Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I know it's a bit unfair to judge a product I haven't yet used, but there is nothing worse than unwrapping your highly anticipated purchase, reading the instructions ("..so easy!! Just plug it in!!!) and finding out that the thing is dead right out of the box (nice case though).So, it's RMA time. It's going back, and I'm going to have to wait a couple of weeks to see if they can get it right next time.One very annoying bit of info: the toll-free support number has been replaced by a toll call to Palm Gear (9 to 5 CT). Rather than play games, I ran through all the diagnostics in the troubleshooting links on the Palm Gear site and still got nothing. It's packed up and going back tomorrow.Assuming that my Visor is OK (everything else works, but I've not tried a Springboard module 'til now), I guess I got unlucky.Hopefully, I'll have a happy story when the replacement arrives, but, for now, I'm not impressed with the unit or the support. Add the short warranty period, and now I'm nervous. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have owned two of the outdoor LaCrosse Wireless Temperature sensors. Both have failed within the first 1.5 years. When the sensor goes out, you will not see the outside temperature on the indoor display. I will NOT purchase another LaCrosse unit. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I WAS SO EXCITED FOR THIS GAME TO COME OUT. I BOUGHT IT ON WEDNESDAY. HORRIBLE. I WAS HOPING FOR A GAME LIKE UNDERGROUND. THIS ONE HAS ONLY 5 LEGITIMATE TUNER CARS, THE REST ARE EXOTIC, WHICH IS COOL FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES. THIS GAME IS SO BORING. I AM REALLY MAD THAT I HAD TO PAY $50 FOR THIS PIECE OF CRAP. I ALREADY FINISHED THE GAME AND I HAVEN'T EVEN HAD IT A WEEK. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: For anyone who has the time to get it "from the horses mouth"... the writings of the Church Fathers begin in the first century A.D. and cover a significant chunk of the first millenium of Christian belief. [...]For anyone prepared to invest the time and effort to read the primary sources with an objective eye, you will see that Christian liturgy, belief, and praxis down the ages has been strangely "Catholic". If you agree with Hunt's beliefs, you may not be swayed by the mere fact that history shows them to be utter theological novelties. But you may still wonder why God allowed the "truth of Protestant fundamentalism" to be so obscured from the time of Christ until the nineteenth century (in spite of Christ's promises to the Church to the contrary).Don't take my word for it. Don't take Hunt's word for it. Go and read! Answer:

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