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 Estwing Rip Hammer 20oz 14423  US $27.99
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 Mastercraft Rip Hammer 20 oz NEW US $11.99
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 Stanley 51 165 20 Ounce FatMax Xtreme AntiVibe Rip Claw Nailing Hammer US $31.30
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 Cooper Hand Tools 20 Oz Rip Claw Hammerw Fiberglas US $23.31
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 Stanley 51 212 FatMax Xtreme AntiVibe Rip Claw Framing Hammer 20 oz US $20.64
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 20 oz Rip Steel Handle Hammer by Estwing E3 20S US $32.49
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 Bostitch 20oz Steel Hammer Rip Claw 51 855 US $23.95
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 NEW STANLEY RIP CLAW JACKETED GRAPHITE HAMMER 20 OZ US $26.99
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 Bostitch 51 855 20oz Steel Hammer Rip Claw US $23.95
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 Stanley51 624 20 Ounce Rip Claw Fiberglass Hammer US $13.47
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 Stanley 51 165 20 Ounce FatMax Xtreme AntiVibe Rip Claw Nailing Hammer NEW US $22.99
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 Estwing Rip Hammer 20oz 14839 US $27.99
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 NEW 20oz Rip Claw Hammer Fbgl Ea Rip Hammers Fiberglass 11418 US $27.06
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 MIT Tools 20 oz Jacketed Fiberglass Rip Hammer US $26.99
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 Stanley® 20 oz Rip Claw Fiberglass Hammer 51 624 US $18.99
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 20 oz Stanley Grey Rip Claw Fiberglass Hammer 51 627 US $13.99
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 Northern 20 Oz Rip Hammer Model 23101 US $11.99
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 NEW 20oz St Claw Rip Hammer Steel Estwing Ea Rip Hammers Steel E3 20S US $43.07
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 Estwing 20 OZ Rip Claw Hammer Vinyl Grip US $28.67
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 Master Mechanic 20 OZ Straight Claw Rip Hammer US $12.16
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 Vaughan Bushnell 20 OZ Milled Face Rip Hammer 16 US $26.06
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 20 OZ Solid Steel Antishock Rip Hammer US $.95
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my mom pays 30 dollars for internet that is only 1.5 megs dl and .20 kb upload is this a rip off?
could we have higher speed internet for 30 dollars without changing phone services? we have at@t
It all depends on where you live. In my town, we pay AT&T about that much for 5 meg internet, but fifteen miles down the road people pay $45 /mo for 1 meg internet.
If you're out in the country or you live in a small town, chances are there's less availability because there aren't as many customers. This usually results in small contractors providing internet for an area at a higher price.
You could look into switching from DSL to cable internet, which is faster and more stable, but it's hard to come by a cable internet service for under $45/mo.