you send me the passwords I can take over. 🙂

[Hatfield]

ESTJ – “The Administrator”.

Rich, if you send me the passwords I can take over. 🙂

[Hatfield]

ESTJ – “The Administrator”.

Rich, if you send me the passwords I can take over. 🙂

[Hatfield]

ESTJ – “The Administrator”.

Rich, if you send me the passwords I can take over. 🙂

[Hatfield]

ESTJ – “The Administrator”.

Rich, if you send me the passwords I can take over. 🙂

[Hatfield]

Yes, it’s nuts. An inspection costs a couple hundred bucks. In the grand scheme of things, that’s nothing. It’s not even pennies on the dollar, it’s small fractions of a penny on the dollar, and the inspection report contains information that potentially could make a huge impact on your understanding of the true value of the thing you’re about to buy. Things like: is the slab cracked, are the floor joists rotting away, is there evidence of black mold, is the electrical panel a fire hazard, is the construction, shoddy, was the plumbing made with that infamous exploding plastic pipe, etc.

[Hatfield]

Yes, it’s nuts. An inspection costs a couple hundred bucks. In the grand scheme of things, that’s nothing. It’s not even pennies on the dollar, it’s small fractions of a penny on the dollar, and the inspection report contains information that potentially could make a huge impact on your understanding of the true value of the thing you’re about to buy. Things like: is the slab cracked, are the floor joists rotting away, is there evidence of black mold, is the electrical panel a fire hazard, is the construction, shoddy, was the plumbing made with that infamous exploding plastic pipe, etc.

[Hatfield]

Yes, it’s nuts. An inspection costs a couple hundred bucks. In the grand scheme of things, that’s nothing. It’s not even pennies on the dollar, it’s small fractions of a penny on the dollar, and the inspection report contains information that potentially could make a huge impact on your understanding of the true value of the thing you’re about to buy. Things like: is the slab cracked, are the floor joists rotting away, is there evidence of black mold, is the electrical panel a fire hazard, is the construction, shoddy, was the plumbing made with that infamous exploding plastic pipe, etc.

[Hatfield]

Yes, it’s nuts. An inspection costs a couple hundred bucks. In the grand scheme of things, that’s nothing. It’s not even pennies on the dollar, it’s small fractions of a penny on the dollar, and the inspection report contains information that potentially could make a huge impact on your understanding of the true value of the thing you’re about to buy. Things like: is the slab cracked, are the floor joists rotting away, is there evidence of black mold, is the electrical panel a fire hazard, is the construction, shoddy, was the plumbing made with that infamous exploding plastic pipe, etc.

[Hatfield]

Yes, it’s nuts. An inspection costs a couple hundred bucks. In the grand scheme of things, that’s nothing. It’s not even pennies on the dollar, it’s small fractions of a penny on the dollar, and the inspection report contains information that potentially could make a huge impact on your understanding of the true value of the thing you’re about to buy. Things like: is the slab cracked, are the floor joists rotting away, is there evidence of black mold, is the electrical panel a fire hazard, is the construction, shoddy, was the plumbing made with that infamous exploding plastic pipe, etc.

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[quote=briansd1]Why would you want to stay out of contract. That’s 5 years Verizon was collecting your money but not giving you a handset subsidy.[/quote]

Point taken. I’ve been out of contract mostly because I’m too lazy/busy to fart around shopping for phones, yet at the same time I’ve been thinking about jumping ship to get an iPhone, but I’ve been too lazy/busy to do that either.

Also, at one time, when you re-upped with Verizon, you had to give up your old calling plan and switch to a current calling plan. I’m not sure how long ago that was (I’ve been with them since they were Airtouch) but apparently that’s no longer the case. That was news to me. I currently have 450 monthly minutes, plus unlimited mobile-to-mobile and unlimited nights and weekends starting at 7pm, and I’m paying $27 bucks for that calling plan. I never run out of minutes, so in my defense, I haven’t had much incentive to rock the boat.

But my phone is dying and I’ve been suffering iPhone envy for years now.

The MiFi card is a recent addition. I know I’m paying way too much for that, but I was in a bind when I bought it. I had unexpected travel plans drop into my lap, and I absolutely positively needed internet access on the go. For a long time I was getting by tethering my LG phone over Bluetooth, but as I said, the phone is dying and Bluetooth was the first thing to go.

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[quote=briansd1]Why would you want to stay out of contract. That’s 5 years Verizon was collecting your money but not giving you a handset subsidy.[/quote]

Point taken. I’ve been out of contract mostly because I’m too lazy/busy to fart around shopping for phones, yet at the same time I’ve been thinking about jumping ship to get an iPhone, but I’ve been too lazy/busy to do that either.

Also, at one time, when you re-upped with Verizon, you had to give up your old calling plan and switch to a current calling plan. I’m not sure how long ago that was (I’ve been with them since they were Airtouch) but apparently that’s no longer the case. That was news to me. I currently have 450 monthly minutes, plus unlimited mobile-to-mobile and unlimited nights and weekends starting at 7pm, and I’m paying $27 bucks for that calling plan. I never run out of minutes, so in my defense, I haven’t had much incentive to rock the boat.

But my phone is dying and I’ve been suffering iPhone envy for years now.

The MiFi card is a recent addition. I know I’m paying way too much for that, but I was in a bind when I bought it. I had unexpected travel plans drop into my lap, and I absolutely positively needed internet access on the go. For a long time I was getting by tethering my LG phone over Bluetooth, but as I said, the phone is dying and Bluetooth was the first thing to go.

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