Portable Power Bank-PB206

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Loading Port:: Guangzhou

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

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Supply Capability:: 103000 pc/month

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Specifications

1.The overcharge protection function.

2. Discharge while Charge

3. Best qulity battery

4. Capacity 1800 mA& above available

5. Customized Logo,Packing

6. CE/RHOS/FCC/MSDS/UN38.3

7. Switch Button: 5V/1000mA±0.5%、5V/500mA± 0.5%

8. Flash Light Function

9. Short circuit protection

Q: I have a general power of attorney for my mother. What does that include? I have the power to make healthcare decisions, but what about her banking? Can I sign her checks and write POA below my name automatically, or is that something that I have to arrange with her bank?I already have sent the signed and notorized power of attorney forms to her bank, but they never did discuss what that means for me. Would I have to also sign a signature card on her account as well?: yes you need to sign a card with a bank and your mother. I hope you understand what you said is right as a POA but if a person dies you no longer can do that unless your the excutor of the estate, The POA stops when a person dies. You may talk it over with your mom about a Will and her wishes. Most dont like doing it but its best because if its left up to the State to divide things over 1/2 is lost for taxes etc Your mom needs a health clause of the Right To Life for who she wants to adminster that in the event she goes into a coma etc. Does she want the plug pulled if brain dead. If not the hopsital pumps oxygen thru a person charging thousands a day of money your family could of gained,. Dont forget her siging and having 2 witnesses verify what she wants to do at her death such as what cenetary, creameted etc etc . Things a young married couple should get done early in life too. Insurane policies need beneficaries. I mention all these things because I dont know how old she is but we all need them Hope this helped because I went through it.

Q: If you have power of attorney over a bank account of a person who has passed away, does that mean the remaining balance is considered your asset and you have the right to that money? Thanks.: No. The money belongs to the estate. If there is a will, the executor follows the will and distributes the money. If no will, probate court decides who are the heirs.

Q: I mean from my understanding when the privately owned banks (Federal Reserve) print money they also tack on interest rates and gain more power than even the Government. If the Government printed it's own money there wouldn't be interest rates. Now I understand printing money shouldn't be the answer because it causes inflation, but as long as their going to keep doing it at least make sense of it and have the Government do it.If the American people ever allowed the banks to control the issuance of their currency, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property, until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers once occoupied. Thomas Jefferson.: It has been tried, that's where the name 'Green Backs' came from, JFK was talking about it, as he knew what was going on in the 'secret societies' and the Fed Reserve, he was going to try and pay of the National Debt, well need I say more?.

Q: If I put $10K cash in a local bank, is that bank allowed to transfer that money to the Federal Reserve and use it as M0 or high powered money and thereby invoke the money multiplier to loan out a multiple of this original money?: Short answer: No (in terms of does your bank deposit add to M0) Longer answer: M0 (the monetary base) is only change when the Fed creates money out of thin air (usually) by buying T-Bill, or destroying money by (usually( selling T-Bills The deposit multiplier is in effect when your bank loans money from your deposit, which may be redeposited, then reloaned, and so forth. Money that your bank transfer to the federal reserve does not affect either M0 or M1 or M2

Q: I heard just today 7/11/08 that Indymac Bank closed, or crashed or something. Theoretically, if i owe a mortgage on a house through Indymac bank, because they went belly under i no longer owe them. Is this true? I heard that no one will want to buy the bank because they are in so much debt. Is that true? please post answers along with some evidence. So that i know its not an opinion.: from what I understand, Indymac has not closed, they are not accepting new mortgage applications. Depending on whether or not they have sold your loan to a servicer, you may still have to pay indymac, and make no mistake, you still have to pay your mortgage. even if they went belly under, they could sell your mortgage to a servicer, legally, and you would have to pay the servicer. There is a 15/15/60 day rule in place by the federal governement. If indymac sells your loan, they have 15 days to inform you. the servicer has 15 days to send you a hello letter, informing you that company x is now servicing your loan, you can pay indymac for 60 days without being penalized. hope this helps

Q: I'm considering buy the Harman Kardon Soundsticks III but I realized I would only use them to play music off my iPhone. Do I need a computer to power them? Or does it have a power cable I could plug into the wall. Might be a dumb question, but better safe than out of $200 bucks. Thanks!: i think yes you need a computer to power that thing

Q: Does anyone know what is the best ford year model to get, if I want to add 150hp on it? I heard about chips and after market parts, but I also heard you can still blow up the 6.0L engine or mess it up real bad, and the transmition will not last. Can anyone help me? What do you think is the best way to gain the extra power safely, where my engine and transmition will not fall apart in only two years. Also, I will not switch to any other truck maker.: Can you wait a month? You'll like the new 2008 with the 6.4. The twin turbo is a hoss and they've upgraded the interiors and have some new options with it like navigation and the rear step to get in the bed.

Q: I have a durable power of attorney for my uncles financial affairs. I need to open a bank account for him with the document. What would I need to bring to the bank to exercise this authority and in order to deposit his check?: Go to the bank and ask them what will be required. Then go get whatever you need. If it is his Social Security check, you may need to visit a Social Security office and ask them to do direct deposit. It will also depend on whether he is of sound mind and how he has been managing up to now [affidavit from his doctor or the nursing home?]. I doubt he would have to be present, but if so, you may need to travel to his state and open the account in a bank near where he lives. The bank will tell you what to do.

Q: I am my mothers agent on a power of attorney issued by our bank. My letter was in my wallet up until recently, now gone. I need another copy,can I get one at the same bank or do I have to have a new one drawn up signed all over again?: Do you need a copy or the original? The POA you refer to is probably limited to the account at that bank, but I can't be sure. Anyway, they may have one on file that they would be willing to copy for you, give them a call. Otherwise, you will need to get a new one.

Q: I recently sold some scuba equipment and got some pretty good money, but I am not sure if I should deposit it because I ow money to IRS, even do I have a monthly payment agreement with them, I'm still worried they may take my money away. Does anyone have true knowledge about this subject?: Yes, the IRS does have the power to get money from your bank account. It's called a bank levy, but that only happens after they've already sent you notices advising you of their intent to levy and you ignore those notices. Also, these notices are only sent if you owe them money and aren't already taking steps with them to resolve those unpaid taxes. Since you're already in an installment agreement with them and this was a one-time profit, you don't have to worry about the IRS taking your money from your bank account, so go ahead and deposit it. The IRS does have the ability to raise your monthly payments, but only if you show an increased ability to pay (like a new job with higher pay -- something steady and reliable like that, not a one-time sale) and even in that case, they would notify you of your new monthly payments, not just take it from your bank without warning.

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