Slim 12000mah large capacity polymer power bank

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Features:

1. Polymer Lithium-ion battery cell.

2. Intelligent protection circuit, be safe and reliable.

3. Fashion appearance design.

4. 4pcs LEDs capacity Indicator.

5. High efficiency >85%.

6. Warranty 12 months.

7. CE, RoHS, FCC certified.

Slim 12000mah large capacity polymer power bank

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: I need about a 700watt power supply that won't break the bank. I need it to be reliable and for it to last. It is for gaming.and the total watts is about 625.: Corsair, okorder

Q: I am buying Genius eco-u306 power bank its capacity is 3000 mAh. Is it worth buying? And tell me how much it will charge my iPhone 6s plus (from dead) if it will not charge my iPhone 6s plus even once suggest me some good power bank which will at least charge my iPhone for once. Thanks for your answers in advance.: yes it will be able to charge it atleast once.

Q: 1. Should a bank go bankrupt what will happen to all your money?2. If you have a loan THEN the bank goes bankrupt, what'll happen to the loan?3. I heard you can gain political power by controlling the banks as politican, how does it work?Simple summaries please,Thanks in advance.: 1. fdic will take care of your money in the event the bank goes out of business up to 250,000 2. the loan is an asset of the bank, the fdic takes over and will sell it. you still owe the money. 3. you can't control the banks unless you hold a major interest in that bank. Like now, citi has more government influence in it than other banks. This is why you hear of many banks wanting to pay back tarp money so fast. this way they get uncle sam out of their way.

Q: I recently took over power of attorney for my grandparents and noticed that they have a lot of miscellaneous monthly bank debits that they aren't aware of. One of them is a monthly charge from STC Travel Entertainment. I have no idea what it is and have been unsuccessful in tracking down anything on the internet. I need to cancel it for them, please help!: Tell the bank that now that you have power of attorney, you have discovered a fraudulent charge on their account. See my source. You should probably close the account and open a new one for them.

Q: Depending on the price I would like to have a second battery bank to charge at home while driving on the other bank.Thoughts?: Not okorder

Q: Banks are out of control, I think we can all agree on that. But should The Fed be given more power to regulate them?If not, what are the alternatives?: No the Fed are the ones that haven't done their stated job but instead rip us off. The Fed should be abolished. The treasury can regulate banks.

Q: What does the mobile power rating mean?: Rated capacity is not the actual capacity, the rated capacity is marked on the mobile power capacity, the actual capacity is the actual output capacity.

Q: I'm filling out a power of attorney and not sure what to put in the Capacity portion. Can someone tell me what the capacity means? :): Capacity is what title you hold, is this in the capacity of a Trustee, What/

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.

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