Bad Duck
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I used the same fix as trailbuzzard on mine. Cleared it right up.
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It's the flat rate of $180. What if it is just a simple fix. Then the price would seem excessive. If the unit needs replaced then it would be fair. Seems to me they charge a replacement fee reguardless of the problem.
If I take my car to a mechanic he doesn't charge me what it costs to replace the car when he changes the spark plugs.
How I'd like them to handle this? Perhaps look at it first then decide if it can be fixed cheaper or if it needs replaced.
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In a hurry I grabbed the wrong auto charger for my Magellan and proceeded to fry it. After reading about Magellans customer service I was worried. So I let my wife call them instead. She was on vacation anyways. After two calls to India, and repeated "could you repeat that" She got all the info. $180 flat fee. Whether it is a quick fix or unfixable. Paid for before they will authorize it to be sent in. After reading about Garmins CS I'm almost ready to change.....
Anybody else get the same customer service from Magellan?
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PDA left in the truck. On me a gps and a pen. Nothing weighing me down.
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No.. I don't think it is odd.
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Ah analogies. Living in farm country, if it went against local guidelines, yes I would. We all live together.
You lost me.
Telling your neighbour what to plant in their garden is not the same as telling them that what they intend to plant is against local guidelines.
Telling cache owners how to handle their caches won't work, it is their cache
The cache is already approved so it meets the GC guidelines.
Would you tell the cache owner he had to retract the permission he gave?
If the people finding the cache log it as a Find and the cache owner said to do that does anyone have any right deciding that their transaction is flawed?
I'm lost at this logic. Cache is MIA and just because the cache owner says log it that makes it right?
So I can plant a cache and have it go missing and just tell people to log it multiple times? After all I am the cache owner. But it still wouldn't be right.
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Oh the box that on mouse over says "go to last unread" Doh!!! Thanks that is just what I was looking for.
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So no automated way to go straight from the topics page to the last viewed thread post. Saving the post would work but I was looking for more of a lazy mans way. *G*
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If I'm reading a thread and come to the end of it well last post anyway. Is there a way to mark this position so after leaving and reading other posts I can come back to this spot and continue reading on?
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Anyone on the east coast.. Cuz that would mean I'm on vacation!!
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Sock puppet with a premium membership? I think not.
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Dang I type slow.
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yes. It would be wrongly listed as a traditional cache not as a multi cache.
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Glad we could help.
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Nope it's gone. And sadly I was the one who posted the SBA on it.
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make a category called to log or something of that nature. Put the found caches here that you have not logged. Then at the end of the day view that category and change them to the found category as you log them. This is how I did it on my Palm.
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Will Jeep for Cache I have a solution to the over hiding.
Move out here.
There are 437 caches in the 50 mile perimeter from my home.
of those I only have 120 to yet find. And they are way out towards the fringe of the 50 miles.
There are 3654 in the 50 mile perimeter of your first cache find.
Take the Jeep and head out off road to find cache hiding locales.
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Being in town running errands. Just what did you really expect? A scenic overlook? A view of the ocean? To expect a "thrilling" cache would be what I call wishful thinking.
You have really low expectations, as do many, which is pretty sad. I can tell you from firsthand experience, quality is not impossible, it just requires a little effort.
Not low expectations. But realistic expectations. I do realize there can be a gem amongst the rocks. But they are the exception not the rule. I was just amazed that the poster said the thrill was gone and just went home. That seemed a bit drastic to me to have the wind taken out of the sails so easily.
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If they're hiding in meaningful spots that's one thing. But just to put a cache in a location cuz there isn't one within a tenth of a mile irritates me.
You mean like one in the bushes in front of a pizza hut.....I was running errands yesterday and just followed my GPS to a nearby cache to see if I wanted to bother. Started zeroing in on it and when I realized the area (Between a Pizza Hut and a Mexican resturant), the thrill was gone and I went home. I didn't pick up this game/sport to find boring caches in front of WalMarts, Pizza Huts, under Lamp Posts, etc.....
Being in town running errands. Just what did you really expect? A scenic overlook? A view of the ocean? To expect a "thrilling" cache would be what I call wishful thinking.
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Hmmm I have parking coordinates entered as additional waypoints. Maybe I should let cachers log a smiley for finding a parking spot.
Oh the humanity!
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If I get this multiple logging for the bonus right.. Then a multi cache is a cache with several bonus caches after the first one. Ever thought of logging for evey stage of the multi?
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Have to retrieve it yourself to log it. Hmmmm So I have to put that micro back under that lampskirt and make the kid retrieve it himself. He then replaces it for his brother to retrieve and so on till the family has all retrieved it. Kinda a slow practice to do it that way..
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Mailman paid me a visit. The coin is great. Thanks for your generosity
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Just hide it. They will come, find and if need be they will go to the "dollar store" and buy a screw driver. You can't please everyone so do it your way.
Cache cantainer: Good idea or bad?
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I like it. I'd also assume that it was either inert or I was FTF as the last person would not have reset the trap and there were no severed fingers on the ground. My kids must be smarter than some others kids as they can distinguish a cache from a working trap that seem to be so over prevailant around here. Had to step over so many of them on my last geocaching trip. I'm more fearfull of encountering a "Deliverance" moment than a trap in the woods. (cue banjo music)