Thursday, December 15, 2011
Where or How do those online sites get your employment information?
The online sites that charge a fee to view past employment history, where or how do they get this information. I thought employment history was somewhat confidential? Thanks|||Usually via your credit history. Every time you fill out a credit app you are asked where you work. That data goes on your credit history.|||if...you know what your doing...you can track people/information by an email...its all available free...if you don't want the world to know everything about you...never put your phone number on any document or send an email
How can I get out of a non-refundable American Airlines ticket without a fee?
I purchased through Orbitz for a wedding which I found out will be delayed, and AA wants $200 to reschedule plus a $30 fee to Orbitz. Does anyone know of any possible thing that could happen to wiave these fees? Do medical conditions that prohibit flying work on non-refundable tickets? Thank you so much for any information.|||The only thing I can think of at this moment is hope that the flight is sold-out so you can give up your seat and then make money off the airline. I don't know if this will work but if someone died and you had to attend their funeral, maybe the airline will waive the penalty.|||Good luck! AA is so strict. Someone's got to die usually. It might be even more if there is a fare difference when you do your date change.|||Quite frankly, you can't!!
The airline is really strict. I used to be a ticket agent with them. They will hit you up about $100 to cancel your flight. They will take $100 from your fare, and put the rest into a travel credit.
AA is the largest airilne in the free world, they won't think twice about charging you. Either way, they already have your money
The airline is really strict. I used to be a ticket agent with them. They will hit you up about $100 to cancel your flight. They will take $100 from your fare, and put the rest into a travel credit.
AA is the largest airilne in the free world, they won't think twice about charging you. Either way, they already have your money
Question about fee informations from morgage broker?
i am talking to a morgage broker and in a fee information sheet , he put down that
1- Morgage brooker compensations fee is for 5070$
2- you have to pay broker fee at or before closing at the amount of 10145$
is this smth i have to go for , a rip off , any suggestions are welcome.|||it depends. What type of loan are you doing?
What is the interest rate?
What is your credit score?
Is this for a purchase or refinance?
What state are you in?|||What is the loan amount,
Talk with another broker and ask for a Truth-In-Lending,
Look at the first box, APR and compare those numbers together. This is your int. rate and your closing costs. (make sure the programs are the same, ie 30 year fixed not prepayment) This will be on your TIL as well.
Best of luck
1- Morgage brooker compensations fee is for 5070$
2- you have to pay broker fee at or before closing at the amount of 10145$
is this smth i have to go for , a rip off , any suggestions are welcome.|||it depends. What type of loan are you doing?
What is the interest rate?
What is your credit score?
Is this for a purchase or refinance?
What state are you in?|||What is the loan amount,
Talk with another broker and ask for a Truth-In-Lending,
Look at the first box, APR and compare those numbers together. This is your int. rate and your closing costs. (make sure the programs are the same, ie 30 year fixed not prepayment) This will be on your TIL as well.
Best of luck
Are work at home jobs that ask for a fee to start legit?
I've tried work at home jobs before and I was doing one where you have to make jewelry, bookmarks and things like that. They would always say the item was not made correctly, or make some other excuse so I never got paid.
Through internet research I found out about a work at home job doing clerical work, but they want me to pay a fee of $8.99 for an information and training kit (this is much cheaper than the fee I paid for the jewelry kit ($30) ). Has anyone ever done a clerical work at home job? Did you have any success? Is there a "catch" I should watch out for? Is it worth it to try?|||Generally not. Before getting involved with anything of this sort, check them out at the better business bureau website.
http://www.bbb.org/
Look over even the resolved complaints to see if there is any kind of a pattern. Don't do business with any company that is not at least two years old, five is better. Every once in a while I check out the companies that send me spam just for fun. I haven't seen one that looked reputable yet.|||I can not say for certain if it is or is not legit. I can suggest that you check with the BBB (Better Business Bureu) to find out if they have a negative history. There are legit work at home businesses out there, but you have to do your research to find them. If you are certain you wish to work at home look into developing something of your own, whether it be website development or something else. This way you know if it is done right and you can get paid. Good luck.|||From what i have been told about stuff like that was if you ever have to pay anything out they might not be a good choice!!!!! Sorry look Else where|||Hi there!
I have recently started an online business and would like to share some of my thoughts with you.
Before you start, think what product / service is of interest to you. Just because someone claims a particular business is lucrative, does not mean that its ideal for you. For eg. if you do not like or believe in the products / services of the business you are planning to start, you will never be happy working on that business.
At the same time, I would like to give you a word of advice. When I started my search for an online business, in the initial few weeks i was very cynical of every opportunity that came my way... I doubted everything because every business said they were the best!!! But then i realised that to move forward and select a business... its good to be skeptical but NOT cynical. Being cynical will never take you even a step forward. You need to be open to listening to different ideas and different opportunities and then use your due diligence in deciding which is the best option for you and then make your informed decision about it. Never let anyone sway you into making a decision... always make sure that you are the one who has actively decided into getting into the business.
Also, never pay a cent for beginners kit / information pack before you have joined a business. If the business is legitimate, they will not ask you for any payment before you have decided to join and they will always offer all information / support and help for FREE.
Another point I would like to highlight while we are speaking about payments is the difference between online jobs / and business opportunities.
You need to decide if you want an online JOB where you are working for someone else who send out your pay to you OR an online BUSINESS which is your own business.
Again, if its a job, I would say a legitimate employer should never ask for any money from you before or even after joining the company.
On the other hand, if its a business that you are starting, and you are convinced about the product, business model and you future, you must be prepared to treat this as a professional business and understand that there will be start up costs. How much you are willing to spend of course, depends entirely on your decision / and how much you are convinced about the business.
I have recently started my own business from home using the internet and phone and after searching for long I finally found something which met all my criteria:
- Deals with something I am passionate about
- Gives me more than enough time to spend with my precious family and friends
- Is legitimate
- Simple to start and run
- Has a very low start up cost and very high returns on a consistent basis
- Not MLM or pyramid scheme
- No cold calling or selling
- Can be managed from anywhere in the world
- Provides residual income consistently
- Increases my knowledge and self worth every day by allowing me access to the best minds in the world
- Does not require any specific skills or talent
If you are interested in something similar, I would be more than happy to help. Just send me a mail at namita@leverage4success.com
All the best in your venture!
regards,
Namz
Through internet research I found out about a work at home job doing clerical work, but they want me to pay a fee of $8.99 for an information and training kit (this is much cheaper than the fee I paid for the jewelry kit ($30) ). Has anyone ever done a clerical work at home job? Did you have any success? Is there a "catch" I should watch out for? Is it worth it to try?|||Generally not. Before getting involved with anything of this sort, check them out at the better business bureau website.
http://www.bbb.org/
Look over even the resolved complaints to see if there is any kind of a pattern. Don't do business with any company that is not at least two years old, five is better. Every once in a while I check out the companies that send me spam just for fun. I haven't seen one that looked reputable yet.|||I can not say for certain if it is or is not legit. I can suggest that you check with the BBB (Better Business Bureu) to find out if they have a negative history. There are legit work at home businesses out there, but you have to do your research to find them. If you are certain you wish to work at home look into developing something of your own, whether it be website development or something else. This way you know if it is done right and you can get paid. Good luck.|||From what i have been told about stuff like that was if you ever have to pay anything out they might not be a good choice!!!!! Sorry look Else where|||Hi there!
I have recently started an online business and would like to share some of my thoughts with you.
Before you start, think what product / service is of interest to you. Just because someone claims a particular business is lucrative, does not mean that its ideal for you. For eg. if you do not like or believe in the products / services of the business you are planning to start, you will never be happy working on that business.
At the same time, I would like to give you a word of advice. When I started my search for an online business, in the initial few weeks i was very cynical of every opportunity that came my way... I doubted everything because every business said they were the best!!! But then i realised that to move forward and select a business... its good to be skeptical but NOT cynical. Being cynical will never take you even a step forward. You need to be open to listening to different ideas and different opportunities and then use your due diligence in deciding which is the best option for you and then make your informed decision about it. Never let anyone sway you into making a decision... always make sure that you are the one who has actively decided into getting into the business.
Also, never pay a cent for beginners kit / information pack before you have joined a business. If the business is legitimate, they will not ask you for any payment before you have decided to join and they will always offer all information / support and help for FREE.
Another point I would like to highlight while we are speaking about payments is the difference between online jobs / and business opportunities.
You need to decide if you want an online JOB where you are working for someone else who send out your pay to you OR an online BUSINESS which is your own business.
Again, if its a job, I would say a legitimate employer should never ask for any money from you before or even after joining the company.
On the other hand, if its a business that you are starting, and you are convinced about the product, business model and you future, you must be prepared to treat this as a professional business and understand that there will be start up costs. How much you are willing to spend of course, depends entirely on your decision / and how much you are convinced about the business.
I have recently started my own business from home using the internet and phone and after searching for long I finally found something which met all my criteria:
- Deals with something I am passionate about
- Gives me more than enough time to spend with my precious family and friends
- Is legitimate
- Simple to start and run
- Has a very low start up cost and very high returns on a consistent basis
- Not MLM or pyramid scheme
- No cold calling or selling
- Can be managed from anywhere in the world
- Provides residual income consistently
- Increases my knowledge and self worth every day by allowing me access to the best minds in the world
- Does not require any specific skills or talent
If you are interested in something similar, I would be more than happy to help. Just send me a mail at namita@leverage4success.com
All the best in your venture!
regards,
Namz
How does one do a free search for information on the country of origin of last names?
I am not interested in any sites which require a fee or registration. I just am interested in the general information of last name nationality, so a free site to look up that information.|||Please look at links below.
What is the difference between unit trust fee chargers in Malaysia and US?
I've been wondering why is the unit trust fee charge in Malaysia is much more higher than in US. I want to invest but I still new so I don't know much bout this. I need some new information. Thanks!|||It is due to the diferent tax systesms.
The Us is more geared towards small to medium investors than Malaysia is currently|||how tax will affect the service charges? can you eleborate? Malaysia do not have capital gain tax....
The Us is more geared towards small to medium investors than Malaysia is currently|||how tax will affect the service charges? can you eleborate? Malaysia do not have capital gain tax....
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When you want to hire a lawyer especially personal injury lawyer what information you should look for?
When you want to hire a lawyer especially personal injury lawyer what information you should look for or what questions you will ask from the lawyer? What information needs to be included in the signed documentation such as fee, etc?|||For most personal injury cases it does matter too much who you get. The case is most likely going to be settled and you will not go to court. One important area are the fees. Most lawyers charge a third and subtract costs. You can find a lawyer that will do charge 20-25% in fees but you have to look for them.
The way a typical personal injury case works is you go through evaluation and treatment. After your treatment is done the attorney sends a letter to the insurance co. saying pay my client such and such amount of money. The insurance co. says no we will only pay this. Then the attorney and insurance company go back and forth and reach a final amount. Most people will take it. Pretty simple.
That was a very simplified version. I assumed you have had an auto accident. The money you get is usually based on whose fault it is, the severity of injury, medical records, and the policy limits of insurance.
Things to consider. How good is the attorney about getting back to you. Keep in contact to make sure attorney is aggressively going after insurance company. Things to ask attorney, ask if you medical bills will be taken out of your settlement. Also, be patient. Most clients get impatient, it takes a long time for treatment, etc., usually up to a year to settle case withou trial. With trial it could be two years. But if you are too hurried you could settle for a lower amount than what you could have gotten.|||You can submit your case to http://www.selectcounsel.com. Your case will be reviewed and if it is a good case one of the best lawyers in your area will take your case at no fee to you. Good luck.
The way a typical personal injury case works is you go through evaluation and treatment. After your treatment is done the attorney sends a letter to the insurance co. saying pay my client such and such amount of money. The insurance co. says no we will only pay this. Then the attorney and insurance company go back and forth and reach a final amount. Most people will take it. Pretty simple.
That was a very simplified version. I assumed you have had an auto accident. The money you get is usually based on whose fault it is, the severity of injury, medical records, and the policy limits of insurance.
Things to consider. How good is the attorney about getting back to you. Keep in contact to make sure attorney is aggressively going after insurance company. Things to ask attorney, ask if you medical bills will be taken out of your settlement. Also, be patient. Most clients get impatient, it takes a long time for treatment, etc., usually up to a year to settle case withou trial. With trial it could be two years. But if you are too hurried you could settle for a lower amount than what you could have gotten.|||You can submit your case to http://www.selectcounsel.com. Your case will be reviewed and if it is a good case one of the best lawyers in your area will take your case at no fee to you. Good luck.
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