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Last updated July 2014 by Theresa Wyne |
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Many topics will appear here. Visit often to see them.
Book reviews are the item of the month.
Die Broke by Stephen M. Pollan and Mark Levine
In my opinion, if this book doesn't make sense to you, then you need to
allow someone else to take control of your finances for you. If it is
enlightening from page 1, then you must immediately implement every step
that you understand. If you get 100 pages into the book & are still thinking,
"Well, duh", keep reading, you're not done yet. For you "Well, duh"
readers, you'll want to create a more advanced version of their
simplified plans, but you will want to ensure you've covered every aspect
of their plans for financial wellbeing.
Natural Cures "They" Don't Want You to Know About by Kevin Trudeau
The author presents very valuable information. The format is very easy to
read. If you have never read a health book, you need to memorize every
single item in this book and implement all of it immediately. Your life,
literally, depends upon it. If you've never finished reading any of those
many health books you've picked up, try this 1. If you've tried many
things you've heard over the years, this book will give you an excellent
summary of all of those things. You need all of them.
The only objection I have to this book, the reason I returned it for the
complete money back refund (minus shipping & handling which was very
expensive), is that, in the infomercial in mid-2005 they indicated
that the book would address specific diseases & specific solutions for them. I totally understand their point that there are 'big
brother' type of influences affecting how much they can state without
encountering additional legal difficulties. What I did not expect was
that every time I reached a point in the book where a specific disease was
addressed, the information said that the author could not state anything
& if I wanted real data I was welcome to go to his website & pay money
monthly for his monthly newsletter because that was the only way he would
be legally allowed to say the solutions without getting censured again. If that had been stated on the
infomercial I would have done that. But after being grossly mislead I will never
do that. That being said, I believe that, if you have a specific disease,
you probably should join their monthly newsletter group & get some real
answers. I do think this will be your, currently, best available source for real
nutritional answers. If you have a specific disease then you do need
that, no matter what is costs. Skip the book, buy the newsletters. (I get
no money from anyone for saying this; it's just my opinion.) |
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| Happy reading! |
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| Theresa Wyne |
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| Today's topic is small savings of stress & money! |
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If you go to switch
cell phone companies, you’ll want to ask them their final month
procedures. I left Verizon because they
couldn’t match their competitors’ offers. They failed to mention that
they planned to pro-rated the last month so they could pro-rate the
minutes allowance also. This meant they then charged me for a very, very
lot of ‘over the limit minutes used’, though I was, very carefully, still
way under my normal monthly limit; I was just way over their new, secret,
prorated limit. I came out completely OK, only by sheer luck.
But. If
Verizon gets away with doing this then the
other companies are doing it too. Just FYI.
P.S. Beware of receiving another, additional final bill after your final
bill. While protesting this practice & the associated lies & the
associated refusal to stop sending online monthly billings until the
additional $3.62 was paid, a supervisor read my protests, agreed,
apologized & cancelled the final bill which was full of lies like that my
billing cycle had begun the day after my final billing. She handled this
very well with excellent customer service, the way it's supposed to be!
It greatly behooves you to ask for a manager or supervisor with this type
of company; don't waste everyone's time & energy by upsetting the
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Also, small FYI, if
you’re considering Wells Fargo as your bank, they consider Canada to be a
foreign country & charge $1.50 each for ‘foreign item’ for depositing a
Canadian check. The local credit union charged $10.00 for a 'foreign
item' check deposited. It may greatly behoove you to read all of your
statements! Also, Wells Fargo set up a new account with a required
monthly transfer of money from the checking account to the savings
account; the penalty for failing to do this transfer was $5.00 a month. I
set it up on an automatic transfer; they charged me anyhow for the 1st
half a year...They said, "oh, oops, goodness, how in the world did that
happen?" & reversed it every month...in other words they assumed they
could get away with this sneaky procedure because most people don't read
their bills, don't check the small print & don't go in to protest small
amounts. 5 x 6 is $30. |
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On another front.
Yes, I’m a non-smoker. Yah! Thank you for the happiness I’ve heard, but,
don’t worry, I’m not looking for a pat on the back here. I want to
comment, with amazement, on the responses I’ve heard. I discovered why
most peoples’ response to me quitting was ‘yeah, uh-huh, that’s nice’.
Apparently, the statistics are it takes 7 to 10 tries for people to quit.
Hmmm, well, that just sounds too painful!!! I quit. It’s done.
Next subject. Actually, the only annoying part
was funny. It used to be that the last thing I’d do when leaving the
house was to grab my cigarettes & cell phone. I kept forgetting my phone
for several weeks! (Nope, for the 1st year, I noticed no changes in things like the
ability to breathe or smell, which is fine with me since I think the
city’s ‘scent’ isn’t as nice as chocolate!) I can smell star burst
lilies!!! After 4 years I can smell a bit more than that. Feeling strong
& healthy is awesome! |
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| Have fun! Theresa Wyne |
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| Life is wonderful! Stop reading & go out there & create
it!!! |
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