It's almost certainly a scam. I found a very similar website last year, that was also based out of Indonesia, and posted about it. br>I didn't buy an...

Since it's an exhibit to display the square footage of a blueberry growth, I'd go with "specific purpose survey", then put a note on the plat explaini...

Thanks Tom and Dave for giving the guy a straight answer. I've always thought that the reason we set corners is so the land owners can find them and ...

br>I found this on page 40 of FEMA's insurance company's guide, for non-elevated homes in Zone V ... it tells the insurance agent how to handle this s...

I was thinking the same thing, but that might just backfire. I'd assume that if the sister in law has to sue to quiet title, she'll likely get a judg...

It happened in Texas, too. They eventually kicked the guy out.Then there was this guy in Florida who took over 31 abandoned/foreclosed houses, claimi...

Just to clarify, do you have two units, a Base and Rover, or just a rover?

Nah, he just renegotiated the contract. He agreed to knock off $10 and she agreed to pay up front. They both got something from the renegotiation.

Oops, meant to say.A credit card on the screen protector is OK, but never try it directly on the screen.

I don't know why something like the Parrot AR 2 would be considered a "drone". Without the GPS add-on you mentioned, it's a remote controlled helicop...

Those are OK. Those are the "static cling" ones the surveyor suppliers sell that don't have adhesive. You're good. People were using the ones made ...

Unfortunately, there is known issue with off brand screen protectors damaging the screen. IIRC, a screen protector with an adhesive can peal a layer ...

When that happens, you just gotta stick it back in the hole and hope nobody noticed.

I've always had bad luck with refilled or generic ink. I've had a Brother, HP, and Epson all give me problems with refilled ink. I'm pretty sure ref...