Just like defensive driving, there is offensive driving. Some people take advantage of those who really don't want to get into an accident. What are you doing to do if they take up your lane, hit em? They know you'll just stop.

I really have no skin in the game and haven't been affected by anything this mod has done. But reading everything they said on the subject today makes it pretty clear to me that they shouldn't be in charge of anything.

Apartment listing scams are common. I wouldn't send that much money out just to apply.

Well, now we all think that.

Why is it an app link?

Anyways the winner was Arethusa from Bantam with a Gouda called Europa.

My opinion is that door-to-door sales is a scam tactic. I know people who have worked for Trinity and the whole point is to get people to sign up for something without doing any research. Putting solar panels on your roof is a big decision and their goal is to rush you into it at the benefit of their company, not the customer.

I definitely wouldn't trust anything the door-to-door reps say. They will say nearly anything to get you to sign a contract. There's a lot of scammy stuff going down with these solar companies.

I'm normally ice fishing now, but... yeah.. Managed to go last weekend in Goshen.

In the spring I break out my fishing kayak. There are a number of lakes and ponds worth checking out. Candlewood is a premier bass fishery. Can also do some great inshore fishing in the Sound. CT river also has great variety with striper and shad runs.

I've never had them from a polish shop, just got the Big Y ones once. They were like slightly breadier donuts. Weren't bad but never had the urge to get them again. I'm probably not the best person to ask for a comparison.

Big Y sells em

To be honest this story is hard to understand the way it's written. It seems like a lot of information is missing. You might try being more clear, which might make it easier to answer some version of the question you're asking.

Appreciate the thoughts We're planning on setting that up; I know it will take them time to work through it.

appreciate it

My wife and daughter were there. Didn't hear it but got caught in the mad rush to leave. Home safe and incredibly freaked out.

They usually pay less than the home is worth. If you don't need to rush the selling process, I would avoid it.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.mass.gov/doc/request-for-license-plate-reassignment/download&ved=2ahUKEwj86-ucldD8AhWykokEHTrxDOQQFnoECBsQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1jYvNqvSXWYbNLmlxvDfpA

That's the form, but I've never done it and I'm not sure if there's more to it than getting Honda to sign it.

First, you contact your insurance company and update the lienholder (if you have a loan) with them, otherwise tell them you own the car outright. Ask them for a stamped RMV-1 form. They will send you this form, which is the registration form, prefilled with their information. Fill out the rest and bring it to the RMV along with the title you receive from Honda, and the bill of sale.

You will also need to pay the sales tax on the buyout amount directly to the RMV, so be prepared for that, along with the registration fee.

If you do all of this, you will leave the RMV with new plates for your car. You will have 7 days to get the car re-inspected (yes, you have to do this even if you just did it).

The lienholder (or you, if none) will receive the new title from the RMV via mail at some point after this is completed.

The "I'll need to see some references" is the best part.

That's actually a really cool story.

As I said, they give you a temporary paper license so you can drive immediately...

They give you a temporary paper license with your photo and other details on it. It says "not a valid photo ID" on it as it's intended to let you drive and not buy liquor, for example.

Liquor sales are prohibited in MA on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

that sounds.............. inconvenient

get it

You can't just leave them, at least not in Massachusetts. They need to be mulched, or they won't break down. And mulching is still work.

How does this work for tax purposes? Isn't the OP technically responsible for the sales tax on the buyout (normally paid at the time of registration/titling)?