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Apr 26, 2024 08:28:23   #
jerryc41 wrote:
That's for sure.


If they can't sell it to you there is no hope they can sell at all.
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Apr 26, 2024 08:25:21   #
But as far as GAS I never had a boat nor ever went fishing out to sea. For shore fishing I don't have GAS with the rods and reels. I was able to buy the ones I like best. I don't think I can do it now. Prices have gone up way too much since the 80's. Also I don't like stuff made in China so there is little choice for me if I were to buy rod and reel now. I hope they still make the monofilament line in the USA.
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Apr 26, 2024 08:19:23   #
billnikon wrote:
You are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO wrong. Please go to the site, look up any camera, I just bought a Nikon Z9 and got 12 months no interest, NO SALES TAX.
Why do you persist on stating false information when it's obvious you are WRONG.
You could influence others away from using the Payboo card to purchase expensive equipment. Why would you do that?


Don't see the OR in the middle of the 2 deal???? You don't get both.


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Apr 26, 2024 08:07:45   #
Longshadow wrote:
Vivitar.
I hardly use it.
Model number? I've no idea.


I have one or two Vivitar. I know one of them I can't use on a camera that doesn't support high voltage sync. I have too many flashes I don't know exactly what I have now.
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Apr 26, 2024 07:51:30   #
billnikon wrote:
ALL of their camera's can be bought 6 or 12 months no interest, no taxes, I was not lucky, it's the way they do business for EVERYONE.


I think it's either 6/12 months no interest or no tax. Not both. That's what I think. I am unable to verify if the 6/12 months special financing is no interest. Even when I tried to apply I still don't have a full disclosure so I cancel out the application.
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Apr 26, 2024 07:38:39   #
jerryc41 wrote:
I'll be away for the weekend, having a wild time in Altoona, PA with a hundred ukulele players. If I'm not posting over the next few days, don't assume it's because I've been abducted by aliens again.


OK Jerry we make a note of it. Looking forward to your posts on Monday.
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Apr 26, 2024 07:37:02   #
HRPufnstuf wrote:
Some people sit in a boat, drink beer, and call it fishing.
Some people sit in the woods, drink beer, and call it hunting.
Me, I do both, and there's no impact on the environment, as long as I take the empty cans with me when I leave.


I think you do well. I quit fishing because I don't like to eat fish. I feel bad catching them just for fun even if you release them.
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Apr 26, 2024 07:34:58   #
robertjerl wrote:
Pretty soon we may have UHH members and posters who don't even use or own a camera - they will just do AI.


Well we first have filmless photography then we have mirrorless cameras it's time for cameraless imaging. That is why they said less is more.
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Apr 26, 2024 07:31:33   #
Longshadow wrote:
I have a flash.
Somebody made it.

Thanks for the reminder.
I have to go charge and flash to help keep the capacitor conditioned.
Been a while.


You don't know what brand it is??
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Apr 25, 2024 18:15:25   #
I think his post is helpful. Whether whose fault it is it does mean that I have to be careful when dealing with PayBoo.
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Apr 25, 2024 08:47:59   #
In my opinion Temu isn't a scam. I think they try to sell cheap even at a loss to gain the market share. They also collect data for what purpose not yet known. They still have problems with logistics but I think they are going to improve that. I believe their goal is to someday take over the big business like Amazon. Of course when that time come the price won't be low any more.
Just like in the late 80's and early 90's when the world started to buy stuff from China. They had a lot of problem making good quality products but they would sell them dirt cheap. And now they can make products that rank among the very best and at the price to match. So Temu is about the same. Not trying to do a scam but to try to take the businesses away from others.
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Apr 25, 2024 08:41:29   #
dmeyer wrote:
Paul, why not take all the comments you've made on this post and list them on a new post to aid and abet those with GAS? You could title it, "Why You MUST Buy A New And Better Camera".


It actually isn't a long list. He repeated a lot.
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Apr 25, 2024 08:33:22   #
jerryc41 wrote:
If DeWalt and Milwaukee used the same battery, I wouldn't hesitate to buy one brand and then another. Right now, there's no way I would buy anything from Milwaukee. Of course, there are adapters, but I'm sticking with DeWalt.


But the tools sales don't make as much money as batteries sales. So they make the good tools so you buy their tools and then you have to buy their batteries. And no don't use adapter. They do sell third party though.
Any way I don't think I would buy Milwaukee today. I had the Holeshooter since the early 80's. It worked well and was supposed to be warranty for life. A few years ago I had the speed switch went bad and they didn't fix it for me. They charged me $26 for the new switch. Besides the company has been sold in 2005 to Techtronis Industries based in Hong Kong, China.
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Apr 25, 2024 08:30:24   #
Now that since you didn't want a phone. I wonder if an Android tablet would work instead? When I returned my Iphone 12 to the company I worked for I didn't have a smartphone for quite a while. I bought a Lenovo P11 which is an 11" Android tablet. It worked for all the things I needed the phone for and with a larger screen it's better than the phone. For calling I had the tough flip phone form Kyocera which is very reliable and I liked it. The only thing I missed and I ended up buying a smartphone was the GPS.
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Apr 25, 2024 08:25:46   #
Verizon used to have the phone made for them without the sim slot. The sim is built in and only worked with Verizon. They have changed that now.
I would call tracfone and ask them.
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