I was approach by a company wanting to know if I would be interested in a service that could provide me and my family with extra time, help with errands, discounts on tickets, shopping, and medication; advice, chat room with other couples, reminder service and more. Would other women be interested in this?Would women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
No,it's a fraudWould women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
No, unless it for free.
It would depend on how convenient it was to use and how dependable and resourceful the service was. I am personally a control freak when it comes to organizing my life and the lives of my family. I think I would have issues with trusting antoher person or group with taking charge or my life. It might be nice, but honestly I am extrodinarily skeptical!
I would depending on the cost and what they can actually do for me.
Of course..!
No
yes .. they would
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Would women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
I was approach by a company wanting to know if I would be interested in a service that could provide me and my family with extra time, help with errands, discounts on tickets, shopping, and medication; advice, chat room with other couples, reminder service and more. Would other women be interested in this?Would women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
No,it's a fraudWould women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
No, unless it for free.
It would depend on how convenient it was to use and how dependable and resourceful the service was. I am personally a control freak when it comes to organizing my life and the lives of my family. I think I would have issues with trusting antoher person or group with taking charge or my life. It might be nice, but honestly I am extrodinarily skeptical!
I would depending on the cost and what they can actually do for me.
Of course..!
No
yes .. they would
No,it's a fraudWould women be interested in a service that gave her time, help, discounts, advice and more?
No, unless it for free.
It would depend on how convenient it was to use and how dependable and resourceful the service was. I am personally a control freak when it comes to organizing my life and the lives of my family. I think I would have issues with trusting antoher person or group with taking charge or my life. It might be nice, but honestly I am extrodinarily skeptical!
I would depending on the cost and what they can actually do for me.
Of course..!
No
yes .. they would
Help!!!there is no internet service in my are give me some advice?
-_-Help!!!there is no internet service in my are give me some advice?
If you have a telephone you can get dial-up interest service. It is slow, but it is better than nothing. You need either an internal modem in your computer or an external modem. the external modem is usually supplied by the service provider, but you may have to buy it.
There are cell phones that receive Internet service also, but you really need service you can access with a computer.Help!!!there is no internet service in my are give me some advice?
If you were in Australia, and if you can see the sky you could have satellite broadband :)
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If you have a telephone you can get dial-up interest service. It is slow, but it is better than nothing. You need either an internal modem in your computer or an external modem. the external modem is usually supplied by the service provider, but you may have to buy it.
There are cell phones that receive Internet service also, but you really need service you can access with a computer.Help!!!there is no internet service in my are give me some advice?
If you were in Australia, and if you can see the sky you could have satellite broadband :)
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I have got a job interview with the fire service tomorrow has any1 got any tips or advice?
yes ...dont smoke during the interview.I have got a job interview with the fire service tomorrow has any1 got any tips or advice?
Hope your eyesight's A1. And you're physically fit.I have got a job interview with the fire service tomorrow has any1 got any tips or advice?
yes i have are you physically fit? healthy, can you work long hours including bank holidays christmas etc that is what you will be asked? good luck
Yes tell them you have a Burning desire to get this job, but don't confess to being a pyromaniac :)
Seriously good luck to you :)
Good luck! Getting the interview is half the battle!! Just be yourself and be sure to have certain examples of jobs you did available. Also, a lot of employers in this field are looking for teamwork related things, so have some examples of when you used teamwork.
Confidence
Don't smoke
The fire service is a worthwhile job but, there will be many hours of boredom when you are just sitting around waiting for something to happen.
sure,if your British have a lay-in instead of wasting your time.
Ex husband of 19 years is a Fire Chief. He has been to plenty of interviews (then shared with me, of course). Know your stuff! I would suggest that you answer each questions as thoroughly as possible without adding anything extra. Don't BS, if you don't know the answer say so. If you really know where you could find the answer you could tell them that. They like people who take the initiative to seek out answers to questions. Be truthful and confident in your abilities. Try to be politically correct in your responses and your demeanor. If the Panel that is interviewing you is low keyed mimic that demeanor. Don't be afraid to laugh at one of their jokes, but I wouldn't go on a joke telling spree just because they start it! Don't get too personal in your responses. Getting the interview is most of the work. Don't be too bummed if you don't get the job. Usually lots of people apply for these types of jobs and they only have so many openings. Get plenty of sleep. Good Luck!
P.S. Don't eat garlic the night before the interview!!! ;-)
Hope your eyesight's A1. And you're physically fit.I have got a job interview with the fire service tomorrow has any1 got any tips or advice?
yes i have are you physically fit? healthy, can you work long hours including bank holidays christmas etc that is what you will be asked? good luck
Yes tell them you have a Burning desire to get this job, but don't confess to being a pyromaniac :)
Seriously good luck to you :)
Good luck! Getting the interview is half the battle!! Just be yourself and be sure to have certain examples of jobs you did available. Also, a lot of employers in this field are looking for teamwork related things, so have some examples of when you used teamwork.
Confidence
Don't smoke
The fire service is a worthwhile job but, there will be many hours of boredom when you are just sitting around waiting for something to happen.
sure,if your British have a lay-in instead of wasting your time.
Ex husband of 19 years is a Fire Chief. He has been to plenty of interviews (then shared with me, of course). Know your stuff! I would suggest that you answer each questions as thoroughly as possible without adding anything extra. Don't BS, if you don't know the answer say so. If you really know where you could find the answer you could tell them that. They like people who take the initiative to seek out answers to questions. Be truthful and confident in your abilities. Try to be politically correct in your responses and your demeanor. If the Panel that is interviewing you is low keyed mimic that demeanor. Don't be afraid to laugh at one of their jokes, but I wouldn't go on a joke telling spree just because they start it! Don't get too personal in your responses. Getting the interview is most of the work. Don't be too bummed if you don't get the job. Usually lots of people apply for these types of jobs and they only have so many openings. Get plenty of sleep. Good Luck!
P.S. Don't eat garlic the night before the interview!!! ;-)
I am separating from the U.S. Navy in 1 Year with 20 years of service. Would you please provide Job advice?
Any advice that anyone can provide concerning employment upon completion of my military service will be greatly appreciated!
Background info:
2000-Present Legalman
1987-2000 Aviation Maintenance Administration
2004 - Bachelor's Degree (Liberal Arts with a focus in Law %26amp; Paralegal)
Supplemental or Past Employment:
1980-2002 - Room Service (Holiday Inn)
1980-1987 - Road Construction (Asphalt)I am separating from the U.S. Navy in 1 Year with 20 years of service. Would you please provide Job advice?
Contact you local One Stop Career Center. There is at least one in every county. Use this link to find them and a job...Good Luck...I am separating from the U.S. Navy in 1 Year with 20 years of service. Would you please provide Job advice?
HOTTIE,
i don't know..but boycoot may 1st. no buying stuff, no shoping, no school, no work. staying home all day
looks like becoming a Paralegal would work.
if you want something else you could always take some more classes or get some more training before your out.
Background info:
2000-Present Legalman
1987-2000 Aviation Maintenance Administration
2004 - Bachelor's Degree (Liberal Arts with a focus in Law %26amp; Paralegal)
Supplemental or Past Employment:
1980-2002 - Room Service (Holiday Inn)
1980-1987 - Road Construction (Asphalt)I am separating from the U.S. Navy in 1 Year with 20 years of service. Would you please provide Job advice?
Contact you local One Stop Career Center. There is at least one in every county. Use this link to find them and a job...Good Luck...I am separating from the U.S. Navy in 1 Year with 20 years of service. Would you please provide Job advice?
HOTTIE,
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i don't know..but boycoot may 1st. no buying stuff, no shoping, no school, no work. staying home all day
looks like becoming a Paralegal would work.
if you want something else you could always take some more classes or get some more training before your out.
What's the Best advice fr someone who's interested in An Online Dating Service?
So someone wants to meet someone and they want to sign up with an online dating service..what's the best site to join?What's the Best advice fr someone who's interested in An Online Dating Service?
I like okcupid.com
They're free, but they have this amazing matching system with all kinds of cool questions and fun quizzes. It is harder for people to be fake on there too, because there are so many questions.What's the Best advice fr someone who's interested in An Online Dating Service?
My best online dating advice is to proceed with caution!!!
ONLINE DATING. OH GOSH.da best advice 4 u 4 an online dating is DONT WASTE UR TIME
Well tell them a online dating service is the worst thing you can do belive me.One of my friends and they had to end up paying 1000 dollars.It never works out
I can't fully agree with Coolgal's answer. I myself have been to SEVERAL dating services, with just as little success as I have in The Real World Dating Game. I can't tell which reality is less successful. :P There really is no ';best'; dating service because they will ALL have their share of positive testimonials and praisals. Personally, I've only joined sites that don't require you to pay to take full advantage of their services (and those that don't tell you that you have to pay until AFTER you sign up seriously pisses me off). To me, paying for any dating service is no different than paying some pimp for one of his hoes, except you're more likely to get SOME success out of approaching the pimp. Why should you pay someone for the possibility that is there in real life? I've talked to countless women online and after a few e-mails, they just get bored and stop talking to me. If I can get that for free, why should I pay $50 a month for it? It's not like I CAN'T afford to pay for it, but I just don't see why I should have to. :P No matter what site you join, you will ALWAYS get more results if you e-mail the cute guy first. I don't know why, but for some reason you women out there insist that men will feel threatened if you approach THEM and not the other way around. :S Trust me, they'll LIKE it. *lol*
I like okcupid.com
They're free, but they have this amazing matching system with all kinds of cool questions and fun quizzes. It is harder for people to be fake on there too, because there are so many questions.What's the Best advice fr someone who's interested in An Online Dating Service?
My best online dating advice is to proceed with caution!!!
ONLINE DATING. OH GOSH.da best advice 4 u 4 an online dating is DONT WASTE UR TIME
Well tell them a online dating service is the worst thing you can do belive me.One of my friends and they had to end up paying 1000 dollars.It never works out
I can't fully agree with Coolgal's answer. I myself have been to SEVERAL dating services, with just as little success as I have in The Real World Dating Game. I can't tell which reality is less successful. :P There really is no ';best'; dating service because they will ALL have their share of positive testimonials and praisals. Personally, I've only joined sites that don't require you to pay to take full advantage of their services (and those that don't tell you that you have to pay until AFTER you sign up seriously pisses me off). To me, paying for any dating service is no different than paying some pimp for one of his hoes, except you're more likely to get SOME success out of approaching the pimp. Why should you pay someone for the possibility that is there in real life? I've talked to countless women online and after a few e-mails, they just get bored and stop talking to me. If I can get that for free, why should I pay $50 a month for it? It's not like I CAN'T afford to pay for it, but I just don't see why I should have to. :P No matter what site you join, you will ALWAYS get more results if you e-mail the cute guy first. I don't know why, but for some reason you women out there insist that men will feel threatened if you approach THEM and not the other way around. :S Trust me, they'll LIKE it. *lol*
How do you set up a website where people contact you for advice& you charge for this service?
My friend is a mental health counselor.He wants to set up a website that is something like ';Dear abbey'; kind of thing, People contact you for advice and you charge minimal price for advice and referrals etc....How do you go about doing this?He set up a temporary website just to see how it goes.He has gotten flooded with pleas for advice,referrals and help..Does anyone know of any websites to go to for this sort of thing?How can we set up this kind of service with minimal start up costs?Has anone out there tried this before or known anyone who has? Thank you for your help in advance.....How do you set up a website where people contact you for advice%26amp; you charge for this service?
A few sites that I can think of:
http://www.liveperson.com/
http://www.wengo.com/
http://www.whispy.com/live-advice/#none
You can do a google search for expert advice and find many sites that are already set up.
I hope that helps.How do you set up a website where people contact you for advice%26amp; you charge for this service?
but if you need a website id recommend using
http://www.1and1.co.uk/?k_id=16440495
or if you need a Web Designer (if you can't do HTML)
http://www.design.nosplashback.co.uk/
hope i helped.
A few sites that I can think of:
http://www.liveperson.com/
http://www.wengo.com/
http://www.whispy.com/live-advice/#none
You can do a google search for expert advice and find many sites that are already set up.
I hope that helps.How do you set up a website where people contact you for advice%26amp; you charge for this service?
but if you need a website id recommend using
http://www.1and1.co.uk/?k_id=16440495
or if you need a Web Designer (if you can't do HTML)
http://www.design.nosplashback.co.uk/
hope i helped.
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