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Main material:ABS

Battery type: 18650 Li-ion cell

Capacity:3600/4000/4400/5200/5600mAh

N.W.:116g
Size:96*24*42mm
Input:500mAh-5V Output:1A-5V
Input interface:Micro 5 pin USB
Output interface:USB

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simple design+candy color

4000mAh Portable Power Bank for Smart Phone

4000mAh Portable Power Bank for Smart Phone

Caution:

1.Do not allow the product to be immersed or even splashed with water.it`s not waterproof

2.Do not push the power indication button with excessive force.

3.Do not expose the product to extremes of temperatures

4.Do not attempt to open the product to get inside,there are no user serviceable parts and you will have invalidated your warranty

5.Do not charger or modify the power crystal unless you accept that doing so invalidates your warranty

6.Clean the product only with a soft dry cloth.do not use any abrasive cleaners

Q: If I give someone power of attorney to my banking and other financial institutions, can I specify what accounts that person has access to. I only want my power of attorney to have access to certain bank accounts, not all of my bank accounts. Is there any way to do that?: Absolutely. You should never give someone an open, unrestricted power of attorney. The power of attorney should specifically list what accounts and what kinds of things you are permitting the person to do.

Q: At least 20 years ago, my aunt (who is now dead) opened a bank account in my name in Chicago. She was very parinoid and had althimers, therefore, I don't know if she took the money out after I left or not. Also she has a lady who looks over her-and she's basically gotten power of attorney over her. So bottom line, My question is-how do I go about finding out if the account is still there or not. (please no smart-*** asnwers-or i WILL report you): There isn't i don't believe unless you can get hold of something the bank would have sent to your aunt. Sometime within those 20 years the bank would have sent your aunt something in respect to that account, and if the account was in your name when you hit i think 16 any statements would have started to be addressed to you. Check your credit report, they should list all accounts that are open in your name!

Q: I would like to know who deregulated airlines, banks, and electic power: Airlines were deregulated by the same folks who regulated them: the federal government. Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 Banks are regulated by both federal and state laws, which have been greatly loosened over the last 25 years. Electricity is regulated by both state and federal laws, which have been loosened over the last decade.

Q: If someone has power of attorney, does that give them the right to claim anything belonging to the grantee or close out there bank account??: claim anything is pretty odd wording. You can't steal something. Close out a bank account? If it is a standard financial POA, it give the power to transact financially; closing an account would certainly fall under that power.

Q: Does the Federal Reserve have the same power that the Bank of the US had in the early 1800s (the bank that Andrew Jackson vetoed)?If not, what power did the Bank of the US have that the Federal Reserve does not have?: Not the same, not almost the same, not related at all. After the BOTUS charter expired in 1836 there was no federal banking institution, period. The government kept its accounts in state banks and precious metals for the next 10 years, then created the Independent Treasury system. That system continued until the Fed was created in 1913. Some differences: - The BOTUS was a single bank. The Fed has 12 banks covering areas of the country. - The BOTUS issued stock that could be traded by domestic and foreign individuals. The Fed issues stock only to domestic banks and it is not tradable. - The BOTUS required renewal by Congress. The Fed will exist until Congress dissolves it. - The BOTUS retained its earnings. The Fed deposits them back to the Treasury.

Q: Can and where would I get power of attorney papers without going thre a lawyer?? I understand they have to notarized and all that, these are so my son can give me power of attorney over things like his bank account, his car, and what not as he is in the Army to far from home to deal with things here in townhelp please.: If he is in the Army, he can go to the JAG office or the base legal office and they will draw up and notarize one for him free. NO matter what you find here, it will be very general and may not do the right job; and will still have to go to him to sign and notarize. Might just as well have it done right there. Military POA's are a little different. Only he signs the POA as the person granting it. You don't need to be there; and if he checks with the local recruting office, they can probably get it done while he's still here if you are so in need. Good luck,

Q: He vetoed the bank because of his personal opinion. buthow did that give him more power.: Because at the time, most AMERICANS understood that having a central bank is NOT a good idea. The concept that WE THE PEOPLE should have to borrow money from private bankers in order to operate the system at all. Just think, there was an assassination attempt against President Jackson, and it is widely accepted that the bankers where responsible.

Q: I think Banks handles him with ease again. What do you think? Do you think it was a smart move for Mitchell to chase a rematch after being completely embarrassed in the 1rst fight?: Mitchell will win. His power and speed were winning the first round until he got caught. I think he will fight a very cautious fight and win a decision this time. This is a angerous fight to take so soon,,,but I give him credit for doing it. Truth is, Mitchell's career is young but he is not. He doesn't have all the time in the world. His biggest problem I think that is an instinctive thing to do after years of boxing experience. Since Mitchell picked up the sport late he lacks that experiencebut he does not have the time to learn it either. He's damned if he does and damned if he does not. Let's see what happens.

Q: can someone or a company garnish your bank account: No--garnishment is on wages. But sometimes they CAN seize your assets, which would include a bank account.

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