Yep, they charge you over $5000 for the inspection if they think you have a grow-op. If you don't have one, you're still out the money.
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Yep, they charge you over $5000 for the inspection if they think you have a grow-op. If you don't have one, you're still out the money.
tell me you aren't this dumb or lacking in commonsense.
ANYWAYS, all these stupid laws do is make up for lazy cops who can't be bothered to do an actually investigation, and would rather just step on someone's Charter of Rights.
This is the only kind of thing that makes me detest cops, their willingness to let ends justify means.
From the link below "Basically they came in, shut my husband out, then about 20 minutes later came out and checked the hot tub and said the wiring was not to code, and then after that they gave us a fee for $5,200," she said.
CTV British Columbia - Critic of Mission's grow-op bylaw gets police visit - CTV News
sudden high energy consumption might be considered cause by some judges
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HaPpY
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i wish logroller would do the same to fngr
testing123
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< vet5
And bitcoins aren't really meant to be obtained as a main source through mining, it's really just payment for running the payment verification network. It's setup so whoever does the most processing gets paid more often. If you want bitcoins its much easier to just buy them with cash.
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my bad, you're a vet5 who never posts
testing123
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fair enough.
Rhand Altor
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I started using it since this might be the next IT.
Anonymous "traceless" ecurrency.
Although you cannot generally purchase anything w/ bitcoins directly (though this market is starting to grow) it is easy to trade into other more popular ecurrencies, (liberty reserve anyone?)
Its a great way to add a layer of obfuscation to a money trail. Its how most of the carding and malware/bot herders move money around.
