I just realized that there is no legitimate way to make a lot of money with these so called at home business opportunities. You never know what businesses are a SCAM and which ones are not. It's such a shame that these businesses pray on innocent people like you and I.
Miker2 and those who have bought their degrees, I totally support your thoughts..I personally didn't finish College, but I have succeeded through hard work which has allowed me to prevail, financially and systematically (I learned the system)..I have been in corporate america for over 25 years and have learned a lot more without a degree than with one...I always call it common and street sense...that is one thing they don't teach in College..it only looks good to management when an applicant reflects College Education, because they think they can work more efficient with less supervision because management is to lazy to train today...I use to work at a company 25 years ago that provided literally monthly training to keep employees skills up to date..or basically sharpen their tools sort to speak...it's all about the mighty buck today..so I am encouraging you all if getting that instant education or degree makes you feel good, go for it..
Maricon and others who bought their degrees, please let me know where you found yours cause I am interested as well...bbromery@gmail.com...thanks
well, first of all you didn't purchase the car brand new..maybe new to you, but brand new, no...for someone who is so security conscious you would think you would have check the warranty periodically to assure you were up to date with coverage...anyone that tells me that they are security conscious and their warranty expired 8 mths prior to the incident, then you are not...don't blame it on the automobile..7 yr old auto...did u expect perfection?...if nothing happened to that automobile for the next 6mths to a year (without a warranty) and suddenly it had a problem, you would still be complaining that it was the make of vehicle...I bet if you still had warranty coverage it wouldn't have been an issue
I have to agree with Dawniette...and another important tid bit of information, don't be an impulsive shopper... Because it sounds good doesn't mean it is...lesson learned.
my only comment as I have mentioned to most consumers, check with BBB before making purchases, or buying out of sure impulse or even referrals...you check yourself...cause you never know...that is the problem with verbal contracts...we as white folk have that problem trusting in our own, because we share the same skin..wrong...demons are all around, even in your own skin
another sucker has been caught by the hook of consumer fraud...we are all like fish out water, some dummer than others...BBB folks, BBB...I reiterate, BBB...
common sense whenever you have a offer that says free trial for 3 days and you in turn give them a credit card you are likely going to be charged the cost of the site for them to manipulate it and a fee to process the order... There are always some processing fee involved in those businesses... You should have sought a free Senior site... I am sure there are many of them there...Instead, without wasting your money you could have gone to the local book stores like Border's or Barnes and Noble and find a senior/mate... So many places w/o the cost of being ripped off by the technology medium like the internet..you should know better than that, being a senior..your Daddy didn't raise no fool, did he..
you can not be that slow...the first few words, you won millions in a jackpot, would have given it away...didn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out...and that is why our country is so easily fooled by these scam artist..because we as americans have to sit back and think about it before we have concluded that it was a scam in the beginning...come on...an education is a terrible thing to waste.
