Rob

Does any one know anything about this marketing company, Carbon Copy Pro, that states they do all your marketing for you (if you subscribe with paid fee)?

I just listened to their audio presention. I've listened to a lot of them. They get better and better. (Please no cliches, like 'Buyer Beware.')

The next day I recevied a phone call from the credit card company asking me if I had authorized charges to my credit card. I stated that I had. I was charged over $8,000, a sucker punch to my finances. The credit card company turned it over to their fraud department. Based on the fact that I authorized a charge to this outfit, they ruled that I was responsible. I received a welcome package and returned it by certified mail. The company has 3 businesses, - "Coastal Marketing, Coastal Vacations, and Coastal Millionaires." Their websites are phonies. I have the email from the person who called me. I have a phone number and when I try to cal, it states "please be patient, we are experiencing heavy call volume at this time." I never am able to get through, and have left phone messages requesting a return call.

I have logged a report with the Better Business Bureau. Is there any recource available to me, to go after this company, with the hope of getting my money back?

These are being promoted by Dr. Martin Zweig, a market advisor who offers to provide information for an annual subscription fee. I would like to find out more without having to pay for a subscription newsletter.

Muhammad Ali is generally regarded by many as being the greatest Heavyweight Boxing Champion of all time. He became popular when television was able to make sports figures larger than life, as never before. Do the statistics of all the Heavyweight Boxing Champions over the years in comparison with their actual total number of fights, win / loss / knockout records support this view?

How many bullets were fired in the murder of President John F. Kennedy? With the passage of time, do the facts support that there was more than one gun man? If so, have there been any plausible scientific conclusions as to the how and why? Will history record the event as unsolved?

I have visited the Yahoo 360! free website for some time. I have not been able to access the site for several months. I made an inquiry about the circumstance with Yahoo support and they stated that most likely I no longer had the 'cookie.' needed to access the site. If so, is there any way I can re-instate myself for site entry?

Prozac / Wellbutrin type pharmaceuticals loose their effectiveess. Prescription amphetamines such as Adderall, used for treating ADD, help more. Has there been anything medically documented on treating depression in this manner?

I have recently read about a mining company in Australia that is mining a rare type of natural earth commodity. The natural resource product is being bought in large quantities by China.

The stock was up over 10% on Friday on a volume of approximately 360,000 to over $1.00 a share. Is looking further into these announcements worth the time and due diligence?

Or is it in all liklihood the same old pump and dump? Do some individuals become wealthy by seeking out exceptional opportunities in penny stocks?

The purpose would be related to stock market investing. One involved with working for an investment firm, for instance, would want to know "better than expected earnings," or a company releasing a "disappointing earnings report." Could a business search engine be found, better than the rest, that would sort through multiple financial sites and information to be on top of the earnings release, or other significant event as soon as possible?

I've tried requesting it from the address of the yahoo answers person that provides a response, but when I try to reply to that address, I get a "message failure" notice.

When and how could I have obtained the news that caused this stocks movement today?