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personalized christmas gifts

holleli — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 5:12:04 PM -0500

Although a new computer is perhaps the personalized christmas gifts, lots of less expensive possibilities are out there for an 8-year-old boy attracted to technology. Interactive software programs of all sorts can provide hours of fun and learning on the family computer. In addition, handheld electronic games are popular, such as Thumb Warriors from Radica, which will delight an 8-year-old when he discovers the enemy's "trigger of doom" and hears his opponent cry in defeat. Skannerz Racerz, ...

Wie funktionieren Strommessgeräte und sind diese empfehlenswert?

Loopy_Franka — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 9:00:14 AM -0500

Diese Frage stellte mir vor Kurzem ein Kunde. Wir führen ein kleines Elektrofachgeschäft im Familienbetrieb und versuchen selbstverständlich jedem Kundenwunsch gerecht zu werden, mit dieser war ich bis dato allerdings noch nicht konfrontiert worden. Eigentlich erstaunlich, wenn man bedenkt, dass diverse Stromanbieter stetig die Stromkosten beziehungsweise die Stromtarife verteuern. Logischerweise sollte da jeder einmal nachschauen, welches seiner Geräte zu viel Strom verbrauc...

Amazon chases away...

terpfan1980 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 4:04:15 PM -0500

I don't know why I have to get forced into a love/hate relationship with Amazon, but it seems that I do.

As a buyer, I love dealing with Amazon. The experience is pretty hard to beat, and as evidenced in a recent news article about customer service and bad actors and the lack of such on Amazon, it's pretty easy to justify buying via Amazon. If you happen to hit a bad customer service experience, Amazon will step in and make it right, and rather swiftly the bad seller will find the...

I hate PayFlex

terpfan1980 — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 4:50:23 PM -0400

Argh!! I really, really, really hate (and I hate to use that word as I try not to have hatred for others) the chuckleheads at PayFlex USA. What a bunch of frackin' idjits they are there.

I've been fighting -- over the last 2 months (give or take) -- requests that they sent me to provide additional documentation for dental work done back in May. They demanded supporting documentation for work that was done and I provided the supporting documentation they asked for, but i...

Collections. To pay or not to pay?

eolufson1967 — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:13:23 AM -0400

I have owned a Credit Repair/Restoration company, Credit-CPR, for almost 10 years now. It is amazing to me that as credit oriented that this country is that our school system doesn’t teach us a thing about in all our years of both public and private schooling. We generally don’t learn about credit until we get out there in the real world. Even those of us with great credit scores don’t seem to have a clue how that score is computed. I always encourage people to take on my job t...

Hooray for Tax Refunds!

larryviel — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 1:03:33 AM -0400

We just got our tax refunds today so the guys are already asking around who are up for a round of drinks. While they were kidding around as to who is going to pay the tab later, they asked what I plan to do with the tax refund I just got. I just smiled at them and told them that I’ll use it for something else, leaving them to think about what that something is. But the truth is, I do not plan on spending my tax refund anywhere else.

Some of you will think this is a crazy idea. It’...

Financial Sherlock for a Day

larryviel — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 1:02:41 AM -0400

Ever since I’ve read all about Sherlock Holmes, I’ve dreamed of becoming a detective someday. Many years and a college degree later, I didn’t turn out to be the crime-stopping detective of my dreams. But that didn’t mean that I totally forgot all about my dream. From time to time, I do a little detective work for my friends and relatives. Not to find where the car keys are misplaced (for the nth time), or prove that the dog really ate the kids’ homework....

Baby Steps of a Financial Plan

larryviel — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 1:01:21 AM -0400

If you’re like me who hates Math (okay fine. You don’t hate Math. Math hates you. ), then you’re probably cringing at the thought of making your own financial plan. Finance = Math, so it has A LOT to do with numbers, right?

Don’t hit your head on the wall yet. Financial planning isn’t as bad as you think it is. It may not look fun, but it can be a very rewarding thing to do.

So how do you start? No button bashing on the calculators just yet. The on...

The Claims Games

Phil Osborn — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 11:30:29 PM -0400

I just submitted this to the state of California at insurance.ca.gov/0250-insurers/IndHlthRateFilings, in response to an article about Anthem Blue Cross's application to raise rates by about 20% next year. Note that previously they had insisted that they needed to raise rates by about 40%, due to increasing costs. However, the parent company, WellPoint*, was audited and somehow, via such standard accounting practices as double-billing, as they admitted, they had lost track of qu...

Corporate Culture and other Oxymorons

Phil Osborn — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 8:14:10 AM -0400

Some years back, Ralphs got busted big-time for systematic overcharges of its grocery customers. As a legal consequence they had to offer all kinds of bonuses - free groceries, for example - for every overcharge that a customer caught on their receipt. I had been checking my receipts for years by then and about half the time there would be an error of a few dollars. I collected big-time when the penalty policies were implemented.

Now Ralphs, Food-4-Less and t...

Since when did SouthWest Airlines take over American?

terpfan1980 — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 8:47:16 AM -0400

Argh! I booked flights on American Airlines a few weeks ago and booked a later afternoon/evening flight so that I'd have time to get some work done during the day before flying out. As if!

It seems that American Airlines has been taken over by SouthWest Airlines, or so it would appear from the the service that I've gotten from American thus far. When I went online to check-in for my flight I find that I can't check-in because I don't have assigned/selected seats yet. O...

Home Owners and Foreclosures: Can Somebody Explain to Me...

Leauki — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 3:28:45 PM -0400

Since I just sold a flat in Berlin (my dad was using it until late last year) and since I am thinking of buying a place in a few years, I searched the Web for property and mortgage information, theoretical such.

I found this interesting article from 2007 which gives an example of how circumstances can change. Don't bother reading the article itself, I will quote the relevant sections and numbers.

http://drhousingbubble.blogspot.com/2007/07/foreclosure-story-how-does-process-look.html

Fr...

Let's talk about tipping

Locamama — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 9:03:21 AM -0400

So are you a good tipper? Who do you tip? What percentage? Is there ever a time you resent being asked for a tip or seeing that tip jar out?

I tip if I eat in a restaurant. I do feel that when they take my order, bring my food, refill my drinks they deserve a tip. I generally tip about 15% sometimes more if it is excellent service. I do not tip when I order carryout food and I don't understand why they expect a tip when all they did is put my order in a...

calmont

calmont — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 7:49:56 AM -0500

Our world is advancing in all technology and medicine is reaching new heights. With the advancements in such things we depend on cables and wires are extremely important for such the medical field, the military and in everyday use for things like cell phones, computers, games and there accessories. We need more lightweight cables that strip easily and can fit in to tight places. Flexible wire and flexible cable may be required in just about anything. Flexible cables...

PayPal, ER Solutions and Fraud

Zargon — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 9:39:56 PM -0500

Today I was let down by PayPal. Here is how it happened.

About ten years ago someone opened a PayPal account in my name. The account was fraudulent, and the only way I found out about it was an accident. I tried to add one of my credit cards to my PayPal account and was rejected because the credit card was already tied to another PayPal account. Another PayPal account? What? I don't have any other PayPal accounts! So I called PayPal, and the FBI...
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Short course in customer experience

Zubaz — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 9:26:56 AM -0500

Sometimes it seems like the basics are forgotten.

It all starts with this. There are two parts to customer experience: the customer, and the experience.

The CUSTOMER is a person. A human being. Your neighbor, your aunt, your postman, your car mechanic, your librarian. This is a person who deserves to be listened to, not just "monetized" or reduced to a number in a database somewhere in the cloud.

The EXPERIENCE is everything that happens to that person as they interact with your company...

Generation Me at the McDonald's Drive Thru

JesseJ — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 10:50:51 AM -0500

A Toledo, Ohio woman, Melodi Dushane, assaulted McDonalds employees because they did not serve McNuggets during breakfast hours. Since her age is 24, she is definitely a member of the Me Generation. She is an extreme example of someone that thinks the world should revolve around them. That's the attitude that people in the Me Generation walk into stores and restaurants with. This reminds me of when Burger King ran ads where at a BK location, they told all their customers ...

Chinese clothing, Cheongsam, Qipao

mmzzin — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:59:20 AM -0500

Qipao (ch'ipau, qi pao) is one of the most typical, traditional costumes for Chinese women. Also known as cheongsam, it is like a wonderful flower in the Chinese colorful fashion scene because of its particular charm.

Cheongsam is fit to Chinese women’s slim figure, especially the Shanghai girls. The following four factors promote the fashion’s generation and popularity:
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ATTORNEY'S ADVICE-----NO CHARGE

foreverserenity — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 9:09:26 PM -0500

I received this in an email and thought it would be good advice to share!

____________________________

A corporate attorney sent the following out to the employees in his company.

1. The next time you order checks have only your initials (instead of first name) and last name put on them. If someone takes your checkbook, they will not know if you sign your checks with just your initials or your first name, but your bank will know how you sign your checks.

2. Do not sign the back of...

The role of IT

ldfmera — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 4:02:04 AM -0400

The role of IT has developed along with the changes that have occurred over the last five years, and there is now extensive use of internal email, remote email and online access to accounts and inventory. Groupware features such as Windows for Workgroups are also used to enable better and more efficient team work. These have been to the extent that the managing director considered the changes could not have occurred without the facilitation of IT.

A great deal of trust was required initially,...

BoA Customer Gives The Bank A Piece Of Her Mind On YouTube

Abe Cubbage — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 9:42:35 PM -0400

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGC1mCS4OVo&feature=player_embedded

The U.S. Eastern Province

slaporakas — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 2:09:10 AM -0400

that this information came from hearsay only. DiNoia, who has been at the bishops' conference for four years, handles doctrinal topics that touch both on faith and morals. That work has broadened considerably into ethical areas, such as in health care issues. He described the work as "more than a 9-5 job. It's all-consuming." In addition to his teaching load, one course a semester, DiNoia edits the quarterly philosophy/theology journal The Thomist. In the Dominican election process, the electi...

Dominican selection of DiNoia nullified

alospodak — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 12:14:59 AM -0400

WASHINGTON -- When members of the U.S. Eastern Province of the Dominican Order opened their quadrennial chapter June 6 in Providence, R.I., they quickly elected a new provincial. But when the name of the new provincial, Fr. Joseph Augustine, DiNoia, was faxed to the Dominican master in Rome, he just as quickly nullified the selection, a prerogative reserved for the master. In the words of the order's rule, the election of DiNoia was "cassated" by the Dominican master, Fr. Timothy Radcliffe. Ac...