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bcitizen says...

Yeah maybe the FNM can turn over the food they kept in Nassau that was suppose to go to Freeport and Abaco for hurricane relief. FNM PLP in general just another set of pockets for the consolidated fund to fill up.

bcitizen says...

Had a unlimited mobile plan (really 300gb) with aliv for 3 years. The most I would use is 30-70gb a month. Last December with no habit changes it used over 300gb and I was charged for two extensions above the 300gb on a post paid plan. No one can explain to me yet where the data went. Sorry very tech savy person here, and yes there is some weird stuff that goes on on their network.

bcitizen says...

Funny how no one cared for 30 years that the foreign home owners were exploiting Now with aibnb and etc. Bahamians can now rent their homes/rooms without the expense of websites and marketing its has come under so much scrutiny and needs to be "regulated".

bcitizen says...

The scamdemic, plandemic, feardemic is finally over and I hope people learn for the next time they try this shi%.

bcitizen says...

Not good for the wider economy.

bcitizen says...

First purchase when you hit Florida is to buy a bubbler and travel with that.

bcitizen says...

Want a rate increase? Make it performance based. Invest in equipment that for instance can cut the production cost by 10% then you get to raise your rate by 7%. These endless increasing charges by the government and its corporations have to stop unless we are getting value for it.

bcitizen says...

Who needs roads they are so antiquated? Customs has a new app though!

bcitizen says...

Anyone with ‘Quality new credit’ is not going to take out a loan needing 110% cash backup. A smart financial person is not going to do that. That is loan shark terms for low quality credit. The banks only now want to make everything cashless so they can earn a % on every transaction for doing nothing. The computer does all the work and they take no risk by actually extending credit with the interest % based on your credit worthiness. That is why they just want fees to conduct transactions that can be done by cash in the past and cannot pay interest anymore to deposits.

bcitizen says...

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