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  • Why is it that a Jehovah's Witness can't celebrate a family birthday or holiday...?

    Why is it that this question keeps getting deleted, is it because JW's don't want their fellow cult members learning the truth so they delete it so that they remain ignorant?

    19 AnswersReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
  • What's the deal with the media only saying there has only been one "bailout"?

    Why does the media keep saying the government plans a second bailout when the next will be a third?

    And why is it they're giving it to the banks and not to the actual home owners that would actually spend it on their mortgages and new cars and gas and consumer goods that will actually help the economy?

    1 AnswerMedia & Journalism1 decade ago
  • Moving to Dubai for job?

    Hello, i am moving to Dubai from Karachi in January 2009. I have done my graduation in computing and IS. I have around 4 years experience in project management and business analysis.

    I have skills like web designing and development, project management, system analysis, Software quality assurance.

    I have PMP 35 pdu. training certificate and one MCITS and lot of local certifications in IT.

    Now can anyone tell me how much salary i should expect? and what should i negotiate with my salary?

    Thanks

    4 AnswersUnited Arab Emirates1 decade ago
  • Is there a problem with me adding someone to title to assure an interest even though they are not on the loan?

    A couple have been making cash payments to the legal owner of a property for three years on a property they all live in and now the property is in foreclosure, the couple want to pay the default amount due but want to be added to title to secure their interest and pay me (as a friend) a sizable fee to assist them, they are unable to qualify for a loan to buy the property at this time but hope to do so within two years.

    As a licensed RE agent can I accept their money and assist them without getting into trouble?

    Is there a cap on the amount they pay me or are they allowed to pay what they feel it's worth to them for the added security?

    3 AnswersRenting & Real Estate1 decade ago
  • This ones for the married ladies out there...?

    Your husband and kids are out of the house for the rest of the day and you're out for your daily jog/walk one morning, an attractive man pulls up in a nice late model car/suv and asks you in a polite way if you would like a "little help" with finishing your "workout" at home and you in no way feel uncomfortable/threatened with the situation.

    Knowing that you would in no way would be in danger of being discovered, would you take him up on the offer?

    If not, what factors would it take to sway your decision?

    11 AnswersOther - Social Science1 decade ago
  • Prison Love, or Love For Prison?

    Who believes it reasonable to think that repeat or habitiual offenders that continously return to prison, do so in order to return to an acceptable gay lifestyle where they believe they can remain labeled "Straight" rather then enter normal/productive society and practice homosexuality openly?

  • Deleted Questions?

    How many of you have had a question removed for no legitimate reason just because it questioned Yahoo and it's self serving "unfalliuable" wisdom?

    Give an brief example if you can so we can all get an idea of what's going on here.

    (Please do not answer if you've never had a question deleted)

    1 AnswerYahoo Answers1 decade ago
  • Who do you think is really most to blame for the real estate mess?

    Do you think it's the:

    1. Media (fueling the market frenzy initally)

    2. Mortgage Brokers

    3. Banks/Lenders

    4. Realtors

    5. Irresponsible Borrowers/Buyers

    6. Greedy Sellers

    Rate them and tell us why you feel that way.

    7 AnswersRenting & Real Estate1 decade ago
  • ringerpost.com!?!?!?!?

    Where did ringerpost.com go?

    I loved that site!!! If anyone knows e-mail me please so word doesn't fall on the wrong hands again. I found a RP MySpace page but no downloads on it.

    Also I want to know where to go to get free 3gp movies again to load my ZUNE and IPod.

    "Autoprime" where are you?

    1 AnswerCell Phones & Plans1 decade ago
  • "Global Warming"?

    What's the deal with global warming, the US is losing ground to China because we're too busy listening to media that tells us it's up to us to clean up the environment "for our kids". Don't get me wrong but I'd much rather my kids deal with a bit of smog than have to learn a new language because industrially we grew weak. "Global Warming" is a climactic condition that exists weather or not we recycle, period.

    7 AnswersGlobal Warming1 decade ago
  • Loss Mitigation and "The Center For Responsible Lending"?

    The Center For Responsible Lending always cites the "lack of effort" that lenders are making with regards to working out a solution to the foreclosure increase.

    As a Loss Mitigation Consultant I can say that I rarely get a call back from homeowners in trouble and all I'm calling to offer is a loan modification from their lenders.

    It's free money and in many cases a way for these people to keep their homes and make a fresh start.

    It's time people take responsibility for their own actions.

    Didn't we learn anything from the DNC list the FCC now governs, all that did was send $12-$15 per hour jobs to India where the FCC has no authority.

    1 AnswerOther - Business & Finance1 decade ago
  • What's the deal with the Government not coming to the table with regards to these foreclosures?

    We all look for who to blame and the Government is quick to look all around for a resource however they were aware of what was happening to housing prices and at the time only stood by and watched property taxes increase in some cases 500%.

    Why are they not rolling back past due tax bills to the amount before the sale that caused the increase and apply the amount as a lien due in 10 years?

    The economy will not withstand their hard line approach.

    9 AnswersRenting & Real Estate1 decade ago