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Shawn Webster

The Ballplayers - Earl Hamilton | BaseballLibrary.com - 0 views

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    The 5'8" 160-lb Hamilton no-hit the Tigers 5-1 on August 30, 1912, and used his good changeup to become the Browns' leading winner from 1912 to 1914. After going 0-9 in 1917, he was sold to the Pirates. He completed all six of his starts for a perfect 6-0 (0.83) record in 1918 before military service shortened his season. Two years later he and the Giants' Rube Benton matched shutouts for 16 innings before New York prevailed in the 17th. Hamilton later owned the St. Joseph's franchise in the Western League. (NLM)
Craig Thomas

Amazon Ventures Gold Deals - Shelton, CT - 0 views

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    Amazon Ventures Gold Deals 1 review Category: Community Service/Non-Profit [Edit] 4 Research Dr Ste 402 Shelton, CT 06484 (203) 402-7201 amazongoldventuresdeals.com/ One review for Amazon Ventures Gold Deals 1 review in English Review from Luke F. 0 friends 1 review Luke F. Manhattan, NY 2/24/2012 Amazon Ventures Gold Deals - Gold Coins, Bullion News, Information and Pricing. Financial site dedicated to Gold, markets and investment ideas My buy and hold recommendation for this decade is physical Gold, the free market's "real" money. Please read my Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions first before exploring my site. Contact me at info@amazongoldventure... Was this review …? Useful Funny Cool
Luke Fleming

Read Amazon Scam Articles: Scam Watch: Bank Theft, E Books, Mortgage Modification Onlin... - 0 views

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    Here is a roundup of alleged cons, frauds and schemes to watch out for. Bank theft -- A Central California bank employee has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to stealing nearly $100,000 from the accounts of two customers. Brenda Hurtado, 26, pleaded guilty in August to committing theft by a bank employee. A former employee of U.S. Bank in Arroyo Grande, she admitted changing the contact information for two customers in their 80s, closing their accounts and issuing herself cashier's checks for the closing balances. It is a good idea to check bank statements regularly to avoid mistakes, improper charges or theft, consumer advocates say. E-books -- Consumers should take care when purchasing electronic books for devices such as Amazon's Kindle or the Barnes & Noble Nook, the Better Business Bureau said in a recent bulletin. Some websites have been offering e-books for sale that were pirated or contain harmful malware, the BBB said. The bulletin cautions consumers to check the URL to make sure it begins with https://, a sign that it is secure, and to use reputable websites to avoid being victimized. Mortgage modification -- Five people have agreed to repay millions of dollars to victims who they duped by promising to help them reduce their mortgage payments but providing no services after receiving their fees of $4,250. According to a lawsuit filed last year by the Federal Trade Commission, the defendants offered a "Government Mortgage Relief Program," even though they had no affiliation with the government. The company promised full refunds if they were unsuccessful at reducing mortgages, but failed to return the money and disconnected their telephones.
Craig Thomas

Amazon Scam Articles: Scam watch: Bank theft, e-books, mortgage modification - latimes.com - 0 views

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    Here is a roundup of alleged cons, frauds and schemes to watch out for. Bank theft -- A Central California bank employee has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to stealing nearly $100,000 from the accounts of two customers. Brenda Hurtado, 26, pleaded guilty in August to committing theft by a bank employee. A former employee of U.S. Bank in Arroyo Grande, she admitted changing the contact information for two customers in their 80s, closing their accounts and issuing herself cashier's checks for the closing balances. It is a good idea to check bank statements regularly to avoid mistakes, improper charges or theft, consumer advocates say. E-books -- Consumers should take care when purchasing electronic books for devices such as Amazon's Kindle or the Barnes & Noble Nook, the Better Business Bureau said in a recent bulletin. Some websites have been offering e-books for sale that were pirated or contain harmful malware, the BBB said. The bulletin cautions consumers to check the URL to make sure it begins with https://, a sign that it is secure, and to use reputable websites to avoid being victimized. Mortgage modification -- Five people have agreed to repay millions of dollars to victims who they duped by promising to help them reduce their mortgage payments but providing no services after receiving their fees of $4,250. According to a lawsuit filed last year by the Federal Trade Commission, the defendants offered a "Government Mortgage Relief Program," even though they had no affiliation with the government. The company promised full refunds if they were unsuccessful at reducing mortgages, but failed to return the money and disconnected their telephones.
Britttany Shells

Amazon Gold Ventures - Financial security startup BillGuard raises $10M to protect you ... - 0 views

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    Personal finance startup BillGuard has raised $10 million in second-round financing, and it's using it to expand its service that helps protect accounts from fraudulent activity, the company said Tuesday. BillGuard protects users by registering their credit and debit cards and keeping an eye out for questionable and fraudulent charges. The company uses a crowdsourced approach to identifying unauthorized charges, by not only providing its own detection but also incorporating users' billing complaints to track and analyze payments. BillGuard's big second round of funding comes from a powerhouse group, including Khosla Ventures, Eric Schmidt's Innovation Endeavors and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund. "At Khosla Ventures we love entrepreneurs who dare to tackle large problems with disruptive, bottom-up methods," said Vinod Khosla, founding partner of Khosla Ventures, in a statement. At present, BillGuard is free to use for anyone who wants to sign up. So how is it going to make money? The company is talking to large banks that could act as partners and incorporate BillGuard on a per-customer basis for a small fee. BillGuard is also exploring the idea of a merchant certification program that would let merchants have access to some its data, and follow up with customers who end up with fraudulent or questionable charges. New York-based BillGuard previously raised $3 million in its first round of funding from Bessemer Venture Partners and IA Ventures. Bill
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    I like this blog it's a master piece! Glad I noticed this on google.
Shawn Webster

Amazon Gold Ventures - Financial security startup BillGuard raises $10M to protect you ... - 0 views

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    http://amazongoldnico.livejournal.com/.../1355.html Personal finance startup BillGuard has raised $10 million in second-round financing, and it's using it to expand its service that helps protect accounts from fraudulent activity, the company said Tuesday. BillGuard protects users by registering their credit and debit cards and keeping an eye out for questionable and fraudulent charges.
Zoey Dowling

shawnwebster - Amazon Gold Ventures - Financial security startup BillGuard raises $10M ... - 0 views

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    Personal finance startup BillGuard has raised $10 million in second-round financing, and it's using it to expand its service that helps protect accounts from fraudulent activity, the company said Tuesday. BillGuard protects users by registering their credit and debit cards and keeping an eye out for questionable and fraudulent charges. The company uses a crowdsourced approach to identifying unauthorized charges, by not only providing its own detection but also incorporating users' billing complaints to track and analyze payments. BillGuard's big second round of funding comes from a powerhouse group, including Khosla Ventures, Eric Schmidt's Innovation Endeavors and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund. "At Khosla Ventures we love entrepreneurs who dare to tackle large problems with disruptive, bottom-up methods," said Vinod Khosla, founding partner of Khosla Ventures, in a statement. At present, BillGuard is free to use for anyone who wants to sign up. So how is it going to make money? The company is talking to large banks that could act as partners and incorporate BillGuard on a per-customer basis for a small fee. BillGuard is also exploring the idea of a merchant certification program that would let merchants have access to some its data, and follow up with customers who end up with fraudulent or questionable charges. New York-based BillGuard previously raised $3 million in its first round of funding from Bessemer Venture Partners and IA Ventures. BillGuard made its public debut on stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in May 2011
Hillary Mcduff

Amazon Gold Ventures: Joint Venture Request - 0 views

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    Thanks for your interest in working with us. However we receive so many request for joint ventures and network invitations that it's no longer practical to explore them all. So we've come up with a simple process to help us foster relationships with serious companies that are willing to back their claims. How To Work With Us: So to help us determine which companies are right fit, we are now requesting that you test any offers, products, service or websites you would like us to promote by purchasing an ad on WorkAtHomeCareers.com Why Do It This Way? 1. The logic is simple. If you can make money with the ad you place on our site, then obviously we can too! if the results are good, we may enter a relationship with your company and scale up our efforts accordingly. 2. The other benefit is that we will have access to your ad data to verify any of the claims you make. Data you provide is UNACCEPTABLE because we have found that the numbers provided vary greatly depending on how promotions were done on other venues. So they don't necessarily translate to the same numbers on our site. However with your ads being served directly on our site, we know exactly what to expect in terms of click thrus and can approximate conversions. Next Steps: 1. So if you want to work with our company, please place your ad now by clicking here. My suggestion is to pick the ads with the best visibility or all of them if you want to blanket the site with your offer. 2. Once you have collected enough data from our site, feel free to email me using the form below to discuss your ad stats and we can take it from there. Be sure to include your user name and any details about which ads did the best. So as long as you follow the steps above we're willing to discuss working together. But we won't be able to entertain any questions or emails until you've invested in an ad. I hope to work with you.
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