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Actual for You - A New Scam Hits The Web
Web directories have numerous benefits. Informative decisions must be made when choosing between submitting a site to a paid or free web directory. Whatever your choice, ensure that your website conforms to all required norms: complete, detailed, user friendly, and distinctive. The options are many and stem from two main categories: free directories and paid directori
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a
A good logo design represents a good company that clients and customers alike can put their trust in. Although it might seem like a minimalist issue when it comes to talking about a big company a logo actually has a lot of influence on how the company it stands for fares in its respective market. And it does not matter how big or small the company is, it has a great imp
Virtually anyone with an email account eventually receives a message running one of the oldest scams in the book.
Often referred to as the "Nigerian Letter," this scam involves getting a message from someone in a foreign country claiming to need a way to get 21.5 million dollars out of the country (the first country used in this scam was Nigeria, hence the scam's name).
He knows that you "are a trustworthy individual" and if you'll just send him your bank account information he will deposit the money in your account and give you 15% of the deposit.
Of course, after you give up your banking information the scammer empties YOUR account.
Well a new scam has spawned to take advantage of one of the web's most successful and widespread activities - online auctions.
The scammer sends you an email offering to purchase an item you're selling through an online auction or in the classified section of your local paper.
They tell you a relative living in the area will pick up the goods, however, when the check arrives, it's made out for more than the agreed price (often thousands more).
The bidder asks you to refund the difference and keep a percentage for your "trouble."
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a
Are you dog tired because of the way you manage your sales team? Many managers tell me that they cannot see a way out of traditional sales management methods that keep them working like dogs, including focusing strictly on revenue goals, staying late, traveling up to three weeks a month, tightly controlling teams, and constantly reacting to emergencies. There has to be
He knows that you "are a trustworthy individual" and if you'll just send him your bank account information he will deposit the money in your account and give you 15% of the deposit.
Of course, after you give up your banking information the scammer empties YOUR account.
Well a new scam has spawned to take advantage of one of the web's most successful and widespread activities - online auctions.
The scammer sends you an email offering to purchase an item you're selling through an online auction or in the classified section of your local paper.
They tell you a relative living in the area will pick up the goods, however, when the check arrives, it's made out for more than the agreed price (often thousands more).
The bidder asks you to refund the difference and keep a percentage for your "trouble."
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a
One of my secret weapons for getting a C-Level sales appointment is to use a little imagination, creative writing and a digital camera. The idea started with an April Fools joke and has become a powerful sales tool. It works for getting appointments with hard to reach C-Level Prospects.The concept is so simple and easy, that anyone can do it with a digital
Well a new scam has spawned to take advantage of one of the web's most successful and widespread activities - online auctions.
The scammer sends you an email offering to purchase an item you're selling through an online auction or in the classified section of your local paper.
They tell you a relative living in the area will pick up the goods, however, when the check arrives, it's made out for more than the agreed price (often thousands more).
The bidder asks you to refund the difference and keep a percentage for your "trouble."
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a
The biggest crime in small businesses today goes unnoticed by most outsiders. It is not reported in the media. There are no police reports filed and companies do not even mention it on their websites. People don't talk about it on the street and employees often overlook it. Even though this crime is rampant among small businesses, it's presence is so subtle that many bu
They tell you a relative living in the area will pick up the goods, however, when the check arrives, it's made out for more than the agreed price (often thousands more).
The bidder asks you to refund the difference and keep a percentage for your "trouble."
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a
A girlfriend and I were feigning lament over being unemployed one afternoon. One of us (I’m not confessing who) mentioned wanting a kick-back job that paid well. The kind of job where you work no more than eight hours and had some free time to catch up with coworkers. The kind of job where you knew you could leave at 4:00 every day so you can catch the last half of The
Of course the check is forged and, if you refund the difference, you can kiss your money goodbye.
Moral of the story: free money is only free for the person who steals it from you!
~ The Coming Storm Over DVDs ~
If you thought Napster caused a stir over trading music and the illegal CD-ROMs people made on their computers, wait until everybody gets a DVD burner!
The average price for an excellent DVD burner has dropped well below $400 and medium to low priced computers now include DVD burners as standard equipment.
The only thing holding back the avalanche of DVD copying seems to be the rather hefty cost of buying blank DVDs.
With an average price of $1.50-2.00 each, blank DVDs cost far more than blank CDs, which run around 20 cents each.
But, if you look back about 6 years, blank CDs used to cost a dollar apiece, so it won't take long for the price of blank DVDs to drop.
When that price drop does come and every home with a computer can also duplicate full-length movies on DVD, watch for one of the biggest upheavals in the history of Hollywood.
It will make the music industry's crackdown on illegal music sharing look as mild as a 5 minute "time out" in the local pre-school class.
~ Yahoo! - Still King! ~
In a bid to capture even more of the world's search engine traffic, search giant Yahoo! recently purchased the web's largest pay-per-click search engine, Overture.com.
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