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* G.W.:9.0kg
* N.W.:8.2kg
* MEAST: 38x23x32cm
- Q: i tried to make a purchase on OKorder through pay pal. i don't have any credit cards so i use my visa bank card for all transactions. the seller was in canada.my bank put some block recently on international purchases even on pay pal. i called today and asked about it. the lady was very rude and told me it is for my protection and i had no choice in the matter. she didn't have all day to argue with me and if i didn't like it i could close the account. then hung up on me. i offered to sign a statement agreeing not to hold the bank liable for any fraud or Identity theft on my account. i feel like it is discrimination against international trade. it is unethical. i called other local banks and most don't have any policy like this at all and the few that did said that because pay pal insurances transactions through them if it is through pay pal it shouldn't matter where the seller is.
- You should not sign away your liability because if something goes wrong you could end up paying a lot! You bank may be correct to not let you pay internationally, but they should at least give you a proper reason. I suggest calling (or better yet visiting) your bank again and ask them once more. If they are still causing you problems, just switch banks. I don't know about being unethical, but if you're unhappy with your bank service, you're free to keep your money elsewhere. Another option is to get a credit card to use for these types of purchases. As long as you pay your bill in full it won't cost you anything, and it might be good to have in other situations. I suggest at least looking into it.
- Q: What is the introduction of mobile power?
- Mobile power, also known as "charge treasure", "plug-in battery", "external battery", "backup battery", "life master" concept is with the popularity of digital products and rapid growth and development, the definition is
- Q: Explain why bank stocks are good to buy.
- A lot of bank stocks were depressed last November. I am not talking about Citibank. There were a lot of banks that were actually financially sound did not need TARP money. These banks were forced down when panic was hitting Wall Streets. If you look at the recent Stress test by the US government, there was a list a banks that was deemed stable. I think these banks are a good buy. Of course, as of today many of them have already risen an incredible amount. If only we have the power of hind sight.
- Q: I was wondering, if someone has a joint account with an uncle, or grandfather, how much power do they have over the money? For example, let's say Sally is 16 and her and her grandfather open a joint account at the bank. Now, how much money can Sally take out, and can the grandfather find out exactly where she spent it?
- I work at a credit union. If the account is set up as a joint account both account holders have equal access to the information. You can set up the account so that both have to be present to make a withdrawl if you are concerned about the 16 yr old blowing all her money. You could also set up a trust account for her. That would give her no access. Sally could get her own account at any age in Canada.
- Q: A bank creates money using the deposits in the bank and with a required reserve ratio, they can loan more money than their deposit base. I was wondering, which deposit base are we talking about? Is it just high-powered money/bank reserves/notes or does it also include savings transferred from other banks (eg: someone shifts from one bank to another, thus bringing all their money along to the new bank electronically only), and other form of M4 money supply types?
- The deposit base does not include any money transferred from another bank. Only the deposits it has taken in at its facilities.
- Q: i havent a lot of time on my hands with working 12hour days so i was wondering if i can get my husband to go into my bank with my details and cancel a direct debit? thanks.
- You can write a letter to the bank asking them to cancel the direct debit. They can't do anything without YOUR signature. Your husband can bring in the letter. Or schedule a visit to the bank yourself during your lunch hour.
- Q: Critics charged that President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan to increase the number of Supreme Court Justices was in conflict withthe Supreme Court's practice of judicial restraint the constitutional principle of checks and balances attempts of Congress to limit judicial responsibilities efforts to restrict the number of terms a President could serveA major complaint of western farmers in the late 19th century concerned the increase in the number of immigrant settlers restrictive land policies of the United States heavy military expenditures of the Federal Government power of banks and railroads over the farm economy
- 1) The consitutional principle of checks and balances (FDR wanted to stack the court with justices that he knew would support his New Deal plan.) 2) Power of banks and railroads over the farm econmy (Banks were charging enormous rates on their loans and railroads were able to control supply/demand)
- Q: a. levying taxesb. creating banksc. establishing federal courtsd. coining moneye. admitting new states
- b. creating banks Implied powers, in the United States, are those powers authorized by a document (from the Constitution) which, while not stated, seem to be implied by powers expressly stated. When George Washington asked Alexander Hamilton to defend the constitutionality of the First Bank of the United States against the protests of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Attorney General Edmund Randolph, Hamilton produced what has now become the classic statement for implied powers. Hamilton argued that the sovereign duties of a government implied the right to use means adequate to its ends. Although the United States government was sovereign only as to certain objects, it was impossible to define all the means which it should use, because it was impossible for the founders to anticipate all future exigencies. Hamilton noted that the general welfare clause and the necessary and proper clause gave elasticity to the constitution. Hamilton won the argument with Washington, who signed his Bank Bill into law.
- Q: America has total control over every decision that either of the institutions make?
- Together the World Bank and the IMF are known as the Bretton Woods Institutions in honor of the New Hampshire village in which they were created in July 1944 by 44 delegates to the United Nations, which oversees them. Many people think the names should be adjusted somewhat, as the IMF acts more like a bank by assuring that international funds are distributed in equal measure among the U.N. member countries and the World Bank funds developing countries to assure better qualities of life for their inhabitants. Of the 11 Managing Directors of the IMF since the position was created in 1946, more or less half -- five -- were from France, including the present holder of the job. No American has ever been MD of the IMF. However, the Executive Board, which controls the daily business of the IMF, gives the greatest percentage of voting power to the U.S. (16.75) compared to the number two-ranked country, Japan, with 6.23% of the vote. The World Bank allots 250 votes to every member country and is open to the same nations as the IMF, plus one vote per share of the Bank's capital stock owned by a given country. Again, the U.S. has the most shares of capital stock. The five countries with the most shares of stock -- now the U.S., Japan, Germany, France and the U.K. -- are appointed by their co-members of the Bank; China, the Russian Federation and Saudi Arabia elect their Executive Directors. The rest of the Directors are appointed by the top eight. However, power in the World Bank varies from department to department.
- Q: I have this wild idea of powering a window unit from a battery bank. not 100% about how i would charge the batteries but just a crazy idea. Any suggestions on how i might be able to do it?
- The only way running a window air conditioner from batteries to be practical would be if you were getting the electricity for free. Like from wind or some other power source. Otherwise you would have to use AC to charge the batteries, which would be converting 120 AC to 12 DC then have to use an inverter to convert the 12 DC to 120 AC. Ok that is all fine and good, but with each transformation you loose power. So if you plan on charging up batteries then running your AC then you would be counterproductive.
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