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USPS is offering four free at-home rapid antigen COVID-19 tests when you fill out this form. Limit of one order per residential address; orders will ship free starting in late January.
USPS is offering four free at-home rapid antigen COVID-19 tests when you fill out this form. Limit of one order per residential address; orders will ship free starting in late January.
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"There were reports on social media Tuesday afternoon of issues relating to the website’s address verification tool erroneously enforcing the four-per-household cap on apartment buildings and other multi-unit dwellings, but it was not immediately clear how widespread the issue was."
Hopefully they fix that soon
The thing is, you want to be chipped so when the robots come, they don't cla55ify you as alien. This makes the intravenous chips decidedly superior to the short lived nasal chips.
They can't track my cellphone because I turn it off then put it under my tin-foil hat, that I duct taped to a taxi. Odds are low that I'll ever actually be in that taxi... I thought of that ahead of time and went with a distant taxi service.
Another thing you can do is give USPS the correct address but the wrong name. You can look on sites like spokeo to find allegid/false residents tied to your address so it doesn't look susp1cious to the man.
When the kits arrive, first use one on your dog to see if it starts giving off a 5G signal. You have a little time before 5G goes live, to get a new dog. The rescue dogs are already chipped!
Make sure the dog wasn't registered in your name, testing someone else's dog is safer, especially if more than 1500 ft away from your residence (typical 5G signal limit for the chips). Don't forget a tin-foil hat for the dog, and don't come back home the same route you took to get to it, and if driving, cover your license plate. A face mask is enough to thwart facial recognition.
I hope you recognize sarcasm. lol.
Thank you!