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Ten anti-anti-commandments and Lord Monckton’s verbal bombs – Sydney Morning Herald

January 31st, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Ten anti-anti-commandments and Lord Monckton's verbal bombs Sydney Morning Herald … has criticized the Kyoto Protocol for promoting a cap and trade system which he regards as no more than an inefficient variant of the status quo. … and more

Tips on Survival If You Lose Your Job

January 31st, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

Losing a job is not a pleasant experience. The reality is that there are things that have to be done regardless of what the job loss situation was. Daily needs have to be met. Tips on survival if you lose your job. There are steps that you can take to make your job loss less burdensome. Have some

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Think Twice Before Buying a Dell Computer – They Use Shoddy Motherboard Components

January 31st, 2010. Published under Business Scams, Fraud, Scams. No Comments.

At first I thought what I am sharing with you was a single isolated incident, after the third discovery of the same issue with Dell motherboards, in three different models I decided that it is time to disclose Dell’s use of cheap and/or shoddy electronic components. The first incident I discovered in one of our PowerEdge 4600 hosting servers. The server in question is worth more than the card I drive. A year or so ago one of the four hot-swap power supplies began to cause errors and subsequently the server would randomly shut down. This affected many of our customers financially. After babysitting the server for several days, I pulled the malfunctioning power supply out and let the server run on the remaining three. The server stopped shutting down and for the time being I forgot about the issue. About 9 months later (3 months ago) another power supply started causing the same problems. The server again would randomly shutdown. I shut the server down and pulled it all apart and discovered the power distribution board than controls the four power supplies had swollen and leaking capacitors as you can clearly see below. I did manage to talk to Dell Support on a Saturday morning and they gave me the part number(s) for the power distribution board. I called Dell parts the following Monday and they did not stock the part, I was told that it would have to be manufactured (?) and the couldn’t tell me when a board would be available. I couldn’t wait indefinitely for a board from Dell so I ended up getting the board from a Dell equipment surplus company. I got the board in three days and after installing haven’t had any further problems with the server. Shortly after that a customer brought me a high-end Dell XPS tower PC that would not startup. After troubleshooting the power supply I started looking at the motherboard. Initially I saw no immediate problems with the board. However, upon removing the fan shroud from the processors I discovered swollen and leaking capacitors on the motherboard. Dell XPS motherboards are extremely difficult to match as the only documentation I can find are “generation” notations (gen 1, gen 2, etc.). I am still trying to match the motherboard so I can buy a surplus board to install. Next my Dell Precision 650 workstation began randomly shutting down, often times while I was in the middle of working. I pull the system offline and opened it up. I am guess by now you know what I found. Once again I found leaking and swollen capacitors. By this time I am seeing a pattern of shoddy/cheap/defective electrical components on system critical boards. The above are three different computer system that were manufactured in different years and yet have the same identical problem. I have never seen leaking and swollen capacitors in this many computer of the same brand in all my 16 plus years of performing computer repairs. The only thing that can cause this sort of problem is that Dell is buying cheap components for their motherboards in an effort to boost their profit margins on the computers they sell. To top it off one of my family members has a Dell XPS laptop and the motherboard has been replaced four times by Dell to date. I am not positive it’s a capacitor issue but you can bet I believe it may be. I encourage you the next time you shop for a computer stay away from Dell computers. Take a look at Acer, HP and Gateway computers. You’ll be better off if you do.

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The 10 anti-anti-commandments – Sydney Morning Herald

January 31st, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

The 10 anti-anti-commandments Sydney Morning Herald … has criticized the Kyoto Protocol for promoting a cap and trade system which he regards as no more than an inefficient variant of the status quo. … and more

A Free Legal Resource for Pro Se Defendants and Litigants

January 31st, 2010. Published under Business Scams, Fraud. No Comments.

I just discovered that Google Scholar now has State and Federal Law, including citations, opinions and decisions. What’s even better there are no fees involved. When searching select “Legal opinions and journals”, it yields better legal research results. Google Scholar is a great starting point for consumers defending themselves in court on credit card debt lawsuits, not to mention Pro Se litigants such as myself that sue debt collectors over FDCPA and FCRA violations. The common consumer now has access to legal opinions and decisions that can be used in court filings. I’ve also found it invaluable for seeing what bad debt collection companies are being sued for, this makes it easier for me to file stronger cases against them I encourage anyone that is researching legal issues to give Google Scholar a try before spending money on other online resources. You may just find what you are looking for without having to spend a dime. If you are defending yourself in court against debt collection lawyers and don’t know what to do, you need to get this book, Stick It To Sue Sue Happy Debt Collectors , It shows you exactly how to defend yourself and win, and how to sue debt collectors for harassing you.

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We need facts, not spin, in the climate debate – Telegraph.co.uk

January 31st, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

We need facts, not spin, in the climate debate Telegraph.co.uk … the carbon intensity you would do it the cheapest way possible without all of the international forums and very ineffective and expensive cap and trade . …

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Amazongate: new evidence of the IPCC’s failures – Telegraph.co.uk

January 30th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Telegraph.co.uk Amazongate: new evidence of the IPCC's failures Telegraph.co.uk … has already factored into their budget forecasts hundreds of billions of tax dollars that they expect to raise through their cap and trade policies. … and more

Mall to Christians- God talk banned

January 30th, 2010. Published under Tea Party. No Comments.

Got this article today by email because this case is now going to the appeals court it has been brought back into the light. A youth minister about two years ago was arrested in a Galleria mall in Ros

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Cap And Trade Scam To Be Enforced At State Level – Ecommerce Journal

January 30th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Cap And Trade Scam To Be Enforced At State Level Ecommerce Journal Spyhunter operates in three main functional areas of prevention: Spyware Adware Identity Theft WorldWide Brands Review. How to avoid Dropship Scam | Ec.. … and more

His Voice: Economic storm over America – Tracy Press

January 30th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

His Voice: Economic storm over America Tracy Press Other Obama policies — such as cap and trade on carbon and the inability to expand energy independence through the hoax of global warming, which has been … and more

When Will an Economic Recession End? How to Know in Advance

January 30th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

That’s right – I’m going to show you what thousands of economists, financial planners and analysts the world over struggle to find: How to know when the economic recession will end, and how to know it in advance. But just think with me for a moment – can you imagine what this knowledge would do for

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Jesse Ventura Takes the Soaring Interest in Conspiracy Theory to TV — And … – AlterNet

January 30th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Jesse Ventura Takes the Soaring Interest in Conspiracy Theory to TV — And … AlterNet You can see how a person might convince himself that global warming is fake when some environmentalists are trumpeting cap and trade , which the show's … and more

Cap And Trade Scam To Be Enforced At State Level – Prison Planet.com

January 29th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Prison Planet.com Cap And Trade Scam To Be Enforced At State Level Prison Planet.com … a zero-growth post-industrial society are bypassing the federal government's stuttering efforts to implement the cap and trade scam and going directly … and more

Zoeller Outlines Goals for 2010 – Inside INdiana Business (press release)

January 29th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Zoeller Outlines Goals for 2010 Inside INdiana Business (press release) A perpetrator of a “white van scam ” selling poor-quality stereo equipment from parking lots without collecting sales tax, Ed Christner, was prosecuted. … and more

New Zealand Basks in the Success of Avatar

January 29th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

Avatar, the most expensive and the largest grossing movie ever made, has given a big boost to the New Zealand (NZ) film industry and the economy as a whole. The 3D mega visual has delivered USD $218mn to the NZ economy while it was made in the country as against the politically criticized grant of

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Today is the Day to Start Asking Your Dealing With Debt Collector Lawsuit Questions

January 29th, 2010. Published under Business Scams, Scams. No Comments.

FYI, today and tomorrow I am answering questions regarding how to deal with debt collectors, debt lawsuits and related topics on my book’s Facebook fan page (discussions). If this works well I may do more question and answer sessions each month. Here is the first question posted today Question: In your book, you state that you must answer the summons in order to file a Motion to Dismiss and sworn denial. Makes sense, but what I’m unsure of is the timing for filing the Motion to Dismiss and sworn denial. Do I file these with the clerk of court at the same time I file my answer or sometime later? Answer: In most states you can file a motion to dismiss (and the sworn denial) as soon as you answer the summons. You should be able to file it at the same time you file your answer with the court. You would need to file them at the court clerks office, make sure you have 3 notarized copies. One for the court, one you must send to the plaintiff’s attorney and one for your files. You may also need to write up a verification (that it was sent) and include it with the papers you file with the clerk and include a copy in the papers you send to the opposing attorney. You may want to check your local court rules and your states “Trial Rules” which are sometimes called Rule of Civil Procedure” to see if there is a rule regarding pleadings and motion time-frame to file). Post your questions today and tomorrow (1/29 – 1/30 2010). If you haven’t read my book Stick It To Sue Happy Debt Collectors , I encourage you to take a look. Allen

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Stick It To Sue Happy Debt Collectors Book – A Clarification of an Affirmative Defense

January 29th, 2010. Published under Fraud, Scams. No Comments.

A reader emailed me and asked what portion of the FDCPA governs the collection of fees, such as attorney fees, outside of the original credit card agreement or amended terms in regards to an affirmative defense that I discuss in my book. In my book “ Stick It To Sue Happy Debt Collectors ”, I omitted a detail on the explanation of an affirmative defense. 18. Plaintiff is barred under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, from collecting attorney fees, interest, collection fees, and any amount not specifically provided for by purported agreement. In the affirmative defense explanation of #18 I should have noted that it is a violation of the FDCPA for a debt collector under: 15 USC 1692f § 808.1 Unfair practices A debt collector may not use unfair or unconscionable means to collect or attempt to collect any debt. Without limiting the general application of the foregoing, the following conduct is a violation of this section: (1) The collection of any amount (including any interest, fee, charge, or expense incidental to the principal obligation) unless such amount is expressly authorized by the agreement creating the debt or permitted by law. Many debt collection attorneys (especially in “no show” default judgments) will try to collect as much money they can for “attorney fees” and at times attempt to add other costs to a judgment. It is very important that a consumer use the affirmative defenses as outline in the book to prevent greedy lawyers (and Plaintiffs) from getting more than they deserve in the case they actually prove everything (unlikely in 90% of cases) and win a judgment. Consumers many times never respond (1 out of ten respond) to a debt lawsuit for whatever reason. A debt lawsuit is a civil action (they can’t put you in jail for it) and is mostly paperwork. Most of these types of lawsuits are nothing more than a scare tactic to get you to pay or to get a judgment to make you pay. I say make them prove it, if they can’t, you win. This is a preemptive affirmative defense to protect the defendant. If the attorney does collect more than allowed under the original card agreement (even under a default judgment) they may be in violation of the FDCPA. I would assume (my opinion) that if a debt collector files a lawsuit for more than the original amount owed and the interest rate, it could be construed as a false statement and a fraudulent collection practice under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). see section 808.1 of the FDPCA (PDF file) . You may be able to sue, even after the fact. A consumer protection attorney could advise you on how to proceed if this does happen. Check out my book if you want to learn how to fight debt collection lawsuits Stick It To Sue Happy Debt Collectors .

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Letter to Obama

January 28th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

I tried to send this to the white house.. Strangly when I hit send and after a long wait i was informed the server is down.. imagine that.. Was prob a dumb thing to do but figure what the hell give hi

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Judge Rules that Ellis v. Solomon and Solomon Violated the FDCPA by Suing Before During 30 Day Debt Validation Period

January 28th, 2010. Published under Fraud. No Comments.

I just got this via email. Ellis v. Solomon & Solomon P.C, Julie Farina, and Douglas Fisher 09-1247-cv United States Court of Appeals For the Second Circuit on 01/13/10 Affirmed the verdict of the district court which held that the defendants violated the FDCPA by serving Ellis with a summons and complaint during the FDCPA thirty-day validation period, without explaining that commencement of the lawsuit did not affect the rights set forth in the validation notice. We agree, and hold that service of process during the validation period must , at a minimum, be preceded or accompanied by notice to the consumer clarifying that the lawsuit does not in any alter the information contained in the validation notice. The National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys filed a amicus brief in support of the collection lawyers but it didn’t do any good. Judge said there is real potential for confusion when a consumer is served with a lawsuit during the validation period. Without some explanation to the consumer of the relationship between the suit and the provisions in the notice it may well appear to the least sophisticated consumer that being taken to court trumps any other out of court rights she had. PDF version of the decision

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Jeremy Kyle – Unemployment and YOUR money…

January 28th, 2010. Published under Unemployment. No Comments.

Young unemployed youth infuriates Jeremy to the point where he just gives up on him. On a serious note, this clip is very sad.

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Local reaction to the State of the Union address – Clarksville Leaf Chronicle

January 28th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Telegraph.co.uk Local reaction to the State of the Union address Clarksville Leaf Chronicle ” Cap and trade , green energy, global warming/change (did he get the memo that this is a proven scam ?), and the health care bill are all still on his agenda … State of the Union Speech: First Thoughts Examiner.com all 12,333 news articles

Brick and Mortar – Should I Or Shouldn’t I?

January 28th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

Hello again everyone! In the last installment, we briefly discussed the state of the union and how it has affected the average citizen on the street. Not much of what is happening out there is very good for the general populace at this point in time. Then I mentioned the most common alternative for people

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Money order scam in county – Record Herald

January 28th, 2010. Published under Fraud, Money Order Scams. No Comments.

Money order scam in county Record Herald Complaints of money order fraud have become prevalent throughout Fayette County and authorities are urging citizens not to fall into the trap. …

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Hackers Use The News Of Fake Celebrity Deaths To Their Own Advantage

January 28th, 2010. Published under Scams. No Comments.

If you want to get people interested in something that you have to say, just add a celebritie’s name to it and the heads will turn. This does not necessarily reflect well on our society, but it is the truth. We pay attention more to celebrities, than to anybody else. It doesn’t matter if they are in movies, music or sports, people care what they have to say. Since this fact is well known, hackers use this to their advantage on a regular basis. Before, they would wait until a big news story about a celebrity to break, and they would then try to capitalize off of it. Since there are sites such as Twitter and Facebook out now, it is easier to create a fake story themselves and get everyone to click on it. Fake Deaths Spread Malware This is exactly what happened last week. Throughout the different social media web sites, it was reported that the actor Johnny Depp, was killed in a car accident . Even though there was no credible source, that was reported in the news, the story spread like wild fire. In less than a couple of hours, Twitter was filled with RIP notices to the supposed “late” actor’s death. Of course none of this was true and was only just the means of a hacker spreading his latest attack throughout the Internet. It seems that it was a pretty successful attack, even though there are no hard numbers to reveal this fact. But as popular as this fakes new story was throughout the weekend, there had to be a lot of victims to this attack. He used the news, that there was video that showed the actual crash, to spread the virus around. When they went to watch the video, it would ask them to download a codec to be able to see the video. Once they did, the virus would then spread onto their machines. There must be an effort to educate people on what to click and what not to click. If there is not, then attacks such as this will work every time. Malware Plugged In People are so used to web sites asking them to install plugins when they go to them, that it is not a big deal for the average user anymore. When you go to web sites such as CNN.com, they even ask you to use a special plugin to view their content, which is only a Flash video. So it is hard for the average user to be able to tell the difference. As long as these attacks still work, Hackers will do their best to implement them. We have to get the word out to the public, when it is best to install something from a web site. If not, then this problem will be a continuous cycle. Hackers Use The News Of Fake Celebrity Deaths To Their Own Advantage is a post from: Scam Types dot Com Check out The Best Internet Security Programs Of 2009

State of the Union Speech: First Thoughts – Examiner.com

January 28th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Telegraph.co.uk State of the Union Speech: First Thoughts Examiner.com Cap and Trade , a program designed to kowtow to the global “man-made global warming” crowd while simultaneously destroying the economy, is still on the table … Local reaction to the State of the Union address Clarksville Leaf Chronicle all 13,446 news articles

Mail money order scam invades Central Texas – KXXV News Channel 25

January 27th, 2010. Published under Money Order Scams. No Comments.

Mail money order scam invades Central Texas KXXV News Channel 25 WACO – A new high-tech version of an old scam is sweeping through Central Texas. US Post Office investigators said hundreds of people are …

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Global Warming: is it even happening? – Telegraph.co.uk (blog)

January 27th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Global Warming: is it even happening? Telegraph.co.uk (blog) The White House has pinned most of its hopes on the creation of a nationwide market to cap and trade carbon credits to attain those cuts; …

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Graham Still Pushing Energy Tax Hike – FITSNews

January 27th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

FITSNews Graham Still Pushing Energy Tax Hike FITSNews Graham is the only Republican in Congress supporting “ cap and trade ,” incidentally, one reason that local Republican groups in Charleston, SC and Lexington, … and more

The mind of Islam

January 27th, 2010. Published under Tea Party. No Comments.

Lets call it what it really is – A war on all “unbelievers”, and recognize our enemy is Islam. Islam has gained the Whitehouse. QUOTE : Islam makes it incumbent on all adult males, provided they are

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Inflation Verses Deflation – What Does it Really Mean?

January 27th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

How many articles have been written over the last year and a half talking about the prospects of inflation or deflation? I’m sure someone can find out, but I doubt I’d be wrong to say thousands. I’ve read quite a few, and a lot of them have been very technical in nature, which only confuses

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They think we are stupid!

January 26th, 2010. Published under Tea Party. No Comments.

Ok the lies from this administration are getting out of hand. So far they have said:”There will be transparency”, They Lied! “There would be C-Span cameras” They Lied!”There will be no Earmarks” They

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The unemployed should besiege the administration

January 26th, 2010. Published under Unemployment. No Comments.

Ferguson Pt.4: Profits go up as jobs are cut; people will not accept 20% unemployment

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Lester Flatt

January 26th, 2010. Published under Tea Party. No Comments.

while channel surfing turned on C-Span – the US House is debating on some bill to honor Lester Flatt. Is it just me but doesn’t the house have more important things to discuss? Of course there is alw

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The Effect of the Recession on Sports Memorabilia

January 26th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

This past year has been very difficult for so many families across the United States. Job loss has been in record numbers. People have needed to adjust their lifestyles just to make ends meet from month to month. Luxury industries, such as travel and entertainment showed signs of the recession when families had to cut

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Men charged in alleged money order scam – Jackson Clarion Ledger

January 26th, 2010. Published under Money Order Scams. No Comments.

Men charged in alleged money order scam Jackson Clarion Ledger A flamboyant Louisiana minister and the creator of a Hurricane Katrina board game allegedly “set up shop” in Mississippi and spent thousands of dollars in … and more

Virginia AG Goes After Capital One for Debt Collection and Re-Aging

January 25th, 2010. Published under Fraud. No Comments.

I’ve had dealing with Capital One myself, they are a sneaky bunch, it appears that the Virginia Attorney General decided to do something about it. Hopefully other State’s Attorney Generals will dig deeper into Capital One’s business practices. West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw announced Friday that his office has sued credit card issuer Capital One and a debt collection agency for “unconscionable conduct in connection with their credit card lending and collection practices.” The complaint alleges that Capital One Bank, a subsidiary of Capital One Financial Corp. (NYSE: COF), tricked consumers into payment plans by sending them solicitations disguised as offers of new credit. The arrangement allowed Cap One to re-age the debt so that it did not fall under the statute of limitations.

Little-known fact: Obama has CUT taxes – Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)

January 25th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Little-known fact: Obama has CUT taxes Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) If you give me $20 a week but tell me I can expect increased medicare payroll taxes, Social security payroll taxes, cap and trade taxes, VAT taxes, … and more

Climate Scientist Warns of ‘ClimateGate USA’ – Dakota Voice

January 25th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Climate Scientist Warns of 'ClimateGate USA' Dakota Voice The cap and trade global warming tax, which has already passed the US House but has stalled in the US Senate, is a scam to interfere in the daily lives of … and more

Steve Janke: More mistakes from those wacky experts at the UN climate change panel – National Post (blog)

January 25th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

The Hindu Steve Janke: More mistakes from those wacky experts at the UN climate change panel National Post (blog) With the cap and trade scam off the table and formal investigations under way as to the 'scientific method' of the 'top' AGW 'scientists', what is said here … Global warming theory nothing but a man-made issue News-Leader.com all 935 news articles

Johnny Depp Killed By Malware. Savvy?

January 25th, 2010. Published under Fraud, Scams. No Comments.

There is a story currently going around the internet that claims that Pirates of the Caribbean actor Johnny Depp is dead. Don’t believe it! The reports about Depp’s supposed death are nothing new, having first been spotted way back in 2004 – Johnny Depp dies after fatal car crash BORDEAUX, France (CNN) — Johnny Depp’s car was found along side a road outside Bordeaux, France, with the guard rail embedded deep inside the car. If you click on that link you’ll be taken to what looks like a real page from CNN about the actor. If you read past the first few paragraphs, however, you’ll discover that the story is in fact about some British divers working in France. Whoever was behind the original hoax simply changed the start of the story to create their hoax. So how does this link into malware? Well, hackers watch the internet for trends and the story of Depp’s supposed death was certainly hot over the weekend. If you go Googling for news then there are now sites popping up about the alleged tragedy that contain links to videos… or so it seems. Over to Graham Cluley from Sophos for a better demonstration of where the malware may come from – You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video So, remember, stories of Johhny Depp’s demise are very much a hoax, just like previous ones about Miley Cyrus and Emma Watson dying in car crashes. Johnny Depp Killed By Malware. Savvy? is a post from: Scam Types dot Com Check out The Best Internet Security Programs Of 2009

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America’s Economy and the Up and Down Wave of the Economic Crisis in 2010

January 25th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

The economic crisis in 2010 will still hit the heart of many because America’s economy has been on a up and down journey for the last decade. As huge corporations were living high on the hog the average middle class people in America’s economy struggled on a yearly turned monthly into a daily basis. America’s

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Job Worries – Unemployment Sucks

January 24th, 2010. Published under Unemployment. No Comments.

To all those who are unemployed, underemployed, or are worried about losing your job, I definitely feel for you. I’ve been laid off 3 times in 10 years! What are your tips to stay positive and to see it through?

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NYT Editorial: The Case For The Climate Bill – Huffington Post (blog)

January 24th, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

NYT Editorial: The Case For The Climate Bill Huffington Post (blog) E-mail us at Huffpostgreen@huffingtonpost.com The Chamber of Commerce is dead wrong on climate change, and dead wrong on cap-and-trade legislation. … and more

Will Paper Money Become Worthless?

January 24th, 2010. Published under Economic News. No Comments.

Many recent predictions paint a picture of doom and gloom for the American dollar. Asia as an emerging economic powerhouse will negatively influence the value of the American dollar. In general paper money will become almost worthless and a new economic system will be put in place. Owning physical wealth such as silver and or silver

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Hope For Haiti Program – Did it really need to be on 26 TV channels at the same time?

January 23rd, 2010. Published under Fraud. No Comments.

Last night the wife and I settled into our normal Friday evening routine of watching television. Unfortunately Hope for Haiti was on 26 channels and the same time. While I do admire the fact that the television networks were trying to reach out to viewers in an effort to help with the Haiti disaster, I can’t help but think that there was some sort of monetary gain for the networks as the show ran on (at last count) 26 different channels at the same time. Why else would so many networks run the same exact show? It makes me wonder now much of a “cut” each TV network got from the donations. The show was even on Comedy Central which almost never runs anything of that nature. I am afraid that in running the same program on many channels had more of a backlash effect than a positive effect for the Hope for Haiti. My wife and I after watching the same thing on

Obama The Goldman Sachs Populist – Chicago Daily Observer

January 23rd, 2010. Published under Political Scams. No Comments.

Obama The Goldman Sachs Populist Chicago Daily Observer He voted for Cap and Trade and supported the single-payer Health scam … Sam Turgens: Salvi did best, by far: 2002: Durbin 68%, Sauerberg 28.3%; … and more

Questions and Answers on Dealing with Debt Collectors January 30th, 2010

January 23rd, 2010. Published under Business Scams, Fraud, Scams. No Comments.

Next Saturday (Jan. 30) I will be answering questions on how to deal with debt collectors on my book’s Facebook fan page ( Fan Page for Stick It To Sue Happy Debt Collectors ). You can post questions beginning on Friday January 29th and Saturday January 30th. I will do my best to answer as many questions as I can or point you in the right direction if I can’t answer. While you are waiting have a look at the book . See you next Saturday! Allen

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