Posts Tagged ‘please’

I am planning to write a letter of financial support and i was wondering how would you guys start one, im not stealing ideas im just helping mine so im not going to be copying any one. but any one have an idea on how you would start it off like do you jump straight into why you need financial help or would you explain personal things about yourself such as what school you attend or…? any thing is helpful and if you have any tips for a letter that would be helpful. thank you.

well, a week and a half ago, i got into “talenthunter.com” i uploaded my profile (im from mexico) and today i got an email that said “hi, the suite life on deck is casting romita area boys ages 14-19. I took a look at your profile and i think you have a unique look and are a great match for this casting. Please get back to me immediately so i can provide the information you need to be inclued in this casting.Liz”… im emotionated, but, i dont know if its true, or its just a fraud, i need some help, i tried to reply but i have to have gold membership, but i hace to pay and i dont have any credit cardas, and i dont know how to use paypal… please help me!, tell me if its true or they are cheatting on me, or what, please som help! thanks

au.youtube.com This is my MOST IMPORTANT video yet. I have had someone steal my identity on You Tube and send horrible messages to people i don’t even know!!!!!! This was all because i blocked him as a user. So far he has done 2 copy cat sites and i have explained how in this video. If this is happening to you please get on to You Tube. They have been fantastic for me. Most of all i am so sorry to anyone who has been the recipient of such trash. Love Megan xxx Oh FYI- here is the site au.youtube.com au.youtube.com au.youtube.com

My wife and I are preparing to adopt a group of three siblings from the foster-care system. We live in Florida. We know about the financial subsidies that the state offers. I am writing today to get comments about ADDITIONAL financial considerations – such as tax tips, additional programs (government or not), etc. for adopted children.

Obviously – we are NOT adopting children to “make money” (pretty ridiculous) but – this will change our family finances. I am a teacher, and my wife is a stay-at-home mom. We just want to make sure we are doing this the “smart” way, and would appreciate your experiences.

My dad signed up for a gold account for me on Xbox Live. It used his email and his credit card. However, I think the subscription ran out or something, and when i log on with the account it says : “Your account has been suspended due to a problem with your payment option. Please use a different payment option or update your current information in Account Management” then has 2 options “Update Profile” or “Cancel”. Cancel just closes the window and stops me from signing in to Live. When I do Update Profile it goes to the Account Management screen and shows the loading sign below all of the options. However, as soon as it finishes loading it takes me back to the Xbox Live section of the dashboard, with Demon Gooner’s Profile activated but not connected to Xbox Live. I thought of using the Account Recovery as I thought it was worth a go. However, when I go onto it it asks for the Windows Live ID email and password. The email is stevenrhughes@hotmail.com, my dad’s email. Ctd…
However, he set the password and has forgotten it, so i cant do that. When i tried to set a new password online, it said that I couldnt because I didnt have account recovery questions, because it didnt ask me to make them when I made the account. I contacted the Windows Live ID people about it but they wanted the number of the credit card that had been used to sign the account up, but my dad has multiple credit cards, does not keep his card statement things, and so he has no idea what credit card he used or even if he still has that particular credit card. I think i can safely say we are in trouble, but i REALLY want to try CoD 4 and some of the new games coming out on Live so really want to get it working! Any suggestions? Thank you very much for reading such a long question, I really appreciate it!

I am applying for a loan with prosper.com. Unfortunately, I will probably fall somewhere around the “D” or “E” level due to some old credit issues from a divorce a few years back. The good news is that I have great income and low DTI ratio and will agree to the highest interest rate under Florida law, which is 18%. How can I make myself the best possible candidate under the circumstances? What do you recommend I have in my profile? Family photos, professional photos? How much personal information should I include? On one hand I see where info about my kids would make me seem more likeable, on the other hand it might make me look “overextended.” Thoughts??? I appreciate all suggestions!

I recently applied for a payday loan, and I received an alert on my credit report. It showed an inquiry from the payday loan company that I just applied for. I though that “payday loans” don’t check your credit? Now do you know if this is a hard inquiry or soft inquiry and if I’m in the last process of closing escrow on a house purchase. Would this affect the process of the closing?
Well..I did read that paper work & didn’t state anywhere about a credit check, it however state that payment may be reported to the credit bureaus.

I need help.I need a payday advance QUICKLY. Not tommorrow. I have had such a run around these last few days, most web sights are not even lenders so you have to put all your information in twice or more! The last one I applied to made me think i was getting a loan then the next day tells me they cant give loans to state employees. Any Ideas anone on a good payday loan website?
I live in NC

After confronting my husband about a profile with his information I found for a singles online dating service he denied it immediately saying someone had stolen his credit card and got into his email account to set him up. The profile was so him down to the last detail my heart wants to believe him but my sensibility tells me he is a bald faced liar. I know this is a huge reach for anyone to believe but is it possible? or am I being sucked in? for the record he knows I have access to the account so it wasnt as if I was snooping. Im now seriously considering investigating him or setting up to see if he goes for the bait. I hate the idea of being made a fool of. Your suggestions, ideas and comments are welcome.

1. Cash substitutes, such as credit cards or debit cards, are a safe alternative to carrying cash. (4.0 points)
A. false
B. true

2. A secured credit card is only issued to people who do not have a savings account. (4.0 points)
A. false
B. true

3. A charge card is a line of credit and interest may accrue if the monthly balance is not paid in full. (4.0 points)
A. true
B. false

4. Borrowed money of any kind usually involves interest charges. (4.0 points)
A. false
B. true

5. One of the disadvantages of using electronic money is it is possible to lose track of one’s budget. (4.0 points)
A. false
B. true

6. The amount of interest you are charged yearly is called: (4.0 points)
A. Compound Interest
B. Credit Rating
C. Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
D. Average Daily Balance Method

7. Interest calculated not only on the original principle but also on the interest already accured (accumulated) is called: (4.0 points)
A. Compound Interest
B. Credit Rating
C. Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
D. Average daily balance method

8. The rating credit companies use to see if you are a good credit risk is called: (4.0 points)
A. Compound Interest
B. The three C’s (character, collateral, and capacity)

9. An institution’s evaluation of whether a person is suitable to receive credit is called: (4.0 points)
A. Credit Rating
B. Compound Interest
C. The three C’s (character, collateral, and capacity)
D. Personal profile

10. The card company totals your balance each day during the billing period, adds these daily balances together and divides by the number of days in the billing period is called: (4.0 points)
A. Compound Interest
B. Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
C. Average daily balance method
D. Complex daily total

11. Which ELECTRONIC CARD cannot be used randomly at a variety of stores and for a variety of services? (4.0 points)
A. multi-purpose credit cards
B. single purpose credit cards
C. secured credit cards
D. VISA cards

12. identity theft can occur in all of the following ways except: (4.0 points)
A. theft of wallets that contain identification and credit card information
B. theft of mail, including new checks, bank and credit card statements, or tax information
C. shredding all documents that have personal information such as tax information, address, and account numbers

13. The ______________card can be used anywhere. The slogan, “It’s everywhere you want to be.” applies to this card. (4.0 points)
A. multi-purpose credit
B. single purpose credit
C. debit
D. ATM

14. __________ are used in place of writing checks. The amount you spend using this card will be deducted from your checking account. (4.0 points)
A. Credit cards
B. Multi-purpose credit cards
C. Single purpose credit cards
D. Debit cards

15. Which of the listed cards can be used in place of cash? (4.0 points)
A. multiple purpose credit cards
B. single purpose credit cards
C. debit cards
D. ATM cards
E. all of the above

16. Select an alternative to using credit. (4.0 points)
A. You may choose not to buy.
B. You may pay with your savings.
C. You may postpone buying, save your money, and buy later with cash.
D. Any and/or all of the above.

17. To earn a good credit rating, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
(4.0 points)
A. Keep your own checking and savings account.
B. Pay bills after due date.
C. Pay bills before the due date.
D. Never give your credit card information or personal information to any unsolicited phone caller.

18. Three of the four statements below represent your credit responsibilities. Select the one answer that does not represent your credit responsibilities. (4.0 points)
A. Keep track of your spending so you know how much of your available credit you have used.
B. Pay off the entire credit balance each month.
C. Have the credit card bill sent to a temporary address.
D. Be alert to your total debt.

19. To help prevent fraudulent use of your credit cards, ask the clerk to destroy carbons of receipts with your signature, and keep all your receipts in a safe place. Do not give your account number to unknown (unsolicited) callers. (4.0 points)
Answer True False
20. No more than 15- 20 % of your monthly income should go toward credit card payments. (4.0 points)
A. false
B. true

21. To whom should you report the loss or theft of your credit and ATM cards? (4.0 points)
A. The card issuers within 24 hours of the loss or theft.
B. Report it to the bank with whom you have a checking account.
C. It is not necessary to report it because credit cards companies know via technology that a card is stolen.

22. Your credit line is based on your monthly income, your current debt, and length of residence at your current address. (4.0