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Case Study: What Loran Did To The Pynns

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What Loran did to the Pynns Loran has helped the Pynns a lot for the last three and half years. When we moved to the current address, Brad Pynn asked us to share our Internet connection and TV connection with them. He told us they would pay the half of the cost. Loran agreed with Brad and let them use our Internet and TV for one year. I 'm not sure if they paid the fee or not. During the winter of 2013, the Pynns was not able to pay their electricity bills, so their electricity was cut off after April 2013. Loran let the Pynns use our electricity between April and June 2013: an extension cord connected from one outlet in our kitchen to their kitchen. Loran paid about $300 extra for the electricity during the period. We disconnected the

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