Howard

I get that for a normal business, but once a company has monopoly powers there are typically other public access rules that come into play.

They are not that great on low end stuff like 115gr 9mm, but the prices on the 147 still can't be beat.

So how does Facebook get away with what can and cannot be posted. Is there not some point at which something like FB becomes more of a public utility that cannot discriminate. What I mean is an outfit like AT&T or Verizon cannot limit what you discuss on the phone. Similarly shopping malls have been regulated and they can't just chase people away that they don't like the looks of. Seems like some lawyer should go after FB on this.

Have they raised their prices, or are they just higher while they offer discount shipping? The last batch of 9mm 147gr RN I ordered in December when they had free shipping was $235 for 1,000 rounds while today with $7.50 shipping special is $253 per 1,000 without the shipping cost.

Phone like iPhones work on both GSM and CDMA, you just change the SIM card and you are good to go.

You might want to take a look at Ringplus.net. It is a Sprint NVMO, basically a reseller of capacity. They offer BYOD (Bring your own device), and you can port in your number as well. They offer fairly cheap paid service, but also service that is totally free. Yea, you read that right Free. The catch is you have to catch the free plans as you can, typically one a week and others at holiday times. I picked up a Samsung Galaxy S4 on Amazon for $85 and put it on a plan for my wife that has 1750 minutes of voice, 1750 text messages and 1.75 gigs of data each and every month for the price of $0.00 per month. I have a family plan on Verizon with my two kids and that runs me about $180/month. I just could not stomach paying the full price for an iPhone now that they are no longer subsidizing them with 2 year plans. A week or two ago I picked up a mint iPhone 5c for only $50 and added that on Ring+ as a second phone for myself. The best plan I could find at the time was 1000 minutes voice, 2000 text, but only 1.0 gig of data, also for the total sum of $0.00/month. There are two downsides, one it is Sprint so you mileage may vary depending on where you are. Also when you call someone you don't hear the phone ringing, rather you hear music or an advertisement while the phone is ringing, but once a person answers all is normal. It was funny, last night I was at the Springsteen concert at the Prudential Center and my iPhone 6+ on Verizon not only did not get LTE but only briefly had 3G - most of the time it was on 1X while the 5c on the free Sprint service had good 3G signal.

All the stuff is still there the groups are just secret now which means only those that are members can even see the group exists. Thus, those that want can still use FB as a platform, just the liberals won't see it. They are amazingly stupid as driving stuff underground does not make it go away, in fact it makes it shadier and more likely that bad people will use it.

Didn't need to do that with mine as I had bought five cases of wine on Thursday before the storm. Good thing I did as I bought it at Trader Joe's in Westfield and the roof caved in on Saturday from the snow and they will likely have to tear the place down.

So how are you supposed to know you have been summoned and know to appear if you never get something in the mail? The US mail sucks so bad I routinely don't get things and get things that should go to other people.

No, I am saying being served by first class mail is not legal. No different than having to wait 4 months for a P2P.

Again, you can indict a ham sandwich does not mean it sticks when it ultimately goes to court. People typically just fold on these things and pay or comply rather than fight. By complying to this crap it is just like not standing up for our 2nd amendment rights, pretty soon this illegal behavior is just accepted.

You can indict a ham sandwich too, does not mean it will stick.

What? If you don't receive it you can't answer it or know that they want you to. Just because they put it in the mail in no way shape or form says you got that. Are you seriously suggesting they can charge you with something without proof? That is why we have such things as certified mail. They are just trying to save money by sending it out as crap mail, and fully know many won't get to the intended recipient or will be thrown away with junk mail or just ignored. Lying on the form is very different than not filling it out.

BS. Your are summoned for Jury duty, you have to be properly served. That means someone says are you so and so, and when you say yes they hand you the papers - you have been served. Alternatively they can send it certified mail where you sign as proof you got it. Just because they put it in the mail does not mean it ever got to you, I have mail issues all the time.

What proof? Everyone knows I am full of shit, and to never believe anything I am saying. Remember - I never tell the truth, I am lying. Figure that one out

Yea that is another way to go, but I ignored them for years and nothing ever came of it. They can only come after you if they have proof you received a notice to appear. I actually went once and got picked for a Jury. I explained to them that I would give the cop much more credibility than the scumbag on trial --- EXCUSED.

No I did not. They asked me if they could use them but I did not know they did. Do you have the links?

Just ignore it. I did that for years. Unless they send it by certified mail there is no proof you ever got it. I got one for Federal Grand Jury in Newark a few years back - there was no F'ing way I was going to go there. Just sent it back with a note and told them with the bad economy there is no way I could operate my business if I had to do that and I would have to close and fire all my employees. That was the last I ever heard of that.

Thanks, but I actually like my pictures and calendar to sync to my iPad. My messages don't show up on the iPad but that is how I set it up. I was just surprised by this behavior since it was on two different cell networks but forgot about the iCloud stuff for a moment. Still not sure why phone call stuff is partly linked. The verizon phone says something about letting the other phone make wifi calls through its cellular connectivity as an option but that is not allow d on the sprint one. Guess I need to research this stuff some more to fully understand all the options.

So if I get this and iMessage is not charged as a text message rather it is charged as data usage is that correct?

Got it. Kind of surprised this works across two different phone companies.

Who here is an iPhone expert? I have an iPhone6+ on Verizon and recently added an iPhone 5c that is on a Sprint NVMO provider. I used the same icloud account to register both devices. Nobody knows the number of the Sprint device. When I just got a text to my Verizon phone it also showed up on the Sprint phone - why is this happening and can I stop it if I don't want that?

Interesting, did not know there was shooting at the FDA. LBJ is dead, and what is USDA - US dairy Association

Don't think you can afford my wife's hourly rate! But you have a big strong son you should be able to call on

Very cool. Nice shots, and I thought had some good ones when I had my drone. Do you have video as well?