2007 February

5 Steps to Make it on the Web

February 10, 2007 By MoreMerchant

More and more each day are jumping onto the internet to become full time bloggers. Do you have what it takes to be a professional blogger? You can if you follow these 5 easy steps to make it on the web.

1. Stand Out from the Rest
Easy enough right? Not! The web is huge and growing daily, more and more websites are cluttering the space. Do you have what it takes to stand out? You can stand out on the topic you choose or you can stand out by being who you are. People are looking for websites with character. Flare up your site with a bit of yourself and increase your odds of making it on the web. [Read more...]

Biology 2E: Search For Order In Complexity (Misc Homeschool)

Originally developed by the Creation Research Society, this classic text is now available in an updated and full-color edition. This hardbound text contains helpful questions and a thorough presentati… Price: 29.95

Diet Analysis Plus 2-Semester Printed Access Card

Take control. Reach your goals. Experience Diet Analysis Plus. Diet Analysis Plus allows students to track their diet and physical activity, and analyze the nutritional value of the food they eat so they can adjust their diets to reach personal… Price: 54.95

Filed Under: Make Money on Web, Misc

Credit or Debit What is Your Choice

February 7, 2007 By MoreMerchant

What do use the most of credit cards, debit cards, checks or cash?
Credit Cards and Gift Cards Blog:

Paper vs. plastic what is your choice?
Most people these days rarely even consider anything but debit or credit cards. Why write a check or keep cash around? Credit and debit cards are much easier and easier to track.

Even paper checks that are written are quickly turned into electronic payments often times at the place of purchase. At the bank they are always changed into electronic payments.

More and more will continue to use credit and debit cards when purchasing things. There will be a segment of the population that will continue to use paper checks, these are the people you will get stuck behind at the grocery store.

I definitely use my debit card for 40% or more of my transactions. I would use debit (Interac in Canada) more but I use my Visa card because I earn miles. I make sure and pay this off monthly to avoid finance charges.
What do you use for purchasing?

Colorful Owls (stickers)

-Perfect for reward or recognition, each prize pack of these acid-free and lignin-free stickers includes 24 sheets of 9 stickers each for a total of 216 stickers! Each sticker measures approx. 1″ x 1″ and they are available in a… Price: 1.99

Tourists Welcome: All Major Credit Cards Accepted (An Erotic Short Story)

# Ebook Short DescriptionThailand: Home of whores and sex maniacs alike. The unfaithful husband is here for the time of his life in Thailand’s most best kept secret, a super brothel where the raunchiest women in the country can… Price: 0.00

Filed Under: Credit Cards, Misc, Savings and Checking Accounts

Protect yourself against fraud

February 5, 2007 By MoreMerchant

Protect yourself against credit card fraud

Sign new cards immediately. When you receive your new or replacement credit card in the mail, sign it, in ink, immediately. If it is a replacement credit card, destroy the old credit card by cutting it into small pieces. It is advised to throw the old credit card away in multiple places.

Shred old credit card receipts. You can purchase an inexpensive paper shredder at an office supply store. All old receipts with your credit card number and any unneeded documents with your social isecurity number or other sensitive personal information should be shredded before disposal. This prevents the common practice of criminals going through the trash to find receipts and stealing your identity. This seems far fetched but happens thousands of times each month.

Protecting yourself against fraud is simple. Take these easy steps and limit and chances of credit or other fraud.

Credit Card Debt’s Junky Road

The Junky Road seeks to provide a comprehensive road map for the average person to use as a guide to navigate out of extreme credit card difficulties with. It also seeks to provide an overview and historical perspective for people… Price: 2.99

myitlab — Access Card (12-month access)

Online, performance-based assessment and training for Microsoft Office 2007. myitlab is an online solution designed by professors that allows you to easily deliver your course on Microsoft Office 2007, with defensible assessment and customized training. For more information visit www.myitlab.com…. Price: 96.00

Filed Under: Credit Cards, Misc

Negotiate for a lower rate with your credit card company

February 5, 2007 By MoreMerchant

Negotiate for a lower rate with your credit card company.
If you have a good credit history, you are a valuable asset to your credit card company. Call them and seek ways to lower your interest rate.

This is often possible, but never advertised. If the interest rate you are currently paying is very high, imply you may cancel the card and go with a competitor unless they adjust your rate downward. It doesn’t hurt to ask, and you may be surprised at the results.

Save yourself money and call your credit card company and ask for a better rate. You will often be glad you did.

Dr. Seuss Happy Graduation Gift Set: Oh the Places You’ll Go! (Dr. Seuss Novelty Se)

Celebrate your graduation with Dr. Seuss!Designed by Seussian experts, this collection of novelty items based on OH THE PLACES YOU WILL GO will have everyone looking forward to graduation day!Before your little graduate moves mountains, take a moment to celebrate… Price: 14.99

Getting Out and Staying Out Of Credit Card Debt!

CREDIT CARD DEBTHow to Consolidate, Reduce & Eliminate Credit Card Debt.Understanding the Ugly Truth Behind Credit Card Debt.TABLE OF CONTENT1. Getting Out and Staying Out Of Credit Card Debt2. The Ugly… Price: 0.00