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   May 31, 2008 at 9:59 am

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2. Penny Stock Trading Guy says:

   September 23, 2008 at 7:24 pm

   For the most part, our markets are about as transparent as swamp water. You hit the nail on the head when you used the phrase “red tape”. There are so many do-nothing agencies claiming to be “watchdogs” that it makes you lose faith in pretty much any type of regulatory agency like that.
3. Payday Loan Advocate says:

   November 2, 2008 at 10:18 pm

   Think the Philadelphia Phillies are the only story in Pennsylvania this week? Think again. Both John McCain and Barack Obama are braving the torrential downpour that forced umpires to call the Phillies-Rays World Series baseball game on Monday night. Election Day is the temporary finish line for the weary candidates, but for the winner, that’s merely the first signpost on a great marathon. Morning rallies by McCain/Palin and Obama (where’s Biden?) were attended by thousands, McCain in Hershey and Obama spreading his message to the open-eared at Widener University outside Philadelphia. McCain says he’ll fight on, despite what the polls and pundits predict, Palin defends the attack mentality the GOP has taken against Obama/Biden and Obama maintains that McCain will bring America “more of the same,” straight from the George W. Bush menu. For those of us who have ever used quick loans, that more of the same just might mean that they will still be available, that we will hold on to that much of our financial freedom. Under a Democratic president and dominant Democratic Congress, we may not have that choice.
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4. Payday Loan Advocate says:

   November 5, 2008 at 10:39 pm

   When I was a kid, there were few things I looked forward to more than Halloween trick-or-treating. My sweet tooth knew no bounds when it came to that all-night - and day, and the next day – candy bacchanalia. It was candy carnival, drums thumping, dancers shaking, feathers and fireworks filling the sky with molted flame. When I say that I had a sweet tooth, I do not exaggerate. If a candy was sour, I couldn’t hang. I was – and I still am – a chocolate fiend. Leave it to me to drop jaw and prove Magellan wrong, because if the world were made of chocolate, I’d munch it flat. However, my Halloween routine had nothing on the Trick-or-Treater’s coding system these folks in Sacramento, California created. They have a chalk-marking system where the kids leave codes for each other in chalk at the foot of the driveway telling the other kids everything from, “no one home” to “full size candy bars” and even “mean dog.” With those kinds of clear signals, I would have saved my parents and myself a lot of time. I wish that families who were facing temporarily rough financial times back then would have considered timely personal loans to help them score some good chocolates and candy bars. They’re affordable and easy to pay back over time. In fact, they’d have paid off their loan before I even finished all the candy in my bag!
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5. Lisa P says:

   November 15, 2008 at 1:28 am

   I was always prepare for the things that is usually I think a big problem when it comes to Money talks. Yeah, it never occurred to me that there is someone who can help me about my problem especially in budgeting. Cash Advance could help me get through it especially now Winter months is coming. Then, after I had read the article linked to this post, I agree that winter is always pretty stressful for me. Not only do I have the usual bills and holiday expenses to worry about, I live in an area that gets tons of snow every year. Piles of snow mean dangerous driving conditions and freezing living conditions. I am a good budgeter, but if anything happens to me and/or my car this winter, my budget will be out the window. Speaking of my car, I need new snow tires, and I’m sure that will cost me a pretty penny. Plus, when it’s cold outside, I like it to be warm and toasty inside. Unfortunately, heating my apartment isn’t exactly cheap. I plan for all these costs ahead of time, but it’s good to know that I have a responsible option for covering unexpected costs. I’ll look into getting a cash advance this winter when the cold weather expenses take a toll on my budget.
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