Reality_Shift

u/Reality_Shift



r/NightVision•

Quick couple questions, before I drop $15k on NVGs, lasers, helmet, etc, I wanted to ask a few questions from experienced users:

1- TNVC warranty covers "regular use". This is so broad though, what does it actually cover? If I bang them on a doorway, or fall and they hit a rock and they break, is that covered? Both of those things can easily occur under "regular use", but does warranty cover those kinds of things?

2- Do any of y'all have your NVGs on renters/valuable items/whatever policy? Any experience with claims? I use USAA specifically. Not trying to have damage not covered and be fucked. Or loss/theft, etc.

3- Assuming none of the above happens, what is the lifespan of DTNVGs, or PV

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r/marketing•

Hey guys,

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I'm at a loss here. So I run two brands in a niche market, and they happen to both be the top two brands in that niche. Sales have been crazy this year, but one of them isn't making sense recently.

One, the smaller brand, which has the objectively uglier website, has been hovering around a 2.65% conversion rate for the past several years. Revenue is always directly proportional to traffic. In fact, I have an entirely new beautiful website built, that I don't even want to move to, because the current one just converts so well.

The larger brand has a much better site, and has always had a slightly lower conversion rate. It was pretty steady around 2% at the beginnin

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r/CAguns•

Hey guys, running into some issues here. I'll keep this brief.

  1. For the Date of Manufacture during the Unique Serial Number Application (USNA) form, I have to choose a date-of-manufacture. I can just choose a date in the future, yes?

  2. It keeps kicking me out when I go to submit my application. No error codes or anything. Has anyone else had this issue?

  3. How long does it take to get a serial number back once you submit? I am hearing everything from a month to a year. Thanks!

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r/Unemployment•

I'm afraid I don't qualify for anything. I still have income from a regular job I work remotely for right now. However, I live in Orange County, California, which is extremely expensive. I have several forms of side income to make ends meet. One was driving for PostMates last year, and this year I have been making income from photography enough that I have been able to pause driving for PostMates and putting as many miles on my car.

However, without this income, I'm pretty screwed. I don't make a lot, especially by SoCal standards. When doing the PUA application, if I put that I last worked today, it doesn't let me continue. But I don't want to lie either. Is there any help for someone in m

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