Archive for January, 2010


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What else is there to know?

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

Okay so im 14 years old, and i plan to work for the government to be a computer specialist/internet security person. I need to know what other kind of protocols or whatever you call them there is to know. Im already fimiliar with computer hacking and ip tracing and remote shutdown, but there is other stuff i need to know..but what?

Google for cyber security,, you will see a bunch of stuff. ~

Does anyone here own or work for a Credit Repair company?

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

If so i would like to talk to you, i want to start my own credit repair company but not sure about all the technicalities. I help repair credit as of now but on the side out of my house, usually on the weekends.

What are some good credit cards for credit repair that AREN’T scams?

Monday, January 25th, 2010

I’ve never had a credit card (although my credit sucks) and heard they’re a great way to repair credit. Any tips?

What is the most disqusting sound that a human can make?

Monday, January 25th, 2010

My vote is for the hacking and spitting of a lougie. What can you think of?

I think the dry heaves (vomiting) sound pretty gross but I think you win with the loogie. The sound of that oyster as it whizzes through the lip MAKES me want to puke so I guess that’s double-grossness. :-)

Is Credit Repair really effective and how much would you pay for it if it is?

Sunday, January 24th, 2010

A good credit report is very important for living a comfortable life of financial freedom but it’s difficult to recover fom a bad credit report once you’ve made a few mistakes. Credit repair companies can be helpful, especially if you allow some time for your file to be worked on before you need it completely done.

Im looking to use a credit repair company to help me fix my credit. Know of any reputable companies?

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

Im looking for a credit repair company to help repair my credit and raise my credit score. There are many companies online but I want to choose a reputable company and do not know how to make sure they are legitimately a good company. Any suggestions?

Forget credit repair companies. Most are pure scam. Even the legit ones only do what you can easily do yourself. There are no special letters or secret procedures to clean up your credit.

Get a copy of your credit report (AnnualCreditReport.com). If there are errors, dispute them with the credit bureau. Legitimate negative items age off your credit report 7-1/2 years from the date of first deficiency. The older the item, the less impact on your score.

If any of your derogatory items are single entry items, like medical or utility bills, you can try to negotiate pay for delete agreements (you pay $x and they remove the item) with the collection agencies. This doens’t work for regularly reported items like credit cards and installment loans. The collection agency can only remove what they report. The original creditor’s charge off would remain.

If you have open credit card accounts, use them and pay off the balance in full every month. If you don’t have a credit card, get one, even if you have to get a secured card — you pay a deposit which is held as collateral against the line of credit. You need to build up at least 24 months of consistent, on time payment history to improve your score.

Those of you who have used Lexington Law credit repair services, how did it work out?

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

I’d like to know of anyone who has actually used Lexington Law credit repair and of their experience. I have gotten mixed reviews on the company, so I’d like to hear from some actual users. Was it successful? How long did it take? Any problems? How was their communication/customer service? Do you get to talk to a real lawyer ever?

What is the reason for a registry cleaner?

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

I run my reg cleaner every once in awhile….If there is an easy way to explain what the problems it finds in the registry to fix are, then please do so. I’m just curious what they are.

Thanks

BAsically after a program is uniinstalled or maybe if a program ends early, the Register telling the computer what to do for that program is still running, which is like glue in your system, it confuses it and slows it down.
Reg, Cleaner helps by deleting those Registrys that are still in use even though they really arent

Think of a Series Circuit…
[]—–[]——/—–[]—–[] The break in the line, the electricity still trys to travel in the series even though it can reach the other sources

Its kinda like that with registry

[reg]—–[program]—–[reg]—/—[program]

Looking for referrals from people who have good experience from credit repair company?

Monday, January 18th, 2010

I am interested in finding a credit repair company that has proven to have a very positive impact on your credit score. I know that the best way is to do it yourself so I would not like to hear responses from people who have no actual company in mind. Thank you.

Is it ok to download malicious software removal tool?

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Often times i decline downloading this software from microsoft coz i’m worried it might affect my O.S. .Is ok to download this software even im running unregistered O.S on my computer?

If your sure yes.

It is recommened you do once in a while.

Please note that sometimes viruses may attack once found,
but dont be scared.
its best to download it.
just be safe!~

download windows defender here: (100% works :) )
www.microsoft.com


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