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There is more to this sandwich than meets the eye check out the “Bojon Gourmet” site on how to put this delectable looking sandwich together.
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A waste of great Art work I would say
THIS is SCOTT WADE. Check out what he does with the
dirty cars by carefully and artfully removing portions of the dirt.
According to his web site, he lives real close to a dirt road in San Marcos, Texas.
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This is a handy chart if you are a little worried about the color of your Pee. At this time of the year you may over indulge and not drink enough water and this will be a tell tale sign for you to gauge.
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Fake check Scams are becoming more common. Fake checks account for a third of complaints to the National Consumers League and other agencies according to Sid Kirchleimer the author of Scam-Proof Your Life.
You could receive a check for a competition or lottery you never entered. This is how it works.
You are asked to deposit the check and then forward an amount nominated in the letter to an address, usually by wire transfer before you are able to collect your winnings.
Right away you need to be suspicious. By the time the bank has informed you that the check is fake, you have already sent the money and they have flown the coup and no where to be found. You are responsible for the money withdrawn from that deposit and you may even have to face criminal charges or have your bank account frozen.
Here are some clue’s to a’ Fake’ check.
1. If your check has smooth edges be suspicious – Most checks have a rough or perforated edge.
2. No Bank Logo – Often a fake check has no bank logo or it is faded which is a clue that it has been copied from a photo. The bank logo may be misspelt in a way that it is not noticeable.
3. Observe the address on the check – It will probably be a false address or zip code. Ring the bank and check the address.
4. Look at the check number – Make sure that the number on the upper right hand corner matches the number at the bottom of the check.
5. The amount – It will probably be less than $5000 as federal rules require that deposits of that size be made available to you within five days. You of course will assume that the check has been cleared. Deposits of $5000 or more are subject to longer holding periods.
6. Check the paper – if the texture of the paper does not feel right, ask your bank to confirm the authenticity.
7. Signature – check the signature. If it does not look like a genuine signature and has the appearance that it may be digitally done have someone look at it at the bank.
8. MICR line – This is a line of numbers at the bottom of the check. The genuine magnetic ink looks and feels dull to touch. Fake MICR numbers are often shiny.
9. Routing number – These are the first nine digits of the MICR line that make up the routing number. This number identifies which bank issued the check. Its a fake if there is no numbers in this area. To verify routing numbers go to fededirectory.frb.org/reserve.cfm
Source: Sid Kirchheimer
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I hope you find these Tips of the day useful. Some feedback would be good.
The reason I do this, is that if your time, like mine, is full of “Stuff” our brains suffers from overload.
I just don’t get the time to read screens and screens of information. There is a lot of good information I miss because I put it aside to read it later. In most cases I don’t get back to it.
I do however find that small increments of information catches my eye and I tend to remember them or think to myself “I should do that, or that’s interesting I should post that as my readers may find that helpful, too.”
It might be that my attention span is a little short. I think we all suffer from this a little bit; we are doing one thing and our mind is thinking of the next project. We tend to multi task and not really focus on one thing.
Of course there are some articles that I do find easy to focus on. when I do I will usually pass them on to you, my readers.
I love new information in the health genre.
I love new ideas to save money, ways to help you get rid of your debts or at least reduce them.
I personally believe there is still tough times ahead still. We need to take responsibility for our debts and cost of living. We all need to make changes to protect ourselves from financial pain.
If we don’t do different nothing will change.
Enough from me, here is the “Tip of the Day.”
Check your hospital bill
According to Harvey Rosenfield of the Watchdog group, 97% of hospital bills are wrong. Less than 2% of those errors are in the patient’s favour. Average error: $1400.
Frequent mistake: Billing for items or services never delivered. [
lab work, medication, thermometers, wheelchairs, etc]
Self-defense: Insist on completely itemized bills and review them carefully
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