Have you ever stuffed envelopes for a ligitimate company?
and it payed off.They are relating me that they will pay 7,000 dollars for 1000 envelopes at their expence for stamps and envelopes.Just wondering if anyone have ever tried this?
Answers: Stuffing envelopes is usually a scam.
The ad: stuff envelopes for us, we dispatch you all the supplies, you carry paid previously you mail out your first notification. $40 deposit for supplies.
Here is how it works, you send them $40 for supplies. They distribute you a packet that has be copied 500 times and looks like crap. The packet of information tell you to make another 500 copies and publicize this as a stuffing envelopes job and when someone sends you the $40. you dispatch them the same packet of information.
Machines stuff envelopes!
Do you see any source contained by the computer age, why bank should appropriate any more than 1 daytime to clear a cheque?
and which bank does best within clearing cheques quickly?Answers: I do not believe that the banks NEED to clear the checks efficiently...I think that they use the glitch as a type of free loan.
I bank next to chase and quite habitually they have withheld access to my money a year or so prior to actually paying the merchant (there is a HOLD placed on the funds). I do believe that they earn relatively a bit of money on the interest when my itty bitty bit is combined with your itty bitty bit and so forth.
Each morning they might make 500k on the INTEREST from holding that money for an extra daytime or so.
As far as who has the best time frame for clearing them, I couldn't even get going to guess but I would think that chase is some place close the BACK of the pack
Im sure it could be done instantly, a debit card checks for funds to cover a transaction in an instant.
Banks are similar to a lot of institutions, they appear to have to defend their existence by making us think we cant do in need them.
We're all self conned all over the place chick
The cheques do hold to be sent physically between banks
try to take payments sent by BACS
What is liquidate damages ?
What is the difference between liquidated damages and cost for a contract ?May you give me an example please.
Thanks
Answers: Liquidated damages are what you clear when you cannot satisfy a contract. The amount is usually written into the contract. By paying the amount stated, you are afterwards free of any further action against you for washout to complete the contract.
Penalty implies not that you cannot complete, but that you be slow or your work left something to be desired. You still must complete the mission satisfactorily, so you aren't out of the woods even so.
An example would be you are under contract to distribute me 1,000 shirts by the end of January. If you consent to me know you can't until February 15, you have violated the contract. Liquidated damages mode you would then repay me the agreed upon sum and we are done - you owe me no shirts, nor can I get any more money from you.
A cost would mean you rate me for the shirts being behind schedule, but I will still accept them and you must still convey them. So even though you are paying a penalty, we still own a contract for the shirts, they are just going to be slow.
The website posted below gives a definition of liquidate damages.