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Ummm - I think Bridgewater?????

This sums it up!

I'd be interested if Respect2A doesn't want it. I work in Lawrenceville/Princeton area, could probably get it after work or something.

I have only had USAA my entire life so I can't compare in terms of price. But I can say they have excellent customer service, at least my experience has always been very good.

Thank you all for your great responses. Learned a lot.

When you say got burned, do you mean I probably never needed a new battery, or that never properly tested the alternator the first time ?

That makes sense, good point.

Just curious if this scenario make sense. Last week the car "died" - and was told I needed a new battery. The mechanic said he checked everything else out including the alternator, which he said is perfectly fine. 1 week later, the car dies again, wouldn't start, take it back, this time he said the alternator is not working and needs to be replaced. This is all fine, the car is 10 years old, don't recall having the alternator replaced before. My question is this, is it realistic to believe the alternator was tested and perfectly fine last week, and now after they put in a brand new battery, all of a sudden the alternator needs to be replaced? Just wondering.

Your lucky you got a subsidized loan

please educate me. What is an "Article 15"? What is "1SG"? What is "CID"?

While I agree the DE filter is a PITA, it filters the water much better than sand filter.

For those who follow the BBB method, I am finding it hard to maintain my chlorine levels without using the tabs because I just don't have the time to check the chlorine levels every day or every other day. I can check it every Friday and through the weekend. Any suggestions or is it OK to use the pucks in moderation?

Mine went up a little, maybe $100 a year, but there is also property taxes, electricity to run the pump, chemicals, gas (if you have a gas heater) to also consider. (BTW I do not have a diving board, so I wasn;t dropped)

$19K - $20K is probably bare bones with no heater, I am thinking more like $25K - $30K is realistic - also depending oh what area you are from. This would include some bare bones landscaping too. can easily go up to 45K - 50K if you add fence, landscaping, heater, more concrete that the standard 3 feet, decking etc.

depending on your town code, you may need a fence around the pool or at least around your properly, that's several thousand dollars to add to the cost if you don't already have one.

I also follow the BBB method on the troublefreepools.com site. Spend time reading and following this site and you will save a ton of money in chemicals. The pool store will sell you a lot of expensive chemicals that are not necessary.

Bottom line. Any gun is better than no gun.

I don't think I have seen any law more clear. You absoulutly can not carry in NJ if you have an out of state ccw only.

Yes, the one I used was OK, a little confusing but it worked fine.

Any update on this story?

and also shows if you are in good standing and how you did paying your credit due on a monthly basis.

Remember, you can't get your score for free (unless you are a customer of some financial institution that gives it to you for free), you have to pay a fee to get the score. You can get a free credit report, but this does not include your score.

It's OK, I already got my answer.

The free credit report does not give you a score, you have to pay for that. This is the link that I was told to use for my free reports from the 3 major companies. https://www.annualcreditreport.com/cra/index.jsp

Thanks guys, I will take care of this. Can't be much worse than applying for a FID and p2p