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That is exactly what I used to think. I have been having some health issues for the last 6 months. My doctor has been sending me to an IV clinic for 4 hours of IV's with a nurse checking on me every 30 minutes. I just got a bill last week. One week of IV treatment cost $63,000.00. United Healthcare negotiated my bill down to about $25,000.00 and paid it in full. My cost was $0. Now, who is trying to rip me off, United Healthcare or the medical provider.

I just plugged mine in and it worked. I like that it is simple with large buttons. My old $20 unit worked but everything was so small that I had trouble using it with my old shaky fat fingers. If Amazon puts this Rove on sale for Black Friday, I plan to get another one.

I am sorry, I did not know this ad was still up. This scope has already sold and is in the mail to its new owner.

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PM Sent. I will take it as per our emails.

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Reduced $100

I'll take it.

Mine is a fairly new one. They may have changed them.

I just dug my Gen 1 out of the safe. It is stamped 5.56 NATO not .223, on the barrel.

I just put this one in my truck today. It replaced a $20 that has worked fine. I just wanted something a bit better without spending a lot of money. There are dozens of youtube videos of it. Amazon.com: ROVE R2-4K DUAL Dash Cam Front and Rear, STARVIS 2 Sensor, FREE 128GB Card Included, 5G WiFi - up to 20MB/s Fastest Download Speed with App, 4K 2160P/FHD Dash Camera for Cars, 3" IPS, 24H Parking Mode : Electronics

Just because it is so far from Knoxville.

Burris Fullfield II 4.5 x 14 x 42 scope in like new condition. Ballistic Plex reticle. Burris forever warranty. I bought 2 of these from Amazon . I put one on a Ruger American and the other on a Ruger 10/22. I decided the scope looked too large for the 10/22 and removed it and replaced it with a 2 x 7 x 33 compact scope. Scope still looks brand new. No ring marks or scratches. Located in Lenoir City. These are $189 at Amazon. Reduced $100.

I'll take it. Sending PM now.

Last year the wind blew down a 24" pine tree in my backyard. It was $ 800 to cut it up and haul it all off including the stump being dug up with an excavator. There was another one still standing just like it, so I paid another $800 to get it taken down as well. I asked the electrical engineer at my local power company for advice and he told me to get a couple of estimates then contact this guy. Your electrical engineer at the local utilities dept has this type of work done all the time. He knows who is cheapest bang for the buck in your area. They do not like to refer you to someone in case it does not end well. Don't ask him who he recommends just ask him who he would call if he needed someone. Worked for me. Now all my neighbors use this guy for all our tree work. He stays busy and we may have to wait a month or two but he does good work for a fair price.