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Wuvu2

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  1. I recently got a notice from my Private Mail Box provider that as of Jan 1 2024 the USPS is requiring notarized proof of identity and proof of a physical address in the USA. The proof of address requires a lease or utility bill etc.  I could not get it accomplished from here without a lot of hassle, so I shifted my mailing address to a friend's home. 

     

    "Homeless" can register to vote in any chosen zip code. I find it strange it's now more difficult for state residents without a home to receive mail.  Following this thread see what you learn.

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  2. 9 hours ago, arithai12 said:

    This seems to me a case in which availing oneself of the service of a good agent is well justified.

    I did it all myself with qualifying 800k deposits for many years. I gave up jumping through shifting hoops and started using a well-recommended agent a few years ago. I couldn't be more pleased with the service.  It cost less than 2% of the 800k in fees, which I recover in interest by leaving the money in my investment account in my home country. 

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  3. 19 minutes ago, TroubleandGrumpy said:

    Thanks mate - much appreciated. Checked it out and it seems to work better than Diclofenac for some people. Will give it a try.

     

    I've found that any of the NSAIDs get less effective after a few weeks and that rotating every few weeks helped. I used to bounce between Naproxen, Diclofenac, and Ibpruprophen.  Doctors have told me that should not be true and that changing meds was less safe than sticking with one. I did it anyway to ease my pain.   When I started using Etoricxib, a normal dose worked better for me than a greater-than-recommended dosage of other NSAIDs.  

     

    I finally had spine surgery here in Thailand - with a life-changing great result. Back pain sucks. Good luck.

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  4. 2 hours ago, NoshowJones said:
      4 hours ago, Wuvu2 said:

    Of course, you can. It is required by international treaty that every manufacturer allows it. The bad news is that it cost the same as buying a new pair. The good news is that you get a free spare with every order just in case it happens again 😉

     

    2 hours ago, NoshowJones said:

    One poster was being funny saying I should use superglue, but I did and it is fine now but who knows for how long. I assume I will have to contact the earbud manufactor which is Nubwo.

     

    Such a tragedy to see well-crafted sarcasm gone to waste 😉 

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    On 10/22/2023 at 12:08 PM, NoshowJones said:

    Is it possible to replace one earbud

    Of course, you can. It is required by international treaty that every manufacturer allows it. The bad news is that it cost the same as buying a new pair. The good news is that you get a free spare with every order just in case it happens again 😉

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