I've been taking prescription medication for several years while in, and I intend to leave the military after my first contract.
Once I'm discharged, what happens to my medication? Do I still get refills when needed or do all AD prescriptions instantly stop and I need to see a new civilian doctor and get new prescriptions?
As the title states, I'm currently serving in the military on active duty orders overseas. I'm just about to finish my final semester online and due to military needs, I will not be able to attend my graduation.
Can the school just mail it to me anyway? Or will they hold it hostage unless I register for the graduation ceremony?
As I understand, to get the Mary Kay car (or other similar prizes from other MLMs) the sellers need to not only sell a lot, but they also need to buy a certain amount of inventory each month in order to get it. Even then, it's not a free car, you're leasing it... And then you have to take the depreciation into consideration, I believe.
Maybe I'm totally wrong, but the net profit is either not much at all, or breaking even, but you're ultimately losing your valuable time just so you can say you got to drive a pink car.
If someone could run the numbers and see if I'm right or wrong, I'd appreciate it.
I'm trying to sell my old phone, but no local store where I'm stationed (England) will accept it because it's an eSIM only device (iPhone 15). Apparently all phones in the UK have SIM card slots, and without them, they're valued at substantially lower value or rejected outright.
Are there any websites I can sell to (in USD) and ship it from a military base?