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Q&A: What are my options for electric suppliers in Maryland and will there be a choice once de-regulation occurs? – Fax Free
Posted by in Fax Free on February 5, 2012
My Question: What are my options for electric suppliers in Maryland and will there be a choice once de-regulation occurs?
I have been solicited by other power companies to undercut the rate increase. These phone calls and faxes are either guaranteed fixed rates or a percentage off whatever BGE’s default supplier prices will be. What will be the result if other companies actually start price competition in MD?
Excellent question – wasn’t it just a year or so ago we were all being courted by as many as five alternative electricity suppliers? Where are they now?
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I live in new jersey. I want to work from home, regularly. I can work 6-8 hrs/day. what are my options.?
Posted by in Fax Internet on October 24, 2011
Ask by hidjsamson: I live in new jersey. I want to work from home, regularly. I can work 6-8 hrs/day. what are my options.?
I have a computer at home with internet connection as well as I have a telephone line at my disposal with incoming and outgoing fax facility. I have my MBA in marketing. Due to my family circumstances I can’t work away from home at least for next 4 yrs. Please guide me, also let me know where to get training if required. I am quite computer savvy.
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Answer by Vasantha S
For your higher qualification I wish and pray for you to get a good job to do from home.
I am a stay at home mom with 2 small kids and live with jobless husband. I have registered with the survey sites and getting regular survey work, for which I have not paid any fee for registration. If interested you can also take up that one until you are suitably fitted in a nice job.
Answer by bad_zen
There are a lot of work from home scams out there. Most of the responses you’ll get to this message (any that include a link) are good examples. However, there are some legit work from home jobs. There are three basic things to keep in mind. First, any job opportunities that require you to pay any money (no matter what they call it: setup fee, training costs, starter kit, etc.) are scams. Second, legitimate work from home opportunities are rarely advertised as such. Rather, they are other types of jobs (such as technical writer) that happen to let you work from home, and often only after you’ve proved yourself. Third, there are only a limited number of jobs where working at home is typically an option: the types of jobs that 1) output can be easily measured, and 2) you can perform alone and offsite. Having said all that, if you really want to work from home and control your schedule, your best bet is to start your own business.
Answer by Joseph Kay
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Answer by lamb2light
It’s great that you’re computer savvy because that opens up a lot of internet opportunities.
I found a site that teaches me how make an honest income from the internet. Best of all, it’s has no startup cost and guides you step by step for 30 days to get you started. You can try it out below.
Answer by Ankita
There is a site where u can find genuine Data Entry jobs/Work at Home jobs without any up front costs or any registration fee. Work at home data entry Resources. Guides on identifying Work at home Job Scams and a lot more.
Visit here:
http://dataentryworks1.blogspot.com
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Is an oral agreement binding between two individuals in a sale of options for a private company?
Posted by in Fax Email on September 27, 2011
By igeo: Is an oral agreement binding between two individuals in a sale of options for a private company?
On numerous occasions, the buyer indicated intent to buy the options in a company that is private. The options are transferrable. The buyer even sent a contract by email which was signed and faxed by the seller with no changes. After the fax was sent, the buyer went silent. No options were transferred. But does the seller have any liability for extending an offer and having it accepted?
I don’t have a witness to the agreement, but I have a voice mail from the buyer stating that he will buy the shares at a certain price range. Not sure if that makes a difference. But that combined with his email with the contract, seems that he has made an offer than I then accepted. Does that change anything?
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Answer by thesweetestthings24
Oral agreements are binding contracts except for real estate. It is harder to prove the terms of them though with out a contract document.
Answer by darkangel1111
do you have a witness to this transaction
Answer by absoluteao
no oral agreement is completely binding because when presented in court, and oral agreement has very little potential as compared to a written contract
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Answer by But, Mom!
You had a contract that was prepared by the buyer, signed by you and returned to the buyer, did the buyer sign the offer? Do you want to sell or sue? If you want to sell then move on to a better potential buyer. If you feel like suing you may have grounds. Contact a Contract Attorney.
Answer by don s
no
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In Windows XP, how do you change the options when you plug photo media into your computer?
Posted by in Fax Computer on June 3, 2011
Question by Ruester: In Windows XP, how do you change the options when you plug photo media into your computer?
I have Win XP Home, I have a card reader – when I first plugged a card into the reader it gave me a list of options of what I wanted to do with the photos… ie – import them using x…, view the pics with windows picture and fax viewer….etc.
I picked the wrong one, but the check box was checked that read “always do the selected action”, but I want to change that – how do I do that?
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Answer by Franz
1. Open My Computer
2. Right-click on the CD-ROM / DVD drive or Card Reader, click on the AutoPlay tab
3. In the drop-down list, select JPEG (or whatever file format you previously registered with the application.
4. Select Prompt me each time to choose an action or Take no action, depending on how much automation you care for.
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What are my legal options when my car was mistakenly repossessed? – Fax Driver
Posted by in Fax Driver on January 10, 2011
By Jimi L: What are my legal options when my car was mistakenly repossessed?
Last month my car was (correctly) repossessed on 3/11/09. I was able to borrow some money and get it back the same day. Then this past Sunday, 4/19/09 I got a knock on my door at around 8pm. When I answered, it was the same repossession company that had taken my car the month before, and the guy at the door told me he was here for my car again. I was very confused, as my payment in the middle of March had been made in full and up to date, and my payment in April had been made a day early. I showed the guys (there were two, which is one of the reasons I didn’t come downstairs legally armed) my copy of the payment from March, and although I didn’t have a paper copy of my April payment, I was able to get the one guy to listen to the automated recording w/ the loan company stating that I had no payments due, thus showing that I was paid up. I said there was no possible way they were there to take my car. They then showed me their work order, which was originally generated on 3/31/09. This gave me further confusion, as even if there was some kind of problem with my April payment, there work order was generated before that payment was due. I again stated they weren’t taking my car, but they told me that there was nothing they could do, they had their orders. Rather than risk any serious altercation, I opted to hand over my spare keys and allow them to take the car. I have terrible luck, and I decided something must have gone wrong and I was indeed at fault.
After calling off work (I am almost forbidden to take off work on Mondays as my job duties have to deal w/ preparing for new music, movie, and book new releases that come out every Tuesday, and since I don’t have an understudy or anything, I’m the only guy in the store who can do it, but I was able to plead to the right boss and instead just had to bust my ass even harder on Tuesday before the store opened), I tried to get some sleep. The next morning, when I called the loan company, I eventually was told that it was a mistake, and that my car was indeed not scheduled to be repossessed. The loan company informed me it was a paperwork error with the recovery company, and that I could contact them myself and arrange to get my car back. I called the recovery company, and was given the number to one of their drivers and told to call him. When I called, he informed me he needed to get the release faxed to him, and that he’d call me back. An hour and a half later, I had not received a phone call, so I called the recovery company and they told me they’d call their driver and make sure he got the fax. About 15 minutes later I finally got a call from the driver. He asked me when I could come pick up the car. I was pretty pissed off at that point, that they had towed my car an hour away and now expected me to pick it up, but I was more worried about getting my car back before some other paper work error caused them to mistakenly auction it off or something worse.
I eventually got my car back. Some of the things I was most upset about is that not a single person apologized to me. The loan company didn’t go to any steps to get my car back for me, and instead left me to deal with the repossession company. The guys there made me wait around and then expected me to pick up my own car.
What kind of legal options do I have? I’ve seen a few sites stating this is grand theft auto, but I’m not sure if this applies in Pennsylvania, and if it does, what the statute of limitations would be. I’m not really that interested in spending my own money to sue anyone, but I wonder if maybe I can get something from one or both of these companies in compensation. I’m thinking maybe a month forgiveness on my loan and a full tank of gas maybe? Anyone have any advice?
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Answer by pickmefirstplz
i am not a lawyer and i did not stay at a Holiday Inn last night. you would get better advice talking to a lawyer than in this forum
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Given the options, should i email fax or snail mail my job application? – Fax Email
Posted by in Fax Email on August 23, 2010
Ask by Greg L: Given the options, should i email fax or snail mail my job application?
out of the three choices. email, snail mail, fax.
obviously i wont do fax. possibly do both mail and snail mail?
i know the concern would be that i’m not keeping up with the times. but i’m 21 years old and obviously technology up to date. at least for basic internet. so hopefully the company doesnt think that
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Answer by zaf661
Snail Mail for business is usually a no. I would (and have) done both e-mail and fax. Fax is used heavily in corporate America. The reason for sending both is that it is very hard to loose two of the same document. At some point in time both will come to the same department and you will look eager and and making sure your resume is not overlooked is a must. Hope this helped ya.
Answer by Kerri
Usually the job advertisement tells you what method to use
Answer by Steve
It depends what type of job you’re applying for. If it’s a customer service job with a retail store or restaurant you should drop it off in person. If it’s a software job or large corporation you should email them.
I remember at my old company there were always random resumes piling up by the fax machine. They never made it to prospective hiring managers. I don’t know what industry would want a fax. Possibly legal or financial.
Mailing, not sure about that. Thing is, you just don’t want to seem desperate. Most industries have migrated to looking for employees online, so if you start mailing resumes they may look down on you.
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