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You must design websites then.... if you look at the numbers you will see it exceeds your best site....its only a matter of intellectual capacity!
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Vanash,
Lets do it again, step by step so all the dummies can come right!!!! Answer DO YOU NOW ANY CAR DEALER WHO WILL GIVE YOU A CAR FOR FREE......ANSWER.....
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Mariana, the problem and challenge here is simply one of credibilty! I've come to know and trust the information that Tec0 provides, acknowledging that he does so in our best interest! He has come across as far more credible than you! This is just my opinion! You not challenging his assertions in the correct manner! Bare denial is not sufficient, you need to clarify further! I think you should try in earnest to restore your credibility. You state that you have provided TFSA with a statement alternatively press release altrenatively right of reply; why not simply post that right of reply here for us all to see? We will then make up our own minds as individuals. I just think that you doing more harm to your business than good by virtue of how you respond to allegations, assertions alternatively issues in dispute...“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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Yes, my uncle Jimmy would. He is a real nice guy.Comment
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Mariana, I accept that you not running a charity! Like anyone else you simply want to maximise your profitability. There's nothing wrong with this. It's how you dealing with the fallout, the public relations aspect that's in issue. Might I suggest that you focus on issues which are still in dispute and further that you try and win hearts and minds.“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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Mariana, you in business right? When someone gives you feedback, take that as an opportunity. Here you should have simply asked:" What practical advice do you have to improve my website? How would you have gone about the homepage side of my business? Mariana, this is what many of the mebers do right herer in real time, we in essence ask each other for feedback with a view to improving standards etc..“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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Mariana, stooping down to your level so that you can understand: Any business owner who's made a success of their business (this is a business orientated forum, by the way) through a website will tell you that your website doesn't sell anything decent. Just about any student and most kids will also tell you that your website needs a lot of attention.
You're trying to sell a concept, or product and happened to have come across a tough community who sees through the "falsified sales pitch", but who can also give you business advice (something you lack, otherwise you wouldn't have wasted your time with a scheme which no-one else has heard of, or have approved) but instead you belittle everyone else. This also shows of your character, and I pity the fool who would even consider doing business with you on these merits.Get superfast South African Hosting at WebHostingZoneComment
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Right this is where I stop. Not much more can be done on our side when it comes to investigations and the like thus I think it is time to get the right entities involved. I do know however if you borrow money at the bank they expect you to pay them back. If you do an overdraft at the bank they expect you to pay them back. Same is true with any home loan, car loan, student loan and private loan.
Regardless of any claims made is a fact that a legally binding contract exist between the customer making the loan and bank. So anything suggesting that you break the contract “unlawfully” must be fully investigated by the entities.peace is a state of mind
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I bought a blimp from him a few years ago and it requires a special gas that I cant find anywhere, though he promised me it was available at all fuel stations.Comment
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Ya, the gas is available at all stations provided you bring the right equipment to transform the petrol to gas. He is so clever.Comment
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That is what the singing and dancing petrol attendant told me, but in order to get the equipment I was going to have to sign a foolishman concept contract which I declined, so at the moment I am just using a kite to fly the blimp.Comment
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Time to pick the bones out of these numbers
So let's take a look at how Plan B works then.
Step 1:
Invest at 10% interest and use the interest to subsidise your instalments.
Step 2:
Take a 20 year bond at 13.2% and apply the extra interest to reduce the bond term. This is the result:
Out of interests sake, I looked at what would happen if we just financed this car over 6 years - and guess what:
Near as dammit the same instalment. So let's not muck around with the "extra payment = shorter term" stuff - it doesn't change how much money you have to chip in yourself, which is pretty much R1777 per month.
So at the end of 6 years on Plan B you've got a paid up car and R150 000.00 invested somewhere earning you 10% interest per annum.
Now let's look at Plan A.
Step 1:
Buy the car cash with your R150k savings.
Step 2:
Invest R1777 per month for a return of 10% per annum, and don't touch the interest. Guess how much you've got after 6 years:
That's right, folks - you've now got a car and R177 344.00 invested somewhere earning you 10% interest per annum.
Plan B lost you R27 344.00 compared to plan A.
And you probably had to pay for the Wiseman Telescopic Calculator's assistance to help you do it
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