Help Please

[flash9286]

I got an xbox 360, and I'm filling out the Microsoft warranty, where i can mail it in before the deadline. It says pay this 59.90 plus sales tax where applicable. So do I have to pay sales tax? I think I have to but my friend and mom say no? Anybody know the answer? BTW I live in NC.

[flash9286]

nm, figured it out.

[Grandpa Troll]

Re: Help Please

Originally posted by flash9286
I got an xbox 360, and I'm filling out the Microsoft warranty, where i can mail it in before the deadline. It says pay this 59.90 plus sales tax where applicable. So do I have to pay sales tax? I think I have to but my friend and mom say no? Anybody know the answer? BTW I live in NC.

Im in NC, Onslow County on coast, how about you?

Gramps

[flash9286]

Gaston county. Must be nice to live on the coast.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by flash9286
Gaston county. Must be nice to live on the coast.

Except during Hurricane Season

[flash9286]

lol, it hasen't been to bad the last couple years has it?

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by flash9286
lol, it hasen't been to bad the last couple years has it?

No we had a bunch when Bertha,Fran and Floyd hit

I am glad, and dont want to go through that, last time we got nailed, in Jacksonville (on southwest side) we lost power about a week i think..could have been worse.. we lost everything in freezers and fridge

Funny how something like ice is so important

[flash9286]

I remember when Floyd hit and caused alot of flooding. Last time we got hit bad was with Hugo in 1989 lol.

[Wittlich]

Personally, Hurricane Fran was the worse for me when I lived in Fayetteville, NC (while stationed at Fort Bragg at the time). I was without power for almost 2 weeks (I owned a house in the historic Haymount district of Fayetteville).

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Wittlich
Personally, Hurricane Fran was the worse for me when I lived in Fayetteville, NC (while stationed at Fort Bragg at the time). I was without power for almost 2 weeks (I owned a house in the historic Haymount district of Fayetteville).

cool

My wife of 21 years was born in Lee County (Sanford)

we (our corporation) owns two sand operations and 3 concrete plants in the Fayetteville area.

Me I got two over in my 6 county area with a 3rd awaiting final stormwater permit approval..

What does all this have to do with the thread topic one might say?

If it werent for the slow time after Hurricanes we could have extended time playing more 360 well..maybe that a stretch..BUT thats my story and Im sticking to it

[flash9286]

What is a sand operation?

[Wittlich]

Well, I imagine processing and packaging sand is a big business and Fayettteville is located in the "sand flats" of North Carolina....unless I am mistaken with Gramps' line of business that is...

[Sikander]

flash9286, perhaps Gramps can get you a job pounding sand.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Wittlich
Well, I imagine processing and packaging sand is a big business and Fayettteville is located in the "sand flats" of North Carolina....unless I am mistaken with Gramps' line of business that is...

Correct

I am an Area Manager in the Ready Mix Concrete Industry. Our corporation owns 28 concrete plants, a pumping company (about 80+ concrete pumps) and 4 sand operations where we produce sand and sell it to concrete producers and contractors