Thanks, Anne. Glad you liked the piece. It was important to me to include ideas that everyone could use, and not just those down the road from an organic farmers' market (although I think those are great).
A friend was telling me about a time her credit card company called her on vacation to ask if her card had been stolen because the company noticed out-of-state charges on her account. It's a nice piece of mind to know someone's watching out for you.
"Let’s say you pay off the balance of your card in full at the end of one month, say April. But in May, you don’t pay off your complete balance. Boom, some credit card issuers will charge you for two months’ worth of interest." can you explain this a little more? How are they allowed to do that??? I found a similar artilce called Credit Cards – Flexible Friend or Foe? and it explained this a little as well, however I am still confused. Thanks!
Many people would argue about the TVs and Lattes, lol, however these really are expenses that we don't need. I think these are some great ideas to Tips to Teach your Kids about Smart Money Management. Thanks for this post!
I'm with you on this one. Netflix eliminated 95% of the "pain" of canceling our recurring monthly cable bill. The Instant feature means we're actually watching more, quality programming than what we could get via basic cable. $9/month for Netflix vs. $50 for cable = WIN
since when did legality been an issue? the people who watch are not the culprits; it is the people that put them there in the first place. If you can get something on the internet with a watch here or download button, then it is yours
Yes, to be financially independent takes a lot of hard work. I really like the first tip. Indeed being under employed is better than having no job at all. People with PhD’s even have a hard time looking for a job. The recession has made it even worse. Knowing expenses is so easy. I use a debit card as an alternative to risky credit cards. Now there’s no need to list down purchases at the end of the day. Transaction receipts are always there to make an easy track on them. And your only spending your own money. The saving part is really the hardest. But, recently I've tried dropping loose coins in a piggy bank and I know that they will amount to a larger sum one day.
I use http://www.spendingdiary.com/ to track my expenses. It's free and they don't ask me to share my bank account information. It's also very basic. You input your expenses.
Brasso works great!! I have a dvd that would not play beyond the first couple of minutes...now it plays perfectly all the way through. Also tried Brasso on a pair of plastic lense sunglasses (I can slip them over my regular glasses in a heartbeat. I didn't like transitional lenses). The sunglasses were badly scratched, but now they are very clear. Kudos to Paul Michael!!!
you also need to buy certified organic becuase everything else gets irridated now by law and is hereby dead food due to the radiation treatment, which is used to kill bacteria.
The following are a few things I have found are good clues about these scams:
1. If their email address is not from a private domain (it's a hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc. account not so-and-so@companyname.com). This is without actually pulling up the header information and tracing back to the original server it was sent from.
2. If they can't construct a sentence correctly (someone else mentioned this). Poor grammer and/or spelling. You would think they would at least use a spell checker since they are mass mailing what are essentialy form-letters.
3. In the "To:" line on the email itself it either has no name, or a long list of email addresses it was sent to.
5. They do not provide their phone number.
6. They insist that you do something that could provide them with your bank information. They want you to use Direct Deposit, or insist you cash their check, money order, etc. at your bank. If you can't receive the funds through Pay-Pal, or cash the check at some place like ACE Cash Express, it's a scam.
The biggest scam of all though, is the banks themselves. First, they won't post funds from a deposit you make for 5 to 7 days, telling you the check you deposited must physically clear the bank it was drawn on. BANKS DON'T CASH CHECKS WITH OTHER BANKS, THEY CASH THEM THROUGH THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS... AND THEY GARUNTEE 24 HOUR SERVICE TO THE BANKS. Your bank (and mine), are sitting on our money for that time so they can collect the interest on it.
And, the banks now cash unsigned checks. Any request the bank receives electronically (through the internet, telephone, etc) requires only the banks routing number and a valid account number in order for them to pay it. That's just the numbers from the bottom of your check - A BLANK CHECK. And you can't do anything about it.
No one has to steal your identity to steal the money from your bank account. all they have to do is give those two numbers, an amount, and any check number - even one you've already used. Someone got my account number and started paying their bills and buying stuff online. Although they had the information, the bank would not even give me the persons name and would not stop paying out from my account. I had to close the account and open a new account. The police and the Justice Department would not do anything unless I could tell them who it was. They wouldn't do any investigation, I had to do it. According to the Federal Reserve and FDIC this is all legal now.
Sorry to go on so, but that's my two cents (or $15,000+) worth. I'll get off my soap-box now and you can take it for what it's worth to you.
It is easy to find a lot of health insurance companies online.What is not easy is to find genuine health insurance company.They are reputable companies that offer many insurances and all of them are with free quotes.There you can find the cheapest price because they are not middleman, like 99% of the online sites that offer health insurances.A friend of mine told about such a company.I thought it will be helpful for every one to share it here.
I signed up with a great package intro deal. When it ran out- I tried to bargain for a continuance, saying it was just not worth more to me. They came down some, but not enough. So I canceled the TV, and told them it was a trial to see if their local competitor (FIOS) was good, then I would switch all 3. Within 2 weeks they offered me the intro rate for another 2 years, and sent me a promotional $200 visa card! Yearly savings: 650. But it took actually canceling TV as a negotiation tactic. I was really willing to walk away. Thats' the upper hand in any negotiation. In 2 years from now, I will probably just cancel the TV for good.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Helicos BioSciences Corporation (NASDAQ: HLCS) announced today that it is in the early stages of validating molecular diagnostic (MDx) tests that utilize its HeliScope® Single Molecule Sequencer. The HeliScope Sequencer€™s ability to sequence single molecules of natural, unamplified DNA or RNA simplifies the diagnostic testing workflow obviating the need for the amplification steps utilized by most genetic analysis methods. This ability to eliminate amplification steps has several advantages including the potential for Helicos to sell its MDx tests for substantially less than the price of comparable existing diagnostic tests.
€œOur plan to develop and market our own MDx tests is driven by our confidence in the unique capabilities of the HeliScope Sequencer,€ stated Ron Lowy, President and Chief Executive Officer. €œOver the past months, we have considered a number of alternatives to our long-term strategic focus and consulted with industry experts, many of whom shared our confidence in the HeliScope Sequencer. Ultimately, we decided developing tests for the nascent and expanding diagnostics sequencing market presented the best opportunity to deploy technology that will potentially drive rapid near term revenue growth by providing attractively priced MDx tests.€
Helicos believes that the HeliScope Sequencer will have utility across a broad array of MDx tests. Initially, Helicos is developing a MDx test that will identify gene mutations indicative of a woman€™s increased risk of developing hereditary breast or ovarian cancer. This test is currently scheduled to launch during the second quarter of 2011.
Helicos is also developing additional MDx tests in well-established markets. Helicos intends over the longer term to use its core technology€™s quantitative capabilities to explore developing MDx tests based upon the detection and quantification of foreign DNA/RNA circulating in the bloodstream, such as a non-invasive prenatal diagnostic test.
In furtherance of its new strategic plan, Helicos has begun development of its own genetic testing laboratory for which it expects to seek certification under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA). In connection with this, Helicos recently hired Dr. Robert Wassman as Chief Medical Officer (CMO). Dr. Wassman has over 25 years of experience in the clinical translation of innovative genetic testing technologies, and has held a variety of professional and senior management positions. Most recently, he was a Founder and CMO of Good Start Genetics, a company focused on the application of €œNext Generation€ DNA sequencing to assess individual carrier status for rare genetic disorders. Previously, he was President of Celula, Inc., which developed instruments for the isolation and analysis of rare, highly informative cells for personalized diagnostics. Prior to these start-up ventures, he was the Vice President and National Medical Director of Genzyme Genetics, where he held operational responsibility for all clinical services and genetic counseling, and also led business development and new product implementation for their reproductive franchise.
Additional information can be found in Helicos' Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009, as filed with the SEC on April 15, 2010, together with its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the first fiscal quarter 2010, as filed with the SEC on May 17, 2010. These reports include a discussion regarding the company€™s need to raise capital to pursue this new business of developing molecular diagnostic tests, disclosures regarding the company€™s operational results and liquidity position, and additional disclosures regarding other risks and uncertainties faced by Helicos.
About Helicos BioSciences:
Helicos BioSciences is a life science company focused on innovative genetic analysis technologies for the development and marketing of MDx tests. Helicos€™ proprietary True Single Molecule Sequencing (tSMS)TM technology allows direct measurement of billions of strands of DNA enabling the delivery of competitive MDx tests at lower price points than current tests. The company€™s corporate headquarters are located at One Kendall Square, Building 700, Cambridge, MA 02139, and its telephone number is (617) 264-1800. For more information, please visit www.helicosbio.com.
Forward Looking Statements:
Certain statements made in this press release that are not based on historical information are forward-looking statements which are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. This press release contains express or implied forward-looking statements relating to, among other things, the prospective value of the unique attributes of single molecule sequencing in the diagnostics markets, Helicos€™ belief that its technology is capable of meeting needs in the diagnostics markets in the near term, Helicos€™ beliefs regarding its ability to introduce successful diagnostic sequencing applications utilizing Helicos technology, Helicos€™ beliefs regarding competition from other companies in the diagnostics market, and management€™s plans, objectives and strategies. These statements are neither promises nor guarantees, but are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Helicos€™ control, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in these forward-looking statements. In particular, the risks and uncertainties include, among other things: our ability to successfully implement a strategic shift to focus the business on the diagnostics markets utilizing the HeliScope Sequencer; a third party suing us for infringement of intellectual property rights; the costs of, and potential for an adverse outcome from, any intellectual property litigation; our history of operating losses and ability to achieve profitability; our ability to sustain our technology and know-how; competition; changing technology and customer requirements; our ability to operate in an emerging market; market acceptance of our technology; the length of our sales and implementation cycles in the diagnostics markets; failure of our technology and products; ethical, legal and social concerns surrounding the use of genetic information; our ability to retain our remaining personnel following our May 2010 reduction in force and our ability to hire additional skilled personnel required to pursue our diagnostics strategy; our ability to manage our growth while operating with limited resources; our ability to control our operating expenses; general economic and business conditions; our ability to obtain capital when desired on favorable terms including our need for significant additional capital prior to the end of the third quarter 2010 to fund our operations; our current financial resources and substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern; and the volatility of the market price of our common stock. Existing and prospective investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. While Helicos anticipates that subsequent developments may cause the company's views to change, Helicos undertakes no obligation to update or revise the information contained in this press release, whether as a result of new information, future events or circumstances or otherwise, except as required by law. For additional disclosure regarding these and other risks faced by Helicos, see the disclosure contained in Helicos€™ public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Another great product is Hydrogen Peroxide. It does amazing things and is extremely useful as a way to kill germs on your skin, sink, and wherever. You can find sites that have lists of what you can do with it and it's really cheap and has a really long shelf life.
I wish I read this sooner. It would have helped me before I bungled into my first lingerie store. But, it's cool once you get the hang of it. Though, I learned style is pretty important for girls and guys alike. I like a saucy style of lingerie . <-- something like what they have here. Very nice!
Definitely that is a very great post. I am looking for this kind of post. I need those principles on my small business. I can now see the future of my business success.
NOTES:
1.how much is your time worth?
2.We are in a recession and the auto industry is a beaten down sector
3.Edmunds.com is a valuable source
4.Salesman have to eat too, they buy cars too.
Look, I know that we are all trying to save money but we need to draw a line somewhere. I agree that these tips on saving on a new car can be beneficial to a really selfish person. I used to work at a car dealership and despite popular belief, salesman are really honest. Yes, they can be pushy but that's the nature of the business and they don't like it anymore than you do. We are still in a recession where the auto industry was demolished (General Motors) and not to mention thousands of workers lost their jobs because of it and you want to take every penny away from the salesman's commission when he or she has a family of her own? Atleast they aren't out there dealing drugs, they are doing honest work. The last thing they need is some selfish customer come in with an invoice price from the internet, a bad credit score, no money down, wanting a brand new car, and lie on the application about how much money they make just to get the 'best price" and brag about it later to their friends so that they do the same.
Now I am not a salesman so I don't feel obliged to defend them but I know the other side of the fence. I'm also NOT SAYING that your can't get a good deal. There are ways to get a good deal that you can afford and a deal the salesman can go home to their family about. I wouldn't be surprised that the people who try to squeeze out every ounce of profit from the dealership are the same ones complaining about the economy. Oh, the irony.
How much is your time really worth if you spend a week trying to haggle the best possible price?
As for Edmunds.com, I think it's a valuable source.
I like to use extra light olive oil for mayo.
Lighter than evoo, but a richer flavor than canola.
This is great advice. Not everyone thinks to keep record of their valuables, but maybe it's better to be prepared and safe than sorry.
There's also insurance policies that can protect you valuables in case of natural disaster. You can find out more here: http://insurance.equifax.com/2010/07/natural-disaster-insurance-claims-w...
Thanks, Anne. Glad you liked the piece. It was important to me to include ideas that everyone could use, and not just those down the road from an organic farmers' market (although I think those are great).
A friend was telling me about a time her credit card company called her on vacation to ask if her card had been stolen because the company noticed out-of-state charges on her account. It's a nice piece of mind to know someone's watching out for you.
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"Let’s say you pay off the balance of your card in full at the end of one month, say April. But in May, you don’t pay off your complete balance. Boom, some credit card issuers will charge you for two months’ worth of interest." can you explain this a little more? How are they allowed to do that??? I found a similar artilce called Credit Cards – Flexible Friend or Foe? and it explained this a little as well, however I am still confused. Thanks!
Many people would argue about the TVs and Lattes, lol, however these really are expenses that we don't need. I think these are some great ideas to Tips to Teach your Kids about Smart Money Management. Thanks for this post!
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I'm with you on this one. Netflix eliminated 95% of the "pain" of canceling our recurring monthly cable bill. The Instant feature means we're actually watching more, quality programming than what we could get via basic cable. $9/month for Netflix vs. $50 for cable = WIN
since when did legality been an issue? the people who watch are not the culprits; it is the people that put them there in the first place. If you can get something on the internet with a watch here or download button, then it is yours
Yes, to be financially independent takes a lot of hard work. I really like the first tip. Indeed being under employed is better than having no job at all. People with PhD’s even have a hard time looking for a job. The recession has made it even worse. Knowing expenses is so easy. I use a debit card as an alternative to risky credit cards. Now there’s no need to list down purchases at the end of the day. Transaction receipts are always there to make an easy track on them. And your only spending your own money. The saving part is really the hardest. But, recently I've tried dropping loose coins in a piggy bank and I know that they will amount to a larger sum one day.
I use http://www.spendingdiary.com/ to track my expenses. It's free and they don't ask me to share my bank account information. It's also very basic. You input your expenses.
Brasso works great!! I have a dvd that would not play beyond the first couple of minutes...now it plays perfectly all the way through. Also tried Brasso on a pair of plastic lense sunglasses (I can slip them over my regular glasses in a heartbeat. I didn't like transitional lenses). The sunglasses were badly scratched, but now they are very clear. Kudos to Paul Michael!!!
you also need to buy certified organic becuase everything else gets irridated now by law and is hereby dead food due to the radiation treatment, which is used to kill bacteria.
The following are a few things I have found are good clues about these scams:
1. If their email address is not from a private domain (it's a hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc. account not so-and-so@companyname.com). This is without actually pulling up the header information and tracing back to the original server it was sent from.
2. If they can't construct a sentence correctly (someone else mentioned this). Poor grammer and/or spelling. You would think they would at least use a spell checker since they are mass mailing what are essentialy form-letters.
3. In the "To:" line on the email itself it either has no name, or a long list of email addresses it was sent to.
5. They do not provide their phone number.
6. They insist that you do something that could provide them with your bank information. They want you to use Direct Deposit, or insist you cash their check, money order, etc. at your bank. If you can't receive the funds through Pay-Pal, or cash the check at some place like ACE Cash Express, it's a scam.
The biggest scam of all though, is the banks themselves. First, they won't post funds from a deposit you make for 5 to 7 days, telling you the check you deposited must physically clear the bank it was drawn on. BANKS DON'T CASH CHECKS WITH OTHER BANKS, THEY CASH THEM THROUGH THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS... AND THEY GARUNTEE 24 HOUR SERVICE TO THE BANKS. Your bank (and mine), are sitting on our money for that time so they can collect the interest on it.
And, the banks now cash unsigned checks. Any request the bank receives electronically (through the internet, telephone, etc) requires only the banks routing number and a valid account number in order for them to pay it. That's just the numbers from the bottom of your check - A BLANK CHECK. And you can't do anything about it.
No one has to steal your identity to steal the money from your bank account. all they have to do is give those two numbers, an amount, and any check number - even one you've already used. Someone got my account number and started paying their bills and buying stuff online. Although they had the information, the bank would not even give me the persons name and would not stop paying out from my account. I had to close the account and open a new account. The police and the Justice Department would not do anything unless I could tell them who it was. They wouldn't do any investigation, I had to do it. According to the Federal Reserve and FDIC this is all legal now.
Sorry to go on so, but that's my two cents (or $15,000+) worth. I'll get off my soap-box now and you can take it for what it's worth to you.
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It is easy to find a lot of health insurance companies online.What is not easy is to find genuine health insurance company.They are reputable companies that offer many insurances and all of them are with free quotes.There you can find the cheapest price because they are not middleman, like 99% of the online sites that offer health insurances.A friend of mine told about such a company.I thought it will be helpful for every one to share it here.
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I signed up with a great package intro deal. When it ran out- I tried to bargain for a continuance, saying it was just not worth more to me. They came down some, but not enough. So I canceled the TV, and told them it was a trial to see if their local competitor (FIOS) was good, then I would switch all 3. Within 2 weeks they offered me the intro rate for another 2 years, and sent me a promotional $200 visa card! Yearly savings: 650. But it took actually canceling TV as a negotiation tactic. I was really willing to walk away. Thats' the upper hand in any negotiation. In 2 years from now, I will probably just cancel the TV for good.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Helicos BioSciences Corporation (NASDAQ: HLCS) announced today that it is in the early stages of validating molecular diagnostic (MDx) tests that utilize its HeliScope® Single Molecule Sequencer. The HeliScope Sequencer€™s ability to sequence single molecules of natural, unamplified DNA or RNA simplifies the diagnostic testing workflow obviating the need for the amplification steps utilized by most genetic analysis methods. This ability to eliminate amplification steps has several advantages including the potential for Helicos to sell its MDx tests for substantially less than the price of comparable existing diagnostic tests.
€œOur plan to develop and market our own MDx tests is driven by our confidence in the unique capabilities of the HeliScope Sequencer,€ stated Ron Lowy, President and Chief Executive Officer. €œOver the past months, we have considered a number of alternatives to our long-term strategic focus and consulted with industry experts, many of whom shared our confidence in the HeliScope Sequencer. Ultimately, we decided developing tests for the nascent and expanding diagnostics sequencing market presented the best opportunity to deploy technology that will potentially drive rapid near term revenue growth by providing attractively priced MDx tests.€
Helicos believes that the HeliScope Sequencer will have utility across a broad array of MDx tests. Initially, Helicos is developing a MDx test that will identify gene mutations indicative of a woman€™s increased risk of developing hereditary breast or ovarian cancer. This test is currently scheduled to launch during the second quarter of 2011.
Helicos is also developing additional MDx tests in well-established markets. Helicos intends over the longer term to use its core technology€™s quantitative capabilities to explore developing MDx tests based upon the detection and quantification of foreign DNA/RNA circulating in the bloodstream, such as a non-invasive prenatal diagnostic test.
In furtherance of its new strategic plan, Helicos has begun development of its own genetic testing laboratory for which it expects to seek certification under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA). In connection with this, Helicos recently hired Dr. Robert Wassman as Chief Medical Officer (CMO). Dr. Wassman has over 25 years of experience in the clinical translation of innovative genetic testing technologies, and has held a variety of professional and senior management positions. Most recently, he was a Founder and CMO of Good Start Genetics, a company focused on the application of €œNext Generation€ DNA sequencing to assess individual carrier status for rare genetic disorders. Previously, he was President of Celula, Inc., which developed instruments for the isolation and analysis of rare, highly informative cells for personalized diagnostics. Prior to these start-up ventures, he was the Vice President and National Medical Director of Genzyme Genetics, where he held operational responsibility for all clinical services and genetic counseling, and also led business development and new product implementation for their reproductive franchise.
Additional information can be found in Helicos' Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009, as filed with the SEC on April 15, 2010, together with its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the first fiscal quarter 2010, as filed with the SEC on May 17, 2010. These reports include a discussion regarding the company€™s need to raise capital to pursue this new business of developing molecular diagnostic tests, disclosures regarding the company€™s operational results and liquidity position, and additional disclosures regarding other risks and uncertainties faced by Helicos.
About Helicos BioSciences:
Helicos BioSciences is a life science company focused on innovative genetic analysis technologies for the development and marketing of MDx tests. Helicos€™ proprietary True Single Molecule Sequencing (tSMS)TM technology allows direct measurement of billions of strands of DNA enabling the delivery of competitive MDx tests at lower price points than current tests. The company€™s corporate headquarters are located at One Kendall Square, Building 700, Cambridge, MA 02139, and its telephone number is (617) 264-1800. For more information, please visit www.helicosbio.com.
Forward Looking Statements:
Certain statements made in this press release that are not based on historical information are forward-looking statements which are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. This press release contains express or implied forward-looking statements relating to, among other things, the prospective value of the unique attributes of single molecule sequencing in the diagnostics markets, Helicos€™ belief that its technology is capable of meeting needs in the diagnostics markets in the near term, Helicos€™ beliefs regarding its ability to introduce successful diagnostic sequencing applications utilizing Helicos technology, Helicos€™ beliefs regarding competition from other companies in the diagnostics market, and management€™s plans, objectives and strategies. These statements are neither promises nor guarantees, but are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Helicos€™ control, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in these forward-looking statements. In particular, the risks and uncertainties include, among other things: our ability to successfully implement a strategic shift to focus the business on the diagnostics markets utilizing the HeliScope Sequencer; a third party suing us for infringement of intellectual property rights; the costs of, and potential for an adverse outcome from, any intellectual property litigation; our history of operating losses and ability to achieve profitability; our ability to sustain our technology and know-how; competition; changing technology and customer requirements; our ability to operate in an emerging market; market acceptance of our technology; the length of our sales and implementation cycles in the diagnostics markets; failure of our technology and products; ethical, legal and social concerns surrounding the use of genetic information; our ability to retain our remaining personnel following our May 2010 reduction in force and our ability to hire additional skilled personnel required to pursue our diagnostics strategy; our ability to manage our growth while operating with limited resources; our ability to control our operating expenses; general economic and business conditions; our ability to obtain capital when desired on favorable terms including our need for significant additional capital prior to the end of the third quarter 2010 to fund our operations; our current financial resources and substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern; and the volatility of the market price of our common stock. Existing and prospective investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. While Helicos anticipates that subsequent developments may cause the company's views to change, Helicos undertakes no obligation to update or revise the information contained in this press release, whether as a result of new information, future events or circumstances or otherwise, except as required by law. For additional disclosure regarding these and other risks faced by Helicos, see the disclosure contained in Helicos€™ public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Another great product is Hydrogen Peroxide. It does amazing things and is extremely useful as a way to kill germs on your skin, sink, and wherever. You can find sites that have lists of what you can do with it and it's really cheap and has a really long shelf life.
I wish I read this sooner. It would have helped me before I bungled into my first lingerie store. But, it's cool once you get the hang of it. Though, I learned style is pretty important for girls and guys alike. I like a saucy style of lingerie . <-- something like what they have here. Very nice!
Definitely that is a very great post. I am looking for this kind of post. I need those principles on my small business. I can now see the future of my business success.
NOTES:
1.how much is your time worth?
2.We are in a recession and the auto industry is a beaten down sector
3.Edmunds.com is a valuable source
4.Salesman have to eat too, they buy cars too.
Look, I know that we are all trying to save money but we need to draw a line somewhere. I agree that these tips on saving on a new car can be beneficial to a really selfish person. I used to work at a car dealership and despite popular belief, salesman are really honest. Yes, they can be pushy but that's the nature of the business and they don't like it anymore than you do. We are still in a recession where the auto industry was demolished (General Motors) and not to mention thousands of workers lost their jobs because of it and you want to take every penny away from the salesman's commission when he or she has a family of her own? Atleast they aren't out there dealing drugs, they are doing honest work. The last thing they need is some selfish customer come in with an invoice price from the internet, a bad credit score, no money down, wanting a brand new car, and lie on the application about how much money they make just to get the 'best price" and brag about it later to their friends so that they do the same.
Now I am not a salesman so I don't feel obliged to defend them but I know the other side of the fence. I'm also NOT SAYING that your can't get a good deal. There are ways to get a good deal that you can afford and a deal the salesman can go home to their family about. I wouldn't be surprised that the people who try to squeeze out every ounce of profit from the dealership are the same ones complaining about the economy. Oh, the irony.
How much is your time really worth if you spend a week trying to haggle the best possible price?
As for Edmunds.com, I think it's a valuable source.