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01-18-09, 03:48 AM

lilpea55

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I have bought 2 of these devices, and they do not work. I feel i have wasted 40.00. I still have mice!

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01-19-09, 08:19 PM

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electronic pest managment doesn't work, probably never will. just like the deer whistles for cars, big waste of money.

Murphy was an optimist.

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