Petron launches fleet card for accessible transaction (Sun Star)
Consumers working on their credit reports say many times their letters are ignored by the credit bureaus. It is believed the credit bureaus try to discourage consumers from working on the reports by making it difficult. Consumer’s say even with proof an item is not theirs, its removal from their report can take three or four challenge letters. When the credit bureaus say they have verified or confirmed an item, it seems all they have done is verified it is in their computers. THIS IS NOT ENOUGH PROOF!!! They need to provide greater proof, so read on.
Petron launches fleet card for accessible transaction (Sun Star)
PETRON, one of the biggest oil companies in the country, introduces the Petron Fleet Card, the country's first microchip-based fleet card, which allows transacting business anytime.
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Judge upholds guilty verdict against former Bradford oncologist (The Bradford Era)
SMETHPORT -- A McKean County judge upheld a guilty verdict against a former Bradford oncologist charged with stealing Motrin from Tops Friendly Markets.
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Delaware Express adds concierge service (The Delaware Business Ledger)
Delaware Express, Delaware’s largest and oldest regional airport shuttle and executive transportation, is continuing to expand its business with new customized concierge services.
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'New York's Grocer' D'Agostino Selects RBS Lynk for Payment Processing (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
RBS Lynk, the US payment processing arm of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, announced today that it has been selected to provide payment processing services for D'Agostino Supermarkets, Inc.
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Coyote Lakes Golf Club equips carts with GPS (The Arizona Republic)
Golfers approaching the eighth hole at Coyote Lakes Golf Club can order a burger and fries before teeing off, and pick up their meal-to-go right after finishing up at the ninth putting green. The service is one of many offered through a new GPS system used by the club.
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South Africa: The Rental Rip-Off (AllAfrica.com)
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Arriva Card Now Offers Instant Underwriting of Credit on Carnival Cruise Lines (FinanzNachrichten)
Arriva ( Nachrichten ) Card ( www.arrivacard.com ), the first credit card designed specifically for use in casinos, now offers instant underwriting of credit throughout the entire Carnival ( Nachrichten ) Cruise Lines fleet.
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Convenience Store Operator Gives an Education (Convenience Store News)
TEMPLE, Texas -- The son of CEFCO Convenience Stores founder C.E. Fikes recently presented a $25,000 gift to the C.E. Fikes Endowed Scholarship at Temple College.
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The Next Disruptors (CNN Money)
Disruption is easy to spot - in hindsight. The railroads were always going to be better than canals and wagon trains. The telephone was bound to edge out the telegraph. The transistor was clearly superior to vacuum tubes. In recent years, digital cameras have stolen the market for film, the iPod has started to replace the CD and Google seems to be disrupting just about everything else.
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American Airlines and American Eagle Make It a Fantastic Fall for Travel From South Florida to Select Destinations in ... (FinanzNachrichten)
MIAMI, Aug. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Fall is a fantastic time to travel on American Airlines ( Nachrichten ) from South Florida to the Caribbean, Bahamas and Latin America. In fact, to some destinations you'll see fares even lower than fall temperatures.
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Petron launches fleet card for accessible transaction (Sun Star)
Before beginning a full-scale attack on one’s bad credit and repair of a negative credit report the person must first address each of the negative items and resolve them. Resolution may take many forms, which we will explore here. From a credit repair standpoint the significant starting point is “closing the book” on each of the bad credit items on the credit report. A horrible but old and closed bad credit item most often gets viewed better than an open current bad credit item. Believe it or not, a viable resolution method turns out to be a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In this context the bankruptcy paves the way to the first step of credit repair by putting an end to the old bad credit items. While bankruptcy adds it’s own significantly terrible credit reporting item, bankruptcy by definition will be “resolved” when the case ends. In the early stages of bad a credit incident the easiest and best solution can be catching up on a payment. As with many of the circumstances we will discuss the prior late payment will still appear on the credit report. The important point being discussed in this section is resolving the initial issue. Catching up on a past due payment constitutes resolution. When payments continue delinquent for a long enough time catching up may become out of reach. Negotiating a payment plan with the creditor either directly or with the aid of a credit counselor constitutes resolution of the item for credit repair purposes. Settlement of a debt, even at a fraction of the original amount due, means resolution.
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