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for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
List of Boatanchors for sale as of Dec. 19th 2005 Description Condition Price Military: R-1051-B with manual Excellent working 450.00 WRR-2 with manual Cosmetically VG 900.00 R-390A Miltronics rebuild w cabinet VG 1000 R390 non A VG 500.00 R-390 non A VG 500.00 R-388 with manual VG 350.00 SP-600 VG 350.00 T195 transmitter VG 450.00 R392 receiver with mount and dog bone VG 300.00 PP-4763 matching power supply excellent 275.00 CV-31D/TRA7 diversity Converter excellent 300.00 RBB Receiver VG 275.00 RBC Receiver VG 275.00 RBB/RBC Power supply with cables VG 250.00 ART-13 Transmitter Collins VG 300.00 ART-13 Transmitter Collins missing tubes Good 250.00 BC-348Q VG 275.00 BC-342 Fair 100.00 RAK-7 VG 300.00 RAK8/RAL8 power supply VG 200.00 SLRM Scott VG 200.00 SLRM Scott VG 200.00 RBL-2 VG 250.00 RBO VG 300.00 TMC Mod-3/ FRR-502 3 each VG 250.00 National: NC-155 ham band receiver VG 200.00 NC-173 general coverage receiver Good 250.00 NC183D VG 350.00 NC-190 VG 275.00 NC-270 VG 275.00 NC-303 Good 300.00 NC2-40D VG 350.00 HRO-5 VG 275.00 HRO-5 VG 275.00 HRO-5 VG 275.00 HRO-50T VG 375.00 HRO-60 VG 400.00 NC-100ASD VG 375.00 National HFS VG 275.00 Apache excellent 300.00 Mohawk excellent 300.00 Marauder excellent 300.00 Mohawk excellent 300.00 Warrior excellent 400.00 DX-100 excellent 375.00 Johnson: Viking I VG 375.00 Viking II Good 350.00 Valiant Good 400.00 Thunderbolt excellent 500.00 6&2 receive adaptor Good 150.00 6&2 transmit adaptor good 175.00 RCA: AR-88D VG 450.00 AR-77 Good 300.00 Globe: Globe King 500C VG 1000.00 Globe Champion 300 2 new finals VG 500.00 Globe Chief 90R VG 200.00 Globe Hi-Bander VG 200.00 Globeceiver VG 175.00 Hallicrafters: SX-25 VG 200.00 SX-28A excellent 475.00 SX-62A excellent 425.00 |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
is the heathkit marauder and thr globe champion still for sale?
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for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
The Marauder is still for sale. I believe the globe Champ is sold.
73 and Merry Christmas to all. |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
I'm very sorry to see this happen to you, Gary.
Is there no way you can work out some sort of payment deal with the IRS? |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off
most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
"Gary" wrote in message oups.com... I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary Good luck to you Gary. As I who is approaching retirement I can feel for you. Hoping you have a better New Year! Pete k1zjh |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
Thanks Pete. Things are starting to look up a little. I wish you all
a very loving and merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year. 73 Gary |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
Gary wrote:
I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary You're not alone, Gary. Five years ago, we had a paided-off home and were "sitting pretty." After several medical disasters, we've lost everything. The damn Medical Mafia extortion racket- and that's exactly what it is- is going to bankrupt us all. They whine and cry about how they can't make it, but look at the cars they drive and the homes they live in. The hospitals grieve and moan about how they're going broke, but you walk into their lobby and it's decked-out like friggin' Windsor Palace; it's obscene. Look at the salaries and bonuses of hospital and drug company boards; interesting, for people who paint themselves as concerned and caring about the sick. The drug companies sell a pill in Canada for $1 and sell it here for $50. They don't do that because they love Canadians; they're making money at $1 or they wouldn't sell it for $1 anywhere. They do it because *they can;* they have us "over a barrel." I don't mind people who work hard to make a good living. I *DO* mind it when they do so under false pretense. It makes them liars and thieves and extortionists, and that's *exactly* what they are. I hope that God has mercy on you and yours, D.S. |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
Just interest in your problem and how it happened that you could loss a
paid off house being there are homestead laws ? No health insurance or what ? I do agree that money never seems to get used in the right places. Ron WA0KDS David Stinson wrote: Gary wrote: I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary You're not alone, Gary. Five years ago, we had a paided-off home and were "sitting pretty." After several medical disasters, we've lost everything. The damn Medical Mafia extortion racket- and that's exactly what it is- is going to bankrupt us all. They whine and cry about how they can't make it, but look at the cars they drive and the homes they live in. The hospitals grieve and moan about how they're going broke, but you walk into their lobby and it's decked-out like friggin' Windsor Palace; it's obscene. Look at the salaries and bonuses of hospital and drug company boards; interesting, for people who paint themselves as concerned and caring about the sick. The drug companies sell a pill in Canada for $1 and sell it here for $50. They don't do that because they love Canadians; they're making money at $1 or they wouldn't sell it for $1 anywhere. They do it because *they can;* they have us "over a barrel." I don't mind people who work hard to make a good living. I *DO* mind it when they do so under false pretense. It makes them liars and thieves and extortionists, and that's *exactly* what they are. I hope that God has mercy on you and yours, D.S. |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
When I was in college I worked nights as a security guard in a "non
profit" hospital. I had to go into the administrators office to check it out on my rounds and couldn't help seeing the map of hospital property on the wall. They were making so much money they had to get rid of some of it so they were buying up all the property in that part of town. They were buying beautiful old mansions and tearing them down to build parking lots. Of course that took it off the tax roles so we all had to pay higher property taxes. They would never dream of balancing the books by reducing prices. After all shouldn't everyone pay $20.00 for an asprin tablet? 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
Sorry to hear of your problems there.... but your sure not alone.
HERE'S A HEADS UP FOR THE NURSING HOME BOUND SOMEDAY!!!! I had been caring for my Mother. She was diagnosed with cancer in 2002. I wasn't aware of this till I was at the local "Community Services" signing Mom up for her foodstamps at the time. I saw in small print at the bottom of the form.... "if you are applying for nursing home assistance,,,bla bla bla .... for up to 30 or 36 I forget. The state can take property belonging to the person needing nursing home care. I am glad Mom found that the State will come and take property of anyone being put in a nursing home under Medicare or Medicaid (Tenncare in TN) for up to 3 years prior to that time. Means they can take the house and cars from kids. Like stealing from the dead. Mom had the Deed changed on the house 3 years ago in September so she beat them out of it. Horary for Mom! I didn't know that till I came down to help her out. She had signed Power of Attorney for my brother and I in 2001 incase something would happen that we needed to sign checks and such. When she was changing the Deed over to me, I had her sign herself so family couldn't come in and sue, claiming I took it away from her. She made it to me with her having life time rights to live here. Wish it could have been longer, but glad we had some time together. SO!!! If you plan on leaving something to the kids or whom ever. Better do it at least 3 years before you need your nursing home care. Mom passed on 16 November 2005 after just 4 days in the nursing home. I was able to help her stay at home till her 24 hours a day care surpassed my ability to assist her. Also, some places can force a nursing home prospect patient out of the house if it is decided that the home care puts the patient in danger. "Endangerment of a Dependent" Heil Hitler!!!??? I recommend everyone check their state's laws. Might get a surprise!!!! "David Stinson" wrote in message ink.net... Gary wrote: I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary You're not alone, Gary. Five years ago, we had a paided-off home and were "sitting pretty." After several medical disasters, we've lost everything. The damn Medical Mafia extortion racket- and that's exactly what it is- is going to bankrupt us all. They whine and cry about how they can't make it, but look at the cars they drive and the homes they live in. The hospitals grieve and moan about how they're going broke, but you walk into their lobby and it's decked-out like friggin' Windsor Palace; it's obscene. Look at the salaries and bonuses of hospital and drug company boards; interesting, for people who paint themselves as concerned and caring about the sick. The drug companies sell a pill in Canada for $1 and sell it here for $50. They don't do that because they love Canadians; they're making money at $1 or they wouldn't sell it for $1 anywhere. They do it because *they can;* they have us "over a barrel." I don't mind people who work hard to make a good living. I *DO* mind it when they do so under false pretense. It makes them liars and thieves and extortionists, and that's *exactly* what they are. I hope that God has mercy on you and yours, D.S. |
for sale by non dealer due to tax disaster
Nothing new here but I have heard the number 7 years instead of the 3
years you are taking about. In defense of the nursing home though is that after your money runs out they continue to care for you for as long as you live. I know people that have been in nursing homes for over 10 years and didn't have that much money when they went into the home. When my grandmother went into a nursing home in the early 60's the state of Minnesota had a sale of her estate which included her house. She was in the nursing home for over 15 years so it ended up a better deal for her children then if they had tried to finance her stay and have kept your estate. I fully understand the inequality in our society but the money has to come from someplace. So I think the person that is in need of help should have their estate used first before that State takes over. Let the children find their own way. "Endangerment of a Dependent" is really required being there are so many greedy don't give a **** children out there that are little Hitler's themselves. Mr. Fed UP wrote: Sorry to hear of your problems there.... but your sure not alone. HERE'S A HEADS UP FOR THE NURSING HOME BOUND SOMEDAY!!!! I had been caring for my Mother. She was diagnosed with cancer in 2002. I wasn't aware of this till I was at the local "Community Services" signing Mom up for her foodstamps at the time. I saw in small print at the bottom of the form.... "if you are applying for nursing home assistance,,,bla bla bla ... for up to 30 or 36 I forget. The state can take property belonging to the person needing nursing home care. I am glad Mom found that the State will come and take property of anyone being put in a nursing home under Medicare or Medicaid (Tenncare in TN) for up to 3 years prior to that time. Means they can take the house and cars from kids. Like stealing from the dead. Mom had the Deed changed on the house 3 years ago in September so she beat them out of it. Horary for Mom! I didn't know that till I came down to help her out. She had signed Power of Attorney for my brother and I in 2001 incase something would happen that we needed to sign checks and such. When she was changing the Deed over to me, I had her sign herself so family couldn't come in and sue, claiming I took it away from her. She made it to me with her having life time rights to live here. Wish it could have been longer, but glad we had some time together. SO!!! If you plan on leaving something to the kids or whom ever. Better do it at least 3 years before you need your nursing home care. Mom passed on 16 November 2005 after just 4 days in the nursing home. I was able to help her stay at home till her 24 hours a day care surpassed my ability to assist her. Also, some places can force a nursing home prospect patient out of the house if it is decided that the home care puts the patient in danger. "Endangerment of a Dependent" Heil Hitler!!!??? I recommend everyone check their state's laws. Might get a surprise!!!! "David Stinson" wrote in message ink.net... Gary wrote: I've already paid them that's why I am so broke that I have to sell off most of my boatanchors to pay my medical bills and my prescriptions. They turned my retirement from a dream into hell. 73 and Merry Christmas to all. Gary You're not alone, Gary. Five years ago, we had a paided-off home and were "sitting pretty." After several medical disasters, we've lost everything. The damn Medical Mafia extortion racket- and that's exactly what it is- is going to bankrupt us all. They whine and cry about how they can't make it, but look at the cars they drive and the homes they live in. The hospitals grieve and moan about how they're going broke, but you walk into their lobby and it's decked-out like friggin' Windsor Palace; it's obscene. Look at the salaries and bonuses of hospital and drug company boards; interesting, for people who paint themselves as concerned and caring about the sick. The drug companies sell a pill in Canada for $1 and sell it here for $50. They don't do that because they love Canadians; they're making money at $1 or they wouldn't sell it for $1 anywhere. They do it because *they can;* they have us "over a barrel." I don't mind people who work hard to make a good living. I *DO* mind it when they do so under false pretense. It makes them liars and thieves and extortionists, and that's *exactly* what they are. I hope that God has mercy on you and yours, D.S. |
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