Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Calling All South African Moms!
This is for you, I know that you are far more involved with the moment to moment running of matters on the home front.
This is exactly why I am sharing this advice with you, which is all to do with the nasty treatment you are at the receiving end of, when it comes to debt collectors breathing down your necks.
Most of the time, its' going to be you who answers the hammering on the front door or the rude remarks coming from some faceless moron pestering you for overdue payments, this will hopefully soon start to change, as you take back your "Home turf" again. Remember, knowledge is power, and I aim to put you slap bang into the power seat where you need to be, to instill that calm, and decorum, that only a mom can do.
In the course of the next few weeks and months, I will systematically pass on to you various power instilling tips. This is a sample:
How should you handle debt collecting phone calls.
First off, if you have debt, at the moment, regardless of how much it is, you need to register your account with the D.M.A. Direct Marketing Association at this website: http://www.dma.co.za once you have done this, no one can call you for anything, provided that you haven't made any new debt since registering with them.
Isn't it so strange, how the very same people who begged you to spend money with them become your worst enemies when you hit a human snag. They fly at you like vultures, speaking words of dismay, while knowing all along, that no job in the world is secure and that you could have a solid job today, and be unemployed the next day.
Keep up the great work as only moms can do.
See you soon,
Andre'
PS. DMA may be offline at the moment, so phone them if they are,
just get it done and see the wolf at the door drop dead!
This is for you, I know that you are far more involved with the moment to moment running of matters on the home front.
This is exactly why I am sharing this advice with you, which is all to do with the nasty treatment you are at the receiving end of, when it comes to debt collectors breathing down your necks.
Most of the time, its' going to be you who answers the hammering on the front door or the rude remarks coming from some faceless moron pestering you for overdue payments, this will hopefully soon start to change, as you take back your "Home turf" again. Remember, knowledge is power, and I aim to put you slap bang into the power seat where you need to be, to instill that calm, and decorum, that only a mom can do.
In the course of the next few weeks and months, I will systematically pass on to you various power instilling tips. This is a sample:
How should you handle debt collecting phone calls.
First off, if you have debt, at the moment, regardless of how much it is, you need to register your account with the D.M.A. Direct Marketing Association at this website: http://www.dma.co.za once you have done this, no one can call you for anything, provided that you haven't made any new debt since registering with them.
Isn't it so strange, how the very same people who begged you to spend money with them become your worst enemies when you hit a human snag. They fly at you like vultures, speaking words of dismay, while knowing all along, that no job in the world is secure and that you could have a solid job today, and be unemployed the next day.
Keep up the great work as only moms can do.
See you soon,
Andre'
PS. DMA may be offline at the moment, so phone them if they are,
just get it done and see the wolf at the door drop dead!
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http://www.topmommyblogs.com/pages/index.php
Forbes.com has a channel on the site called Forbes Woman. They selected 100 web sites that relate to women in all aspects of their lives. While 100 seems a lot, remember this is the web and Working Mother was certainly happy to be among the best. The sublist 10 Best Sites for Working Mothers seems a no-brainer place for us, and it was. On the list are sites that don't exclusively cater to working moms, and a couple that do. Each has a different style and a different focus, but workingmother.com is proud to be among them. Oh, by the way, we are the last slide in thegallery of 10 because it's in ABC order, putting us after the Wall St. Journal's The Juggle (not specifically for working moms) and WorkItMom.com - a non-publisher site (meaning it does not have editors creating unique articles, copy and more for it's community of readers). As you know, workingmother.com does both–offers important news, time-saving tips for the two sides of a working mom's life: @home and @work; as well as offering a robust community of bloggers and members who keep the editors on their toes! If you'd to see the full list of best sites according to Forbes, click here.
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