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1lexigas Posts: 7Greetings,
I am starting my quest by searching the internet and this appears to be the ONLY active CNG forum.
If you know of others , please let us know.
I have corresponded with a fellow in Lithuania that says he is going to get his vehicle converted totally for $1000USD.
This is for a Dual Fuel vehicle (gasoline and CNG).
Does anyone know of,any USA source for a conversion kit for a Toyota Corolla-have a 2005 drive by wire engine 1.8L.
I have found a couple of companies in Argentina and Brazil that make kits, but whether they would work on the common Toyota Corrolla has yet to be determined.
AM I barking up the wrong tree here??????
Has anyone explored the possibility of obtaining the kit and doing the conversion themselves?
I assume the Honda conversion kit is made overseas (since they are the pioneers of CNG on common vehicles).
Is this feasible that I can install a kit myself, buy a Phil for home fueling and live happily ever after.
ANY links, would be appreciated.
ANY experience or advice would be appreciated.
I have been batting zero so far and am hoping for sucess rather than just buying the single fuel Honda.
I have nothing agaist Hondas, I just happen to have a newer Corolla)
Thanks for any guidance. -
rst Posts: 731lexigas:
If you are in Southern California you should try an auction house. They usually have 10-15 bifuels and straight cng vehicles for preview and sale. One of my employees bid on a bifuel Ford (formerly in the UCLA fleet) and took it home. This would be much easier than a conversion. Most of the vehicles at the auction are pickup trucks. Occasionally they have auto cng tanks. I went to the auction to check it out and there was a I-H pickup truck bed with at least 10 3600psi cng tanks (with 2015 "freshness" dates) up for bid. It went for (no kidding) $5.00 for the bed and all. If you are interested I will get you what the Ford went for and the web site of the auction house(s). -
gagrice San DiegoPosts: 29,253In the late 1980s and early 1990s it was common to convert vehicles especially PU trucks to run on gas or LNG/CNG. In 1993 conversion prices were $4500-$5000. At that time in San Diego there were only a few places to get fuel. When I got ready to do the conversion in about 1996 all the places had gone out of business. One of the downsides is the tank is fairly large for a Corolla sized vehicle. They also have to be inspected on a regular basis. The conversions are not eligible for the HOV lanes in CA. I think you would be ahead to sell the Corolla and buy a Civic GX (CNG) new or used. Then buy a PHILL for your home.
vellomike Posts: 1I live here in W.V. and have free natural gas piped to my home I'm looking at the pump by Phill that runs for around $4K but I'd like to get a car converted to run on cng first any clues where to find a company that would sell such a thing? the only ones I can find are for small stuff[one barrel] I think I'd like a 4barrel conversion kit any help would be good thanks.
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daugman Posts: 1Has anyone performed the good math on the true cost of a Phill home station? My back of the envelope calcs tell me i don't save much by using; that is, ok, i get nat gas for $1 vs $3 for gasoline, but then i spend $5000 installed for a phill unit that wears down and then needs another $2000 of refurb...so its just like paying more for the fuel since its a variable cost....
jetboatjohnny Posts: 104Installing a Phill was the first thing I was going to do after I got my GX. After realizing how convienient my local 24/7 fuel source was, and doing the math, I figured I can live without one for now.
I still may get one in the future, you cant beat it for convienience, that may be worth the money for a lot of folks.
cnguser Posts: 59This is probably the largest one source of all:
Better hurry - GSA is selling off all remaining such vehicles. Beware they may not have CNG fuel in them when you preview at the auctions, so it may be a gamble as to whether or not the CNG systems are working.
There are other dealer sites such as these I have found that resell them when in stock:
You may also find some on e-Bay under the search heading for CNG. -
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joppman82 Posts: 1you can hook your truck up using this web site mycngkit.com. It will run you about $950 for the conversion kit and another $2500 for the tanks. You could probly find cheaper tanks somewhere. example http://www.cngmotors.com/gal/cng/portfolio.php?cat_id=41. I am so surprised there are not more busines who are bringing nat gas to cars, hell i think it would be a killer business to start. Have a shop that is dedicated to converting cars to nat gas and installing the home pump in the garage ex. the phil from honada
droplever1 Posts: 5All,
I am seriously considering building one of the water to hydrogen fuel kits for my '92 Full size Bronco. I will probably do it regardless of feedback, but i'm curious if anyone has tried it???
with gas @ $3.97 here I dont have much choice other than selling it, and i cant stand the thought of that. i will let you know how it goes -
m196 Posts: 1Regarding non EPA/CARB certified kits, some folks keep calling them illegal. Certainly i can see them being illegal in states that required CARB, but what about states that do not? Are they still illegal on the basis of EPA requirements alone? Is there a federal law that requires EPA certified kits in all 50 states?
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mostlyharmless Posts: 5We bought a former fleet bi-fuel Cavalier and it's great. CNG is 90.9 cents a gallon here in Oklahoma. We want another CNG vehicle but I want to pick my own and convert it. I would also like to know if it's "illegal" to convert one with a non-EPA/CARB certified kit in Oklahoma. I have thought about taking it to Canada and having it converted, then driving it back. Our insurance agent says you can legally buy a car in Canada and drive it here so it might be possible. Other countries have kits for almost any vehicle you can imagine. The EPA needs to BACK OFF!!
mostlyharmless Posts: 5The only reply I can give you is the one I received from a CNG Conversion shop in Tulsa, OK. I was told there were no kits for Hondas or Toyotas and probably would never be in the U.S. Our problem here is that the EPA is preventing new kits being brought to market. They require each kit for each vehicle be installed on the vehicle and the emissions checked, then the vehicle has to be run for 100,000 miles and the emissions checked again, before they will allow it to be sold and installed in the U.S. It is so expensive to get the kits to market that most manufacturers opt to only market the ones they are sure will sell, i.e., the ones that fit truck and vans for fleets. Other countries have kits for almost every vehicle built but not the U.S.
bottgers Posts: 2,027Why is the EPA being so strict about these kits? Do they realize the "N" in CNG stands for "natural" gas and it burns so cleanly you could run the car in the house with no ill health effects? The governement is always so damn quick to stand in the way of progress when it comes to finding less expensive forms of energy.
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These all sound like great options but what is the consensus on what is best? Let's consider cost, temp range, temp consistency, ease of use, space requirement, everything. I've read about all three options but want to hear them compared.
what do you mean when you say "fermentation cooler"? If you are taking about a simple water bath with ice this is how I would rank them: Fermentation cooler: simple, little to no labor, cheap. Will require more maintenance to monitor and adjust temp. refridgerator: a little more complicated, a little bit of labor to mount the temp controller, price can vary depending on how much the fridge costs (I used an old fridge inherited from SWMBO's great aunt) plus the cost of the temp controller. requires virtually no additional monitoring if setup right. son of fermentation: much more complicated, a lot more labor you will need the proper tools and some ability if you want something that looks and performs decent, cost will be between the cooler and the fridge depending on how much the fridge cost and how fancy you want to finish it. Will require occasional additional work to monitor and add ice. If you are asking about a freezer converted to fermentation chamber, then I would say that falls in between the fridge and son of fermentation chiller in the amount of labor and knowledge required to add the collar, and again price will vary depending on if you are buying new or can find cheap/free freezer. Like the fridge it should require no additional messing with once set properly Thats how I see the options. I have been exploring them all myself, and am currently using the fridge but have plans to build a keezer/fementation chamber using the freezer to hold kegs for serving and building an insulated chamber on top for fermenting. So it will be high on the cost, labor, and knowledge side. let's hope I can pull it off
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Sorry, by fermentation cooler I meant a conversion of Ice Cube type beer cooler to a fermentation chamber. I've read articles on this and am curious about it. Let's just call what Ceedubya was referring to as an evaporation tub and include it as well. That's what I'm doing today. I've got a spare bathroom with a tub that currently has three fermenters in it. My wife is probably as supportive of my homebrewing habit as any could be but is getting tired of being one full bathroom short of what we were when we bought this house. I'm getting about 63 on a thermo strip on the fermenters at a 72 ambient air temp so this works great aside from the wife irritation. My mother also complains when she visits.
I have done many different, cheap ways of trying to control fermentation temperature. They all work to varying degress but require attention. I now have a fermentation fridge with temperature controller and would never go back. If you want to brew lagers it is almost a requirement. I also picked up a locums job that has me away from home several times a month so the fridge allows me to brew even when I'm gone as I can set it and forget it till I come back. GT
How many fermenters are you able to get into your refrigerator?
I built 2 SOF chillers and have been brewing with them for a few years with fairly good success. Basic DIY skills are all that's needed to build one. There are a few down-sides to these things. Setting the temperature is a bit tricky. I have to set the thermostat about 10 degrees cooler than my target temp once high krausen is going. The yeast will out-pace the thermostat at high krausen if I do not set it lower than target. After high krausen, I adjust to target. Lagers are actually easier to control vs. ales because the fermentation temp is more stable due to the reduced yeast activity. I have to set the thermostat almost to its lowest setting to maintain 48F, but I set it and forget it. The first round of brew sessions were a PIA to be sure, but now that I've figured things out, it works. The other thing is changing out the ice. For ales, I only have to change out daily for the first 3 days, since my basement does not go above 70F in the summer. Then it needs no ice. For lagers, the ice needs to be changed daily (for a month!). That sucks. This has been MY experience, if someone else wants to share their story. If I had the moola and extra space, I would have a dedicated fridge with temp control just for fermenting, especially for lagers.
Best investment for me so far was a chest freezer for fermenting in. Completely set it and forget about it. Just set the temp controller to your desired temp (ale or lager) and your done. You can find cheap freezers on craigslist. I got a 7cu for so whirlpool (the costaco one) for 35 bucks, add 50 or so for a temp controller and I can fit one 6 and one 5 gal carboy in there. reletively cheap and by far the easiest IMO
Since space is an issue for me so I use the SOF. I altered it a bit to fit a corner in the extra bedroom. It has certaintly got the job done for me.
Since I'm getting a fridge for free I'm going to give that a try. The chest freezer option does sound like a good one as well. I'll keep that in mind if I decided I need more fermentation space.
Tub - $10.00 Insulation lid - $5.00 Ice - free Total - $15.00
Very cheap, you probably have everything you need already Can lower temps Requires no knowledge or skill to construct
Messy, it is called a swamp cooler for a reason Cannot accurately control temps, control is achieved by adding more or less ice, by using a fan, or a couple other ways
Fridge - $300.00 Controller - single stage - $56.00 : Dual stage - $70.00 Misc. Wiring - $20.00 Total - ~$400.00 (You can ALWAYS find an upright fridge on CL for free if you have some patience. See my side-by-side conversion in my sig. My setup cost $100.00)
Upright format allows easy access to fermenters without a lot of lifting Exact temperature control across a full range of temperatures (ales, lagers, conditioning) Large capacity if you use a big fridge, I can fit 8 carboys in mine Can position fermenters at a height so you can siphon into a keg, secondary, or bottling bucket without moving fermenter.
Requires more technical knowledge and the ability to do some electrical work Costs more than a swamp cooler May be less efficient than a Freezer conversion
Freezer - $300.00 Controller - single stage - $56.00 : Dual stage - $70.00 Misc. Wiring - $20.00 Total - ~$400.00 (Like uprights, you can ALWAYS find a chest freezer on CL for free if you have some patience. My keezer without the taps cost about $100.00)
Exact temperature control across a full range of temperatures (ales, lagers, conditioning) Most efficient because the colder air stays in even when you open the door Easy to make a collar Can be used for serving and fermenting Large capacity if you use a big freezer
Requires technical knowledge and the ability to do some electrical work Costs more than a swamp cooler Difficult to lift fermenters in and out cannot siphon in position
There are infinite way to do this. The cost really depends on what you intend to make. I think most units shown here and elsewhere have been in the $400.00 range.
Made custom so it has as much insulation size and cooling capacity as you want
You have to build the entire thing and supply it with fridge internals or use ice for cooling. Ice requires continued maintenance.


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I kept hearing pops and booms...you could definitely tell something was exploding, witness Nicole Elmore said.
Elmore, who just dropped her son home at the time, caught the entire scene on her cellphone.
There were pieces of things everywhere, so you didn't know what was gonna come at you, Elmore said. I was shaking the closer I gotit was a lot.
It was an overwhelming sight for anybody traveling along the busy highway, which soon resembled a parking lot for miles.
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He and other bystanders say one of the trailers appeared to be carrying motorcycles, and the popping noise may have been the motorcycle tires
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The one semi I saw the guy get out, but the other I didn't see anyone get out, so I don't know if he made it or not, Exline said.
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Passwording a dir with MySQL Db?
OK I have a few perl scripts in my cgi-bin. I want to move away from htaccess and try to password them using a MySQL Db where each client has their own data in the Db.
1. Is it possible to protect a directory in this way and,
2. Having 'logged in' to script 1 and they then want to go to script 2 how can I ensure that they do not need to log in again. SessionID's perhaps (gulp), but is it possible to pass a value, on login from a field in the Db record, exclusive to each 'logged in person', which would change every hour automatically or after they have been inactive (logged out) for more than 2 mins?
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Firs tof all sessions would be yourr best bet, you could use mysql but that would mean a call on every page to first check if they are within the time scale and second to set the time on the user, two un-needed sql commands when you can just use sessions which timeout anyway plus they carry on through all the pages.
as for the password a directory yes it is possible, I myself dont use .htaccess to password folders, instead on every file in that folder I call a function called checklogin() which checks the session variable, if there isn't one they get redirected to the login page.
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I live in south Florida (hot & humid) and my face is combination, acne-prone, and sensitive. Before trying this product in conjunction with the aveeno clear complexion cream cleanser, I was using a wash from my dermatologist that had a low percentage of salicylic & glycolic acids with an "ultra light moisturizer." I was unhappy so I bought the cream cleanser and moisturizer at the same time (check out my review for the cleanser if interested).
I am very happy with this moisturizer. It manages my oily spots and moisturizes my dry spots. I have used it for 2 weeks now and my skin has cleared up. I also see an improvement in the overall tone/coloring of my face. The smell is pleasant and the lotion rubs in well. I like that it contains a small percentage of salicylic acid because I feel that I'm getting extra acne fighting power (usually only cleansers have acne medicines in them). I have noticed that my lips are constantly chapped, which is a common side effect of the acid, but that is the reason it lost 1 overall lippy. My makeup goes on well over it. I don't get oily during the day. I really am pleased with this product and can confidently recommend it for someone in my similar situation.
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Out of all the moisturizers I have tried in the past decade, this has got to be my favorite. I have combination/oily skin and this moisturizer really helps control the oils yet moisturizes. It also absorbs into the skin really quickly. I have noticed that with this moisturizer, my face makeup stays on better. So glad I tried this one.
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I'm not usually a moisturizer fan, but in the winters my combination skin dries out enough that I need something to keep flakes away without making me have breakouts or get shiny. Now, I love this stuff so much that I use it even during the summer. For combination skin (I can range from dry and scaly in some areas to oily in the t-zone area), this moisturizer is perfect. It's light enough that i usually mix it in with my foundation to make my own BB cream. The packaging is also great because you can lock the top without having to waste a pump (I travel often). I've been using this product for about a year now, throughout many seasons, and it definitely has not caused any breakouts.
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Although this stuff is kind of expensive, you only need one pump for your whole face and the bottle lasts FOREVER, it does exactly what it says and doesn't leave your skin oily or irritated. It really makes my skin feel refreshed. I love it.
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Best moisturizer I had ever tried! I'm acne prone/oily and it's perfect for it! Almost like a primer.. But the price is high for the little bottle.. Even though I'll for sure buy it again.
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This is the only moisturizer that I use on my face. My face gets oily rather quickly after washing and for years I tried to find a suitable face moisturizer. Either the lotion would be too sticky or would make my face oily. I have been using this product for years now and it does an excellent job. It goes on smoothly and dries completely matte without over-drying my face like many moisturizers do immediately after applying it. Even hours after application my face is still relatively matte.
**Careful though: I bought this in SPF 15 and solely used it on my face. After years of using it my face has always been lighter than the rest of my body even though I do wear shortsleeves and shorts and apply sunscreen. Odd.
It feels really good on my face, but I started getting acne! Even where I never had acne before. At first the smell is overwhelming, but then you get use to it and it smells pretty good. Not buying it again, it's hard for me to get rid of my acne. It was pretty expensive too.
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Olay • Complete All Day Moisturize Cream with Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 15 Sensitive • Moisturizers
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Berty on 11/29/2012 4:40:00 AM more reviews by Berty
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This was too heavy for my oily skin... I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who has oily skin. It probably would have broken me out too, since my skin is really sensitive, but I only tried it for one day so I don't know.
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heartsinwonderland on 11/18/2012 2:05:00 PM more reviews by heartsinwonderland
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
HG moisturizer. This just perfectly agrees with my skin. Just the right amount of moisture, protection, and it never makes me look shiny/oily. I use it year-round. I've tried other moisturizers, and I always come back to this. Highly recommend.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sterlingK on 10/18/2012 8:27:00 PM more reviews by sterlingK
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Oily, Fair Hair: Brown, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Other
Not a fan of this product, I think I am just too oily for it, I ended up looking super greasy after an hour of applying it. Kept using it for a few weeks hoping my skin would adjust but it never did. Gave it a 3 because I didn't break out at all and it would probably be great for someone with normal to dry skin. Would not repurchase.
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LHagen12 on 9/22/2012 3:31:00 PM more reviews by LHagen12
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
My skin is VERY picky. I have been using this moisturizer for years now because it is the only thing I have found that works well for my skin.
I would like to find a moisturizer with higher SPF but I just can't go wrong when it comes to Olay Sensitive with SPF 15. This is definitely a staple when it comes to my day-to-day beauty routine! I recommend everyone try it...
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Gossers on 8/25/2012 2:59:00 AM more reviews by Gossers
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is a dependable, no-frills moisturizer. I use it on days I'm just sitting around the house or stepping out for a quick errand run. It's light, not too oily, has a zinc based SPF, doesn't smell, and comes in a bottle that lasts quite a while.
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*TOP REVIEWER* aznmnkygrl808 on 8/24/2012 8:38:00 PM more reviews by aznmnkygrl808
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I love my olay active hydrating cream, but wanted to try something new that had spf, so I picked this up.
- absorbs into skin really quick
- dries to a matte finish
- perfect for using under foundation
- has SPF
- no crazy, overpowering scent
- clogged my pores
- felt a bit thick
-made me breakout!!!
Overall, I will not repurchase this product. I'm going back to my active hydrating cream and I'm just gonna apply sunscreen over.
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deedrajean on 8/16/2012 10:54:00 PM more reviews by deedrajean
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
i have oily acne prone skin, and this is what my dermatologist recommended me. i gave it a go... and love it ! i've been repurchasing this for a few years now, and havent gotten anything else. it doesn't make me break out. i dont use this at night, just during the day. a little goes a long way ladies so dont grab a lot! only sad part is, is that they changed the packaging to a jar. i loved the bottle way better. but other than that i ADORE this stuff!
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Corin123 on 8/12/2012 3:29:00 PM more reviews by Corin123
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I always go back to this cream. I wish i would do a little more for my fine lines and pores and that it would be les sticky on my face. But it doesn't irritate my skin and has good spf, so after several years of using it I am still quite pleased with it.
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kaldkald on 7/21/2012 4:52:00 PM more reviews by kaldkald
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I have been using the Target (Up & Up) knock-off of this for about three years. My skin is very prone to break-outs, and this has not broken me out. Make-up applies smoothly over it. And it does moisturize; it does protect the skin from burns. Light formula that absorbs quickly.
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vix5586 on 7/14/2012 1:25:00 PM more reviews by vix5586
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I used this for years as a teenager and in my early 20's and then they reformulated (added avobenzone, a chemical sunscreen). My skin hates chemical sunscreens and it made me break out like crazy so I stopped. I hopped around between moisturizers from the cheap drugstore ones to high end department store brands, never really finding one I liked again. My skin is oily, but combination with dry patches and I have mild-moderate acne. This makes moisturizers a tricky thing. Apparently others had the same issue I did and Olay was bombarded with customer complaints to bring back the old formula. Well, they actually listened and brought it back (packaged as the "classic formula" -no chemical sunscreens, just zinc oxide and oxtinoxate)! I picked it back up again and couldn't be happier with this light simple moisturizer. My bottle reads: "Olay Complete All-Day Moisturizer with Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 15 Sensitive." The Complete line has a few other moisturizers marketed towards other skin types (Normal and Combo)- these contain the avobenzone that break a lot of people out. The Sensitive classic formula is the only way to go. I've used this now every single day for the past 2 years and my skin rarely breaks out now. It moisturizes great in both the summer and winter months and never leaves me greasy. The price is great and I can pick it up at Walmart while I grocery shop- I love when I don't have to hunt for stuff or buy online. My only complaint is I wish it contained a higher SPF (maybe a 20 or 30?), but I still wouldn't try anything else. Props to Olay for listening to their customers. This is a tried and true HG.
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good but garbled
Can be refined to a recommend. English needs overhaul. Excessive grammar faults: run-on sentences, punctuation errors, subject-verb agreement errors, use of verb tenses other than present. Format errors: capitalize character names only when first mentioned, too much telling---must show, not tell, overuse of voice over. Don't tell director what to do---you write, he directs. Incorrect Italian and translations. Shoot-out at the end too abrupt and unrealistic. Why did they turn on each other? Need to build up reasons, disagreements, former hostilities, grudges, etc. And the added scene after the climax, what was that? Why appended then? If it's part of the plot, it should have been written in earlier. How does that scene propel the plot? If the BUM is his father, the placement of that scene is confusing.
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- 07-12-2012, 04:41 PM Thread Author #1
Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
If you have other lines on the account like basic phones or a line you could careless about having unlimited, use that as the upgrade. Once you've upgraded reactivate the phone that was previously on that line which will then deactivate the S3 or whatever phone your buying and then activate it on your line with unlimited data. Another way is adding a new line then, use a basic phone Laying around and activate it on the new line, Then you can activate the phone you purchased on any line you want.
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Won't you need to buy a data plan for the basic phone line?
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk - 07-12-2012, 04:54 PM #3
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
You can drop it once you re-activate the dumbphone. Only problem is if that person needs a new phone and there are no other upgrades available. Adding another line gets around that but that's not really too much cheaper than paying full retail. Also be careful with 3rd party retailers as some have their own TOS which prevent transferring equipment or dropping within the first 6 months.
I kept my unlimited when i used an upgrade on another line that had just a basic phone! They didnt even activate it on that line first.
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums - 07-12-2012, 08:33 PM #5
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
I'm on a family plan with my parents (who just have basic phones and i'm the only one with a smartphone) and since they rarely ever upgrade and I was already getting the S3 through BB as an exchange, I told them to use one of their available upgrades and get the S3 and then I'd sell it on Ebay for them. It didn't mess with my unlimited at all and I made a little money for them. Win all around.
A proud member of Flashahalic's anonymous - 07-12-2012, 08:55 PM #6
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
I want this phone badly right now lol. I have three smart phones with unlimited data (we use about 3GB per month at most), and getting the new phone subsidized will cause us to get the new share plan. The bad part is that the bill will be more than it is right now.
We only have 1400 mins for family lines, but we barely use over half that. We have unlimited texting already. So getting unlimited minutes will not be needed at all and we'll lose are possible unlimited data. -
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
You're not required to switch to the Share Everything plan. Unless you add a line, you'll lose unlimited on whichever line you upgrade but it won't affect the others. You just add the line based tiered data packages (2, 5, or 10GB) for the line upgrading. Share Everything is merely an additional option for existing customers (at least until Verizon decides to change that).
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
So is there a workaround for my husband? He is an iPhone junkie (and is on ATT) but when he saw my S3 (and the battery life), he wanted one. He'd need to open a new line on Verizon and port his phone number. He's a very heavy data user on his current plan with ATT. Any way to get him unlimited on Verizon? ATT has aweful reception in our neighborhood.
My line just got upgraded to the S3 and my DD's line got upgraded to the GNex so neither of us have any upgrades for the next 1+ years.
Katherine - 07-13-2012, 07:38 AM #9
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
New customers are out of luck as far as unlimited goes. No way around it.
Sidenote, it looks like add-a-line may not work for existing customers. Seems that trying to add a new line online requires a change to Share Everything for all phones except the GS3. - 07-13-2012, 09:21 AM #10
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
I transferred an upgrade from one of my dumbphone lines, paid the subsidized price, and if the online account manager is to be believed, I still have unlimited data. Even the Best Buy CSR thought I'd be automagically switched to 2GB. Of course, they could flip the switch at the beginning of my next billing period...
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
How do you actually reactivate the old phone? I plan on ordering the Note 2 online soon and will have to do the activation and reactivation myself which I've never actually done before. Upgrading the way you say by using my extra dumbphone line, activating Note 2 on that line, reactivating dumbphone, then activating Note 2 on my unlimited line.
Also what charges are incurred? I know there will be a $30 upgrade fee but will I be charged a prorated data fee since I will have to add data to the line for the few moments the Note 2 is active on it.
Lastly man, thanks a ton foe your advice on these boards!! In your opinion if I want to assure that I absolutely get the Note 2 on or before the release date, is it best to preorder or go early to a store?
Sent from AOSP Thundershed powered 4GLTE Thunderbolt - 11-12-2012, 09:52 AM #12
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
I'm so lost. I'm due for an upgrade on my line on 11/21. I have my line and my brother has a line on my account. They're both individual plans. We're not on a family plan, they're both separate lines we just get billed on the same bill. I have unlimited data, he does not. How do I keep my unlimited data then? Btw I have a gs3 and he has an iPhone 4.
Re: Wanna keep your unlimited data? Here's how...
In your scenario, you need to use your brother's upgrade, not your own. Once you take an upgrade on your line, you will lose your unlimited data.
If your brother was due for an upgrade, then you could use his upgrade and keep your unlimited data. This is assuming he is happy with his iPhoney 4 and willing to wait another 2 years for an upgrade. -


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22 But true Israelites were not treated this way; they were used in his army and administration - government leaders and commanders of his chariots and charioteers. | 22 But Solomon did not make slaves of any of the Israelites; they were his fighting men, his government officials, his officers, his captains, and the commanders of his chariots and charioteers. |
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I recently got an estimate for ripping out a 38x30x38 shower enclosure, replacing walls and retiling with 4x4 ceramic tiles. I was quoted $2412.00. I did some homework and found that 6x6 tiles were more efficient with grouting, etc. so I asked contractor how much to use 6x6 tiles. I was quoted an extra $200.00. From where I stand, using 6x6 tiles is less grouting and cutting, and should not cost any more money. Can anyone give me some feedback on both the price and the extra cost justification? Thanks |
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Did you ask your contractor the reason for the extra cost? That might be a start : ) I kinda thought the price sounded fairly reasonable--is he doing all of the install as well as the tiles? I've priced a lot of tile jobs a zillion different ways, also done a number of my own. The labour/materiel cost savings from 4x4 to 6x6 tiles that you're citing (cutting fewer tiles, less grout, fewer tiles to buy & set) really are negligible, probably in the range of $20-40, if that--depends on the size of the job. Sometimes larger/thicker tiles are harder to cut, requiring a wet saw instead of a tile cutter which will add to the cost, or they might break more easily. If you're looking to save money, skip the tiles and go with a pre-fab shower unit. |
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(05-14-2013 02:42 PM)bojesphob Wrote: Well, here's hoping he sends it back exactly as he got it, and he's just being overly sensitive. If it comes back the way you sent it, have you thought of getting it graded, just to make sure you don't have to worry about this again? I haven't gotten a card that valuable... well, ever... but if I was to get one and try to sell it, I've thought that might be the best way to keep that sort of thing from happening...
(05-14-2013 03:06 PM)branesergen Wrote: Well if you have the pic on your auction and it does come back with noticeable damage you can bring that up to ebays attention. Tho it wont do any good you can still fight and argue with them that the buyer damaged the card. Also insurance would have been a good thing to have on a $1500 card just incase it was actually damaged in shipping or can be claimed to have been. 3rdly - If it is damaged by the buyer I would send it to Panini for a replacement. Chances are they'll restamp another one and send it back to you. Not saying they will but for $1500 its worth a shot.


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2013 May 09 - NOPIE - Colin Quinn - Martha Quinn - Alan Hunter - Rick Shaprio
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GOOD MORNING - Due the channel changes on the network, the show will be posted late today.
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Jim Norton show
Today on O&A: Check back for updated pics, videos, Ron Fez and summary.
Kick off today is on the Management meeting from yesterday. A one hour podcast is approved and the animation festival may be a go this year. A few garbage pails have been added.
Gary Glitter's birthday today, celebrities rights to privacy and more on the Cleveland Kidnapping case.
Tom Papa in studio, and I'm running out of new photos to post.
In depth investigation on Charles Ramsey occurs. His latest interview is watched and they take a listen to a remix of his original.
Jim gives talks about his cop show The Goose, the ABC producer who goes through a transformation and Governor Christie's pants are very high.
Jimmy Hosts the Advice show and help us all get a little better.
Opie make some garbage pail rearrangements.
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