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Who I look to for anything precious metals.

http://www.zealllc.com/2010/sgrrev4.htm

http://www.zealllc.com

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Who I look to for anything precious metals.

http://www.zealllc.com/2010/sgrrev4.htm

http://www.zealllc.com

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Who I look to for anything precious metals.

http://www.zealllc.com/2010/sgrrev4.htm

http://www.zealllc.com

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[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=flu]

Yup… Side question: doesn’t anyone use a spell checker anymore? By golly, if you’re going to send a scam email, at least *try* to make it sound legit.[/quote]

The people who fall for these generally do not notice the poor grammar and misspellings, so proof-reading would be a waste of time, anyway.[/quote]

I like to misspell “Thanks, ” before my email signature every once in a while just to let people know when it says “Thanks” that I actually typed it.. maybe they’re taking this angle! 😉

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[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=flu]

Yup… Side question: doesn’t anyone use a spell checker anymore? By golly, if you’re going to send a scam email, at least *try* to make it sound legit.[/quote]

The people who fall for these generally do not notice the poor grammar and misspellings, so proof-reading would be a waste of time, anyway.[/quote]

I like to misspell “Thanks, ” before my email signature every once in a while just to let people know when it says “Thanks” that I actually typed it.. maybe they’re taking this angle! 😉

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[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=flu]

Yup… Side question: doesn’t anyone use a spell checker anymore? By golly, if you’re going to send a scam email, at least *try* to make it sound legit.[/quote]

The people who fall for these generally do not notice the poor grammar and misspellings, so proof-reading would be a waste of time, anyway.[/quote]

I like to misspell “Thanks, ” before my email signature every once in a while just to let people know when it says “Thanks” that I actually typed it.. maybe they’re taking this angle! 😉

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[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=flu]

Yup… Side question: doesn’t anyone use a spell checker anymore? By golly, if you’re going to send a scam email, at least *try* to make it sound legit.[/quote]

The people who fall for these generally do not notice the poor grammar and misspellings, so proof-reading would be a waste of time, anyway.[/quote]

I like to misspell “Thanks, ” before my email signature every once in a while just to let people know when it says “Thanks” that I actually typed it.. maybe they’re taking this angle! 😉

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[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=flu]

Yup… Side question: doesn’t anyone use a spell checker anymore? By golly, if you’re going to send a scam email, at least *try* to make it sound legit.[/quote]

The people who fall for these generally do not notice the poor grammar and misspellings, so proof-reading would be a waste of time, anyway.[/quote]

I like to misspell “Thanks, ” before my email signature every once in a while just to let people know when it says “Thanks” that I actually typed it.. maybe they’re taking this angle! 😉

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When you hire someone to mow your lawn, it makes ending up with a cut lawn cut pretty easy. I don’t think hiring a financial planner makes reaching objectives any easier unless you don’t know how to create objectives. If your troubles are discipline related, then you can hire a disciplinarian for much cheaper. Saving money should be pretty easy, it requires you do nothing, nothing that costs money ;} Doing nothing with money though I guess is pretty hard.. but if you have a plan and you’re not hitting your targets, you probably only need to adjust/refine the plan or your level of discipline. It doesn’t seem like you need a FP for a basic/personal plan but maybe a drills sargent could help :} I think focusing on either discipline or plan results versus any temptations for a magic bullet will help alot – just reflecting my own experiences. One of the area I do business frequently has newcomers many who will ask “how much money can I make if I do X?” They usually dissappear shortly after.. the ones that don’t ask that question and just try their hardest seem to end up on a better track.

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When you hire someone to mow your lawn, it makes ending up with a cut lawn cut pretty easy. I don’t think hiring a financial planner makes reaching objectives any easier unless you don’t know how to create objectives. If your troubles are discipline related, then you can hire a disciplinarian for much cheaper. Saving money should be pretty easy, it requires you do nothing, nothing that costs money ;} Doing nothing with money though I guess is pretty hard.. but if you have a plan and you’re not hitting your targets, you probably only need to adjust/refine the plan or your level of discipline. It doesn’t seem like you need a FP for a basic/personal plan but maybe a drills sargent could help :} I think focusing on either discipline or plan results versus any temptations for a magic bullet will help alot – just reflecting my own experiences. One of the area I do business frequently has newcomers many who will ask “how much money can I make if I do X?” They usually dissappear shortly after.. the ones that don’t ask that question and just try their hardest seem to end up on a better track.

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