I haven’t used them personally but in our rural area it’s also a mixed bag with a lot of unhappy owners due to inconsistent service.

I basically scanned the entirety of the units and pumped every seam and hole with some diatomaceous earth (you can get the food grade stuff if you're worried about "chemicals" since this stuff is available at Home Depot or Lowes for about $8 a bag with a small amount of borax mixed in). 

Save a nice bag.

We also drove beaters, brown bagged our lunch and lived in a trailer park for 5 years on purpose to reduce our living expenses.  

She had a box of chocolates, 3 small bags of Ghodiva somethings, and about 10 greeting cards.

You have to buy a big bag to put all the money in?

I'd trust him based on his knowledge of the market and his authenticity.

You just walk and they are left holding the bag. 

Keep securing the bag!

(i.e. coffee, take out, bagged lunches, cable....the List goes on)Once you have created a lean spending habit, start looking into finance options.