Friday, April 25, 2008

Special Deals on Ink, Toner and More, More, More...

Printer Ink, Toner...More My daughter seems to think that everything is worthy of printing. She prints out every animal she sees on every website she goes. She prints out every picture she draws in Paint. I have pictures on just about every wall around my house. The refrigerator is a constant rotation of her work. But, the ink can get really expensive. You try to sit your kids down and explain to them about money. You know the conversation. "Honey, money doesn't grow on trees." "I know." "Well, you have to stop printing out so many pictures." "Ok." "So, you'll stop?" "Yes." "Great." "Daddy?" "Yes?" "Can I print out this one picture I made on the Bratz website?" And you can't deny her. Anyway, I'm glad there are discount places where I can get ink. I need ink all day long for my own work. I thought the digital age would put an end to how much paper I would need. But, every time I turn around someone wants a copy of this or a copy of that. Some places don't accept email submissions. Why do they need documents printed out when I can simply email them the same thing? Then, they can print it out. So, I really have no right to try to keep my daughter from printing out so many pictures. But, it does make the ink dry up quick. 123 InkJet

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$1000s in Savings You Don't Want to Miss

$1000 worth of online coupons right in your email. Don't want to miss out on that! I remember taking a trip to the grocery store with my mom when I was young. It would take us hours to get everything we needed. While I was a squirmy mess she had to yell at every five minutes, she was routing through her little box of magical coupons. I called them magical coupons because I once saw how much it meant to her. She placed the box of coupons on the seat of the cart. As we walked in slow motion up and down the aisles, she would pick the things we need and then shove a coupon in an envelope. I don't think we had much brand loyalty. It was just what she had cut out of the paper every day or off the box when she would find coupons on it. If there was a Quaker Oatmeal coupon on the box, it was cut out and placed into her little coupon box. It was a shoe box that she had converted. It was a magical coupon box because I saw it in action one day when I was finally old enough to pay attention. The grocery bill came to about $190. But then, my mother handed over all the coupons. As the cashier rang up all the coupons, I watched the grocery bill slowly drop little by little to about $125. I couldn't believe it. It took awhile for the cashier to ring them all in and people behind us were actually leaving the line. But, mom was determined. She didn't care what people thought of her because this is the way she felt, "I had to wait on others when I was waiting in line. Now they can wait on me." Now, in today's world, coupons can really come in handy. A savings of $65 means just as much now as it did back then. That's a tank of gas, and a tank of gas is worth something these days. Couldn't you use $1000 in coupon savings? $1,000s Worth of Online Savings

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  Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Fall in Love All Over Again With the Beautiful Look of Adirondack Chairs

You've seen them lined up in front of the Cracker Barrel. Now, you can have one of them for yourself. Plenty of designs. I was driving to see my brother in Atlanta and we stopped at a Cracker Barrel for something to eat. You know, the great restaurant with all the knick knacks in a little store in front where you can get goofy gifts, neat accessories and unique jams. Oh and that's right, they have the Adirondack Chairs lined up in the front. I think it's great that the Adirondack Chairs interest people all the way down in Atlanta. And why wouldn't they? I know. I've been asked that questions many times. But, it was just a thought I had as a kid because I had always been around the Adirondacks. I've been to Lake Placid I don't know how many times. I've been in many of the beautiful log cabins with the naturally made furniture and I've loved it my entire life. The Adirondack Chairs are like a part of me. But, I was young when I had that first thought. I wondered why other people would like them. I mean, they didn't come from the Adirondacks. Why would they like the style so much? Now I know. It's because the style is "Off the Hook," "Off the Chain," "The Bomb." Fine. It doesn't really work right now. But, you know what I mean. Adirondack Chairs

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  Thursday, April 17, 2008

123copydvd

Would you like to have copies of your DVDs so that you never lose or break any? Try 123copydvd I have a friend who lives in my community who collects DVDs. He has a membership at Blockbuster so that he can watch movies all month long and it doesn't cost him any more than his membership. But every time he walks into Blockbuster, he ends up walking out with several DVDs of his own that he buys from the store and puts in his DVD collection. The thing is that other people in our community love to borrow them. He keeps track and has his own system for how he stores them on his shelves. But, there seems to always be one missing. So, he calls everyone he knows. Everyone who has ever borrowed a DVD from him gets a phone call that night until he figures out who has it. The other day, there wasn't anyone who knew anything about it. That doesn't happen often. But, it did this time. So, I'm hooking him up now. With 123 Copy DVD, he can keep his copies for that rainy day when one comes up missing. Now, I'm his hero. You would understand why he considers me his hero if you knew how big of a fanatic he is about his DVD collection! 123 Copy DVD

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  Friday, April 11, 2008

CyberDefender

I just got an email the other day about the latest virus going around. Maybe it's time we all took a closer look at CyberDefender. You Get: $17 "Hello Dear" might have been a hoax. Who knows? But, it's important enough to pay attention. If you ever get a message from a reliable source trying to warn you about a potential virus circling the internet via email, there are several actions you can take. If you truly believe your sources, then take action. Create a message rule! I use Outlook Express and many other email software allows for the creation of message rules. I have so many email accounts that I have to sort my email into separate folders and I do that simply by creating message rules that take note of the email address and put the email in the proper folder. If you ever get a message from a "reliable" source that indicates a certain virus circulating the internet via email, take a note of what the message says. The latest one that I know of was about the subject line reading "Hello Dear." If that comes to my email, I will delete it. Even if it's a hoax, no one sends me messages with the subject line reading "Hello Dear" and my best bet is to delete it before I welcome a virus into my computer. But as a safety net, create a message rule that indicates any message with subject line "Hello Dear" gets sent straight to the delete folder. Wipe your hands. You're finished. Of course, good anti-virus software will catch it before it even gets through! CyberDefender

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  Thursday, April 10, 2008

eAuction Expert

Ever wonder how people are making money with online auctions? Well, quit wondering! A friend of a friend of a friend of mine makes money all the time looking through flea markets for albums. He knows what he's looking for, which helps. But, he turns a $5 box of albums into $25-$50 an album. Ever heard of something like that? Of course you have! Everyone has. A guy finds a rare gun in a pawn shop and buys it for $700. By the time people are finished bidding on it and someone wins, the gun sells for $85,000. Not a bad investment. That's almost as much money as one of my shoes! Just kidding. They're not that much. Civil war collector's items. Quilts. Computers. Games. Even online businesses are bought and sold every day in online auctions and the business is huge. Millions of dollars change hands every day in these online auctions. So, why can't you make that happen for you? What are you doing wrong? Like I said! Quit wondering about it. Become an online auction expert! eAuction Expert

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