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>You have to remember if it is being marketed to the trade they don't want any call backs and don't care about the product price. I can…

Saw a big 15L tin of TradeX in the back of a painter’s van on the way home this afternoon and was thinking that it’s a pretty good…

Seems like there are distribution problems for certain ranges (or at least that’s what I was told for the 3M purple stuff, which seems to…

Nah, need to head out early to beat the traffic. Also save on petrol that way - the Ozbargain way.

We could head out to shop bargains together and become friends.

And UV exposure can also fade certain fabrics/dyes and can also degrade certain fabrics too (probably more likely with synthetics).

Someone hasn't experienced Sydney weather this year.

Still have to provide Superloop with 30 days’ notice.

When was that?

TPG is listed on the ASX, it’s not Chinese-owned.

Requiring notice on a service you don’t cancel (just churn) is appalling.

How would 4G fail? That’s not how devices work, all of a sudden one day every carrier’s equipment from different managers goes on a 4G…

Are you going to pay for them to continue offering it?

So you doctor shopped until someone told you what you wanted to hear. Got it.

His comments do not in any way reflect the claims you’re making. You’re a filthy liar.

If a cost taxpayer funded why would the importer need to pay for it?

But has it been scientifically refuted?

Nanoleaf are affordable and use Thread, but seem to have reliability issues.

Agreed; the quality is good and they’re reliable, especially compared to other HomeKit-compatible (when you have the bridge) options.…

Struggling to find a decent GPO with dual USB-C, let alone PD. Ones like this would struggle to power a laptop to turn on!

David McBride wasn’t a whistleblower, he simply didn’t like the way individuals were being pursued for alleged war crimes. The military…

What whistleblower has been locked up recently? You’re also confusing the implementation of the law with the actual underlying codes.

Oh dear. What are they trying to grow if not revenue and eventually off the back of that longer-term earnings?

What are they based on then?

Very broad generalisation. Your actions also will not change their behaviour in that regard - governments need to get tighter with…

The category is labelled as both illegal and/or unethical, however it actually has a lot to do with it. Laws are based on the codification…

It’s not something to be happy or sad about, it’s a simple fact. No legislation in Australia references Ozbargain rules, for example.

How Aristotelian of you. The whole point of ethics is that it’s not just about what you want though, and trying to justify it by…

The rules have nothing to do with what is illegal or unethical.

Nobody has argued that VPNs are illegal. You’re making a deliberate and conscious decision to deceive them into believing you’re in…