Forbes magazine said the United States is now facing perhaps the worst financial crisis since the banking panic that former President Franklin Roosevelt faced in 1933.
To help grease the financial plumbing Monday, the Federal Reserve pumped a total of $70 billion ($50 billion and then another regularly scheduled $20 billion were injected in temporary reserves) into the nation's financial system through open market operations to help ease credit stresses.
Lehman Brothers, the country's fourth-largest investment bank, filed for bankruptcy protection. A weakened Merrill Lynch, deciding it couldn't go it alone anymore, found help in the arms of Bank of America. Now, the insurance giant American International Group (AIG) is dangerously wobbling. Against this backdrop, Wall Street on Monday plunged 500 points, the most since the September 2001 terror attacks.
"Fed pumps $70B into nation's financial system"
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080916/ap_o…
"Wall Street is now at the mercy of Washington."
"Facing reporters at the White House on Monday, Wall-Street-titan-turned-Treasury-Secret… Henry Paulson deflected questions about whom to finger for the meltdown, saying simply: “I’m playing the hand that was dealt to me.” So is Wall Street, and it’s folding."
"No matter who’s elected, the next administration might have a much easier job of watching over the investment banking industry simply because it will be so tiny."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/2008091…
On the trail... latest from our future leadership...
McCain: Fundamentals of Economy Remain Strong
On the campaign trail, Senator John McCain said that the fundamentals of the economy remain strong.
Sen. John McCain: “You know that there’s been tremendous turmoil in our financial markets and Wall Street. And it is—people are frightened by these events. Our economy, I think, still, the fundamentals of our economy are strong, but these are very, very difficult time. And I promise you we will never put America in this position again. We will clean up Wall street. We will reform government. And this is a failure.”
Senator Barack Obama accused McCain of subscribing to the same economic philosophy as President Bush.
Sen. Barack Obama: “For eight years, we’ve had policies that have shredded consumer protections, that have loosened oversight and regulation and encouraged out-sized bonuses to CEO’s while ignoring middle-class Americans. The result is the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression. And I certainly don’t fault Senator John McCain for these problems, but I do fault the economic philosophy he subscribes to, because it’s the same philosophy we’ve had for the last eight years.”
All this has been happening since yesterday when the stock market dropped over 500 points and the ripple effect being felt around the world. Economists are all warning us this is a huge problem, it may be hard to get loans for cars, houses, etc. The state of the economy could get exponentially worse. People are being encouraged to withdraw from the banks and sell their stocks, etc.
I wrote about this last night (per FDIC not being able to deal with the trillion dollars potentiall at risk, etc.), and got some very interesting answers, please refer to that too for some keen insight and additional information...
Is American in trouble? Are bank deposits for once at risk?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
What I want to know is... Are we really in this deep of trouble, What the economists are saying.???..
"Once in century kind of phenomenon!"
"This is the financial storm of the century!"
"Congress must recapitalize FDIC immediately!"
"1 trillion at risk, FDIC can only cover $50 billion!", etc...
Someone please explain what is going on and what is going to happen, or your opinions on this please.|||I believe the term that struck me last night was that if AIG declares bankruptcy, it would be a financial nuclear bomb. And yes, I do agree with the article that we are facing the greatest depression since 1933. If the Fed continues to tax Americans by printing more money and pumping into these companies to bail them out, we'll be getting there pretty quickly. The Fed is ultimately taxing every tax-paying citizen when they bail these people out. US citizens should be angry as hell about that. They're robbing us and many people don't even realize it. We're looking at hyper-inflation and a collapse of the U.S. economic system.|||No, Forbes in owned by rich people with no clue of the real world.
Hard to find a budget problem when you are always attending $500. a plate dinners.
BTW cut and paste has never really done much for me...It just shows you can quote someone else. Not think.|||The sky is falling, the sky is falling!|||you bet ye, but according to mc cain it aint even a recession yet.|||Forbes is absolutely correct, when the fed comes to the rescue of these buisnesses, all they are doing is, starting up the money printing press and digging a deeper hole for our kids.
Experts are trying to say that the financial markets are much stronger today than it was in 1933, I beg to differ.
ron paul sits on a financial committee seat in congress, he's been warning of whats coming to our economy, he's tried to offer solutions, and basically he's been nothing but ridiculed by media and politicians alike, by the end of november, people are going to wish ron paul was still a candidate for the presidency, but too late now, 2009 will be the year of the Great Great Depression under either candidate.
|||i believe that we are headed to soemthing quite simiar to the crash of october 29, 1929 but thanks to the rever program we should be fine as long as apeople DO NOT PANIC!!!!! you should only be really worried about your bank going under if you have more then the insured amount in your savings. iyou can lose upto $100,000 with the insurance from the goverment but if you have mroe then that move the exiss to differnt bank accounts.
the ressions is spirailling downward and has many simialrities to thecrash of 1929. the comercail debt and loaning debt is to high and people are failing to pay back properly which means the banks are less likely to loan out money so people are less abel to buy things and so the bank must once again loan even less money cuz less money is going around. the morge crisis was just the first indication of something going wrong.
the moradge crisis is proff that the banking in the us is going down ward and many people are losing their homes just like in the 1930's.
before ocotber 29th the federal goverment pushed a big sum of money into the stock market which kept it inflated for just a little while longer (maybe a week) before the true crash. this is following the exact same pattern
just a restatment. yeha were headed towards sometign similar to the 1929 depression and it's headed our way
*edit* this web site contains the credit analise of the us economy pertaning to the future crash, it involes the cause and what must happen right now to weaken the blow:
http://www.thepropheticyears.com/reasons…
this web site also predicts the two possible out comes of this "inflationary depression" they believe that our currency will become worth nothing abd become much like what happened to germany after WWI with taking a wheel barrel of money to by a loaf of bread|||the filthy rich %26amp; the intellegent are preparing for another "great depression". if you want to survive the upcomming "depression" start stockpiling food %26amp; learn to grow your own food (like me)!!! we are in fact heading for another "great depression". if you think i'm wrong... consider this... we are experiencing 1 disaster after another, oil prices are skyrocketing, %26amp; we are at war with too many countries to mention. how can our government pay for all of these things? only 1 way... RAISE TAXES, RAISE TAXES, RAISE TAXES!!! no matter who is running our country, we cannot avoid the upcomming depression.
zig heil King Bush!
have-a-loving-day!
Thursday, December 15, 2011
The Banks, the investors and the shareholders!?
The financial institutions in the USA decided to allow, those Americans who were a credit risk, to borrow money for mortgages etc.
This money ( lots of it) was loaned at exhorbitant interest rates, the USA finance industry offered the ownership of these loans to foreign financial establishments.
The British finance industry, in it's thirst for more returns on it's money, it's need to reward it's executives with outlandish bonusses and it's desire to offer the best returns for it's investors and shareholders, decided to buy in to these loans big style.
The cost of living in the USA, drove many of those who recieved the loans, to default on their payments, the result being that many of the British financial institutions started to panic over what they had done with their members invested money.
So because one bank had no idea how much another bank had invested in those market, it created an air of suspicion and the usual facility of banks lending and borrowing off each other was ceased.
This caused a squeeze on the day to day operating cash available to the banks and financial institutions.
Investors started to withdraw their cash and shares and savers started to question the security of their deposits.
Now everyone of these people suddenly turned round and demanded the government "Do Something".
This raises a couple of questions.
A) as the value of shares can go up as well as down, were these people prepared to give the government a lump of their earnings when the times were good?
B) These people and their greed, were responsible for the price increase in commodities which were crippling the normal working man, is it now right that this same working man should loan his tax payments to these people to allow them to recover their ill gotten gains.
C) Should the senior board members and executives of these financial institutions be sacked for their incompetence and greed?|||A) If the Government does use taxpayer money to bail them out then yes. It should be a loan and make those morons pay interest.
B) It isn't right that taxpayers loan taxes to pay for this, but it doesn't seem like our government wanted to ask the citizens about it. This would have been something I would have wanted to vote on.
C) If that's how these businesses want to run things, then I say let them profit from loss, but lets not bail them out. Also, who are these companies that keep taking these people and hire them for boards and executive positions? It is mind blowing.
I'm one of the homeowners who was told I could make my payments, even when I thought I couldn't. But I trusted the fact that the loan officer, who calculated everything that we had as far as bills and assets and said that we could definitely do it.
I'm definitely doing it, but it's rough. We love our home and don't want to lose it, so we are cutting corners and not paying some of our bills when we should be. I don't want the government to bail me out, so I'm definitely of the mind set that the government shouldn't bail these companies out as well.
How is anyone going to learn if they don't burn?|||230 thousands of New Yorkers have been cut out of electricity and water supply due to their debts.
Every family should entitle to enjoy housing and daily necessary within their affordable range. If they borrowed money to go some investment, it just like gambling with others' money.
In most corporation, they need money to kick out their projects. At the end of each years, marketers and inventors got their project proposal and directors would use them to borrow money from banks. If the result of those project were good, they have money to return to banks. However, if there are too much projects as collins submarine - pushing hard but little revenue, then they would be in bad debt.
Life is more on gambling but you need to play it wise.
It would be good to have a central database for those debtors and loans. When they tried to apply, every bank would know their history.|||Firstly, shareholders do give lump sums on there dividend returns via taxation. Corporation tax takes a 20% marker off the profit margin left after all other costs have been paid out on behalf of all the workers, whoever they might be from management to ground force. The 20% corporation tax is a stealth against all industries doing well a cap against profit.
Secondly the people really responsible for the price increases are as follows;-
Estate agents and other property valuers inflating the costs of property. Property has gone up by 300% in some areas and 500% in others. It is obvious this is extortion. But sellers feel wow my property has gone up. I'll sell and make a profit. So individuals have become very greedy. Buyers on the other hand have to find ways to fund these increased costs. So end up paying more and eventually losing out when they can't afford to keep the payments up.
Estate agents have forced banks to increase lending rates and in truth we are now facing the life time mortgage and not just 25 years. In some instances mortgages are being arranged between more than one party rent to buy schemes is one avenue and another is two people agreeing to buy together. The problem here is that wages though have not kept pace with mortgage criteria. So this means the ordinary working man or woman must be really earning something decent to buy in the first place or maybe like my friend tells me, People lie about their incomes.
I feel your point B is not so clear. At least a third of all FTSE related companies are owned by ordinary working people who felt at a time when they had spare cash, to invest it. Some came by this extra cash in the form of shares when building societies became banks and to be honest this should never have happened. This added increased diversity from new investors who couldn't really afford to add to the investment opportunity. A good proportion sensed that the windfall would be better spent on holidays and withdrew it.
So Estate agents were the source that pushed up one of the most basic costs an individual is ever likely to have in a lifetime, the family home. Then human greed took over. Private householders thought they'd jump on the band wagon and feed the house market increases. As a result many householders are now struggling to pay mortgages, the amounts of negative equity is rising and the numbers of repossessions double every year.
On the social front the children of these families who have had there homes repossessed in economically depressed times suffer with their education and have problems with life.
You speak of the price hike on commodities, to this every negative has a positive. Prior to the price hikes on Gas, Electricity, Water, Telephones around 5 - 8 years of cost stability had been reached, when the price per unit, therm or call was stable. However during that time a steady rise in wages and the salaries of management had taken place, More monies being paid out meant less money available for investment so companies began to diversify, increase the number of shareholders and merge. All the time the costs were rising for all of the exploratory investment opportunities. Smaller Shareholders who had little to gain and little to lose began to lose out this left only the big cats in place to bolster the economy. In return they became greedy the bonuses were high and extortionate and some were tax free caused a greater divide between the rich and the poor. Even so instead of it being reinvested it went into buying estates and million pound mansions.
The idea of capping wages has never been popular but in all honesty I really think we need to start placing a cap at the upper end for who in the world is worth more than 100k a year. Nobody. Commisions should be tied to investments within the industry not personal gain.
These unforeseen gains carry even greater debt loads and greater interest charges so much so in the British press recently a self made millionaire orchestrated the arson of his property and killed his family in the process. He couldn't face the music. Meanwhile as such is the modern pace of money cylcles is now stagnant, in other words real money is not circulating instead it is figures only. The financial crisis is trying to get old money out of us.
Old money is anything you have as savings or collaterall.
So its not necessarily all about ill gotten gains, as all human beings possess the ability to be greedy.
Look again at property and ask yourself why we have so many rent to buy schemes. Why do we have TV programmes flogging houses to do it and profit on? Why do we have rising numbers homeless? Greed. Inadequate areas of real investment.
In order to resettle the economic issues you just need to see wage capping and a greater speread of the worlds wealth. Britain is a wealthy country for one so small, its unfortunate that we have 90% of the wealth tied up in 5% of the population.|||It isn't greed. It is all out Gluttony!
Oct 3, Washington Mutual President could get 13 million plus dollars for 18 days on the job, (supposedly, he is not going to take all of it from what I have been reading).
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081003/bs_n鈥?/a>
Here is another example:
It was just released this morning that AIG spent $440 thousand dollars
on a "retreat and spa" for their employees after the taxpayer (aka government) bailed them out! If that isn't an outrage what is?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081008/ap_o鈥?/a>
This money ( lots of it) was loaned at exhorbitant interest rates, the USA finance industry offered the ownership of these loans to foreign financial establishments.
The British finance industry, in it's thirst for more returns on it's money, it's need to reward it's executives with outlandish bonusses and it's desire to offer the best returns for it's investors and shareholders, decided to buy in to these loans big style.
The cost of living in the USA, drove many of those who recieved the loans, to default on their payments, the result being that many of the British financial institutions started to panic over what they had done with their members invested money.
So because one bank had no idea how much another bank had invested in those market, it created an air of suspicion and the usual facility of banks lending and borrowing off each other was ceased.
This caused a squeeze on the day to day operating cash available to the banks and financial institutions.
Investors started to withdraw their cash and shares and savers started to question the security of their deposits.
Now everyone of these people suddenly turned round and demanded the government "Do Something".
This raises a couple of questions.
A) as the value of shares can go up as well as down, were these people prepared to give the government a lump of their earnings when the times were good?
B) These people and their greed, were responsible for the price increase in commodities which were crippling the normal working man, is it now right that this same working man should loan his tax payments to these people to allow them to recover their ill gotten gains.
C) Should the senior board members and executives of these financial institutions be sacked for their incompetence and greed?|||A) If the Government does use taxpayer money to bail them out then yes. It should be a loan and make those morons pay interest.
B) It isn't right that taxpayers loan taxes to pay for this, but it doesn't seem like our government wanted to ask the citizens about it. This would have been something I would have wanted to vote on.
C) If that's how these businesses want to run things, then I say let them profit from loss, but lets not bail them out. Also, who are these companies that keep taking these people and hire them for boards and executive positions? It is mind blowing.
I'm one of the homeowners who was told I could make my payments, even when I thought I couldn't. But I trusted the fact that the loan officer, who calculated everything that we had as far as bills and assets and said that we could definitely do it.
I'm definitely doing it, but it's rough. We love our home and don't want to lose it, so we are cutting corners and not paying some of our bills when we should be. I don't want the government to bail me out, so I'm definitely of the mind set that the government shouldn't bail these companies out as well.
How is anyone going to learn if they don't burn?|||230 thousands of New Yorkers have been cut out of electricity and water supply due to their debts.
Every family should entitle to enjoy housing and daily necessary within their affordable range. If they borrowed money to go some investment, it just like gambling with others' money.
In most corporation, they need money to kick out their projects. At the end of each years, marketers and inventors got their project proposal and directors would use them to borrow money from banks. If the result of those project were good, they have money to return to banks. However, if there are too much projects as collins submarine - pushing hard but little revenue, then they would be in bad debt.
Life is more on gambling but you need to play it wise.
It would be good to have a central database for those debtors and loans. When they tried to apply, every bank would know their history.|||Firstly, shareholders do give lump sums on there dividend returns via taxation. Corporation tax takes a 20% marker off the profit margin left after all other costs have been paid out on behalf of all the workers, whoever they might be from management to ground force. The 20% corporation tax is a stealth against all industries doing well a cap against profit.
Secondly the people really responsible for the price increases are as follows;-
Estate agents and other property valuers inflating the costs of property. Property has gone up by 300% in some areas and 500% in others. It is obvious this is extortion. But sellers feel wow my property has gone up. I'll sell and make a profit. So individuals have become very greedy. Buyers on the other hand have to find ways to fund these increased costs. So end up paying more and eventually losing out when they can't afford to keep the payments up.
Estate agents have forced banks to increase lending rates and in truth we are now facing the life time mortgage and not just 25 years. In some instances mortgages are being arranged between more than one party rent to buy schemes is one avenue and another is two people agreeing to buy together. The problem here is that wages though have not kept pace with mortgage criteria. So this means the ordinary working man or woman must be really earning something decent to buy in the first place or maybe like my friend tells me, People lie about their incomes.
I feel your point B is not so clear. At least a third of all FTSE related companies are owned by ordinary working people who felt at a time when they had spare cash, to invest it. Some came by this extra cash in the form of shares when building societies became banks and to be honest this should never have happened. This added increased diversity from new investors who couldn't really afford to add to the investment opportunity. A good proportion sensed that the windfall would be better spent on holidays and withdrew it.
So Estate agents were the source that pushed up one of the most basic costs an individual is ever likely to have in a lifetime, the family home. Then human greed took over. Private householders thought they'd jump on the band wagon and feed the house market increases. As a result many householders are now struggling to pay mortgages, the amounts of negative equity is rising and the numbers of repossessions double every year.
On the social front the children of these families who have had there homes repossessed in economically depressed times suffer with their education and have problems with life.
You speak of the price hike on commodities, to this every negative has a positive. Prior to the price hikes on Gas, Electricity, Water, Telephones around 5 - 8 years of cost stability had been reached, when the price per unit, therm or call was stable. However during that time a steady rise in wages and the salaries of management had taken place, More monies being paid out meant less money available for investment so companies began to diversify, increase the number of shareholders and merge. All the time the costs were rising for all of the exploratory investment opportunities. Smaller Shareholders who had little to gain and little to lose began to lose out this left only the big cats in place to bolster the economy. In return they became greedy the bonuses were high and extortionate and some were tax free caused a greater divide between the rich and the poor. Even so instead of it being reinvested it went into buying estates and million pound mansions.
The idea of capping wages has never been popular but in all honesty I really think we need to start placing a cap at the upper end for who in the world is worth more than 100k a year. Nobody. Commisions should be tied to investments within the industry not personal gain.
These unforeseen gains carry even greater debt loads and greater interest charges so much so in the British press recently a self made millionaire orchestrated the arson of his property and killed his family in the process. He couldn't face the music. Meanwhile as such is the modern pace of money cylcles is now stagnant, in other words real money is not circulating instead it is figures only. The financial crisis is trying to get old money out of us.
Old money is anything you have as savings or collaterall.
So its not necessarily all about ill gotten gains, as all human beings possess the ability to be greedy.
Look again at property and ask yourself why we have so many rent to buy schemes. Why do we have TV programmes flogging houses to do it and profit on? Why do we have rising numbers homeless? Greed. Inadequate areas of real investment.
In order to resettle the economic issues you just need to see wage capping and a greater speread of the worlds wealth. Britain is a wealthy country for one so small, its unfortunate that we have 90% of the wealth tied up in 5% of the population.|||It isn't greed. It is all out Gluttony!
Oct 3, Washington Mutual President could get 13 million plus dollars for 18 days on the job, (supposedly, he is not going to take all of it from what I have been reading).
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081003/bs_n鈥?/a>
Here is another example:
It was just released this morning that AIG spent $440 thousand dollars
on a "retreat and spa" for their employees after the taxpayer (aka government) bailed them out! If that isn't an outrage what is?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081008/ap_o鈥?/a>
Has anyone done this? Is this a scam?
A company by the name of JPL Independent %26amp; Co LTD contacted me via e-mail if I was interested in a job with them. The job would allow me to work from home. By going over their web site http://jplindependent.org/index.php it seemed good to me so I agreed. They don鈥檛 ask for money what so ever only for my contact information and Bank account number to which they will deposit my paycheck too. So I e-mailed them back the completed application and my resume. They emailed me back to day telling me my training start tomorrow and via internet so one will be contacting me as well. If I have any questions to call this number (781) 241 9930. Well, I called and its not a working # and 781 area code appears to be located in Lexington, MA, when the website indicates the company is located in Buxton, Derbyshire overseas. Now am scared because they have my personal information and account # (not my SS# though). What can I do? Or What should I do? i dont want to know about any other work from home site, only if this is a scam!
Also they e-mailed me these instructions:
TRAINING COURSE BASIC INFORMATION/
The training days don't have to be consecutive (you can make breaks
for one or several days if it's necessary).
Your application was reviewed by the Human Resource Department and your candidacy
was approved. After you complete the free training course company guarantees your
employment within one business day.
Your daily raining wage: $50.00 (the money that you receive in the beginning of each
training day
as compensation for your time and all the expenses associated with the training -
transport,
phone, Internet connection etc.). If for technical reasons your training has to be postponed
you receive the training wage as well.
The course is distant, except for two personal meetings with one of company鈥檚 managers
in your city. While passing the course you will be permanently assisted by the phone.
While studying, you will permanently move from the easiest to more complicated levels.
Each lesson contains a theoretical and a practical part. Everyday you will receive studying materials that
you should earn and streng then your knowledge by passing tests.
The training course starts with familiarizing with payment systems. During the first three training days you
will get familiarized with all the payment systems that interact with ECSS system. Besides learning theory
you will practice with performing elementary operations (sending/receiving money, depositing on account
etc.) to be able to answer clients questions and consult them in real time.
NOTE: You don鈥檛 have to use any personal money for the training purposes. *
The 10-day training course includes the following stages:
Day 1. Initial professional level check. Familiarization with payment systems (MoneyGram, Western Union
). Day 2. Paypal. Bank accounts.
Day 3. Other payment systems. Installation of ECSS-Client.
Day 4. ECSS-Client: Requests handling.
Day 5. ECSS-Client: Databases.
Day 6. ECSS-Client: Reports.
Day 7. ECSS: B2B- and B2C- applications.
Day 8. ECSS: Exchanges between payment systems.
Day 9. Workday rehearsal 1..
Day 10. Workday rehearsal 2.
* Money for the training you will receive to an account that you specify along with your daily training w
age.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE 1ST TRAINING DAY
1. Your personal manager calls you to confirm that everything is ready for the start of y
our training and money for practicing with elementary operations and your training
wage are available on the account that you have specified.
2. You call your personal manager after withdrawing the total amount.* $50 you
should take for yourself as your personal training wage
and the rest of the amount you will use for
practicing with MoneyGram and Western Union payment systems.
3. Then you go to the nearest MoneyGram location to perform an international transact
ion using
the data from the FORM1 (you will receive the necessary information from your personal
manager).
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about MoneyGram and consult clients in real time.
The Receipt that you get from the MoneyGram managers has to be saved.
Then you contact your personal manager to give out the MoneyGram data for your trainin
g partner and to find out the approximate time when you are going to receive the money b
ack via
Western Union payment system. When your training partner receives your transaction an
d sends it back,
your personal manager contacts you to give you the data for receiving the money.
4.Then you go to the nearest Western Union branch to receive your partner鈥檚 transactio
n. You will use this money for t he next lesson. The receipt that you receive from
Western Union managers should be saved.
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about Western Union and consult clients in real time .
5. Then yo|||call your bank NOW,change your bank account number NOW and do not EVER give this information out to anyone EVER again.You have fallen for a scam.|||try http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=theghostmedia you can get paypal or points for amazon to buy things|||ALWAYS assume anyone you don't know who wants your bank account info is scamming you.|||TLDNR|||Look, I don't know if it's legit or not but if it's not, I would contact your bank and tell them. They can contact you when any transaction is being attempted.|||Yes, this is likely a scam. I checked the records on their website at http://www.whois.net/ and it was only created in May. That doesn't necessarily mean it is a scam, but with the other information it sure sounds like one.
Here is what you need to do.
1. Halt all further communication from them. Don't give them more info about you until this is settled.
2. Tell your bank. Depending on how much info you gave them, they might not have enough info to actually get money out of you. You may have caught them in the first steps. Tell your bank exactly what you gave them and they will know if it is enough to be dangerous. They can then place a hold on your account or whatever else is needed.
if it turns out to be a scam:
3. File a fraud report at: http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.asp鈥?/a>
4. This company is hosting their webpage. You can file a scam report with them as well and they will investigate and take down the page. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhostin鈥?/a>|||It is a HUGE scam. Close your bank account if there is any money left in it immediately. Do not contact these people.
Also they e-mailed me these instructions:
TRAINING COURSE BASIC INFORMATION/
The training days don't have to be consecutive (you can make breaks
for one or several days if it's necessary).
Your application was reviewed by the Human Resource Department and your candidacy
was approved. After you complete the free training course company guarantees your
employment within one business day.
Your daily raining wage: $50.00 (the money that you receive in the beginning of each
training day
as compensation for your time and all the expenses associated with the training -
transport,
phone, Internet connection etc.). If for technical reasons your training has to be postponed
you receive the training wage as well.
The course is distant, except for two personal meetings with one of company鈥檚 managers
in your city. While passing the course you will be permanently assisted by the phone.
While studying, you will permanently move from the easiest to more complicated levels.
Each lesson contains a theoretical and a practical part. Everyday you will receive studying materials that
you should earn and streng then your knowledge by passing tests.
The training course starts with familiarizing with payment systems. During the first three training days you
will get familiarized with all the payment systems that interact with ECSS system. Besides learning theory
you will practice with performing elementary operations (sending/receiving money, depositing on account
etc.) to be able to answer clients questions and consult them in real time.
NOTE: You don鈥檛 have to use any personal money for the training purposes. *
The 10-day training course includes the following stages:
Day 1. Initial professional level check. Familiarization with payment systems (MoneyGram, Western Union
). Day 2. Paypal. Bank accounts.
Day 3. Other payment systems. Installation of ECSS-Client.
Day 4. ECSS-Client: Requests handling.
Day 5. ECSS-Client: Databases.
Day 6. ECSS-Client: Reports.
Day 7. ECSS: B2B- and B2C- applications.
Day 8. ECSS: Exchanges between payment systems.
Day 9. Workday rehearsal 1..
Day 10. Workday rehearsal 2.
* Money for the training you will receive to an account that you specify along with your daily training w
age.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE 1ST TRAINING DAY
1. Your personal manager calls you to confirm that everything is ready for the start of y
our training and money for practicing with elementary operations and your training
wage are available on the account that you have specified.
2. You call your personal manager after withdrawing the total amount.* $50 you
should take for yourself as your personal training wage
and the rest of the amount you will use for
practicing with MoneyGram and Western Union payment systems.
3. Then you go to the nearest MoneyGram location to perform an international transact
ion using
the data from the FORM1 (you will receive the necessary information from your personal
manager).
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about MoneyGram and consult clients in real time.
The Receipt that you get from the MoneyGram managers has to be saved.
Then you contact your personal manager to give out the MoneyGram data for your trainin
g partner and to find out the approximate time when you are going to receive the money b
ack via
Western Union payment system. When your training partner receives your transaction an
d sends it back,
your personal manager contacts you to give you the data for receiving the money.
4.Then you go to the nearest Western Union branch to receive your partner鈥檚 transactio
n. You will use this money for t he next lesson. The receipt that you receive from
Western Union managers should be saved.
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about Western Union and consult clients in real time .
5. Then yo|||call your bank NOW,change your bank account number NOW and do not EVER give this information out to anyone EVER again.You have fallen for a scam.|||try http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=theghostmedia you can get paypal or points for amazon to buy things|||ALWAYS assume anyone you don't know who wants your bank account info is scamming you.|||TLDNR|||Look, I don't know if it's legit or not but if it's not, I would contact your bank and tell them. They can contact you when any transaction is being attempted.|||Yes, this is likely a scam. I checked the records on their website at http://www.whois.net/ and it was only created in May. That doesn't necessarily mean it is a scam, but with the other information it sure sounds like one.
Here is what you need to do.
1. Halt all further communication from them. Don't give them more info about you until this is settled.
2. Tell your bank. Depending on how much info you gave them, they might not have enough info to actually get money out of you. You may have caught them in the first steps. Tell your bank exactly what you gave them and they will know if it is enough to be dangerous. They can then place a hold on your account or whatever else is needed.
if it turns out to be a scam:
3. File a fraud report at: http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.asp鈥?/a>
4. This company is hosting their webpage. You can file a scam report with them as well and they will investigate and take down the page. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhostin鈥?/a>|||It is a HUGE scam. Close your bank account if there is any money left in it immediately. Do not contact these people.
Debug this program for me. there is a error in line 418: do must have a while...?
include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;string.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;stdlib.h%26gt;
char password[30];
void horizon_prnlin();
struct date{
int dd,mm,yy;
};
void moneyin();
void moneyout();
void customercare();
void changebank();
void makeaccount();
struct bank{
int e_code;
char e_name[20];
struct date dob;
};
void main()
{
int ch;
char reply;
clrscr();
do
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nDo you wish to continue (Enter y/Y to continue)";
cin%26gt;%26gt;reply;
}while(reply=='y'||reply=='Y');
getch();
}
void customercare()
{
char reply;
int ch;
do
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter your question";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 1 for knowing the fascilities provided by the bank";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 2 for loans and interest schemes";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 3 for queries about debit *** atm card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 4 for the queries about retirement schemes of the company";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 5 for thr privacy conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 6 for terimination conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 7 for the publicity conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 8 for the ammendments";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n The bank provides the following fascilities :-";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n1. It provides cover against any untoward event or accident.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n2. Wealth managment options.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n3. Core banking.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n4. Loans for homes, education, healthcare etc.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n5. Largest ATM network all over India";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n6. Free Debit *** ATM card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n7. Instant credit upto Rs.50,000 of outstation cheques";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n************HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE************";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n*****************************鈥?br>
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 2:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Preferential loans and present floating schemes are as follows";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n TYPE OF LOANS TIME PERIOD FLOATING RATES";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Housing loans upto 5 years 3% of P.A ";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n 5-15 years 5% of P.A ";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Automobile loans upto 3 years 5.5% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Personal loans upto 4 years 3.5% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Other loans upto 4 years 6.6% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n************** HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE **************";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 3:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nThe bank agrees to provide a free itnernational ATM-***-Debit card to all account holder";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t1.The card will be provided free of cost to acc. holders.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t2.The debit card will be personalized.It will carry a photograph and signature of the holder";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t\tZERO LOST CARD LAIBILITY";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe holder will be protected against fraudulant use of lost/stolen/missing debit card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe holder have to report the loss of debit card to bank @customer care(9898123456)";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe liability of card will be nill from then on.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nRs.2000 will be deducted from holders account as damage repair fee.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"********** HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE **********";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 4:
cout%26lt;|||Line 418 is some way past the end of what Y!A will allow you to post. I suggest you post this question again with just the relevant bit copied into the question. Tell us the number of the first line you've copied, or highlight line 418 in some way.
Having said that, my guess is that the compiler means what it says. I don't know much about C++, and what I do know convinces me that I don't want to know any more, but the syntax for a do...while block is something like:
do
{
statement1;
statement2;
/* as many or as few statements as you need */
}
while (condition)
You may need a semicolon after the last ). The computer repeats the statements inside the { } until the condition becomes true. If you omit the "while (condition)" you get the error message that you're seeing. The other possibility is that you've missed out the }, or have something between } and "while" that's confusing the compiler. (Confusing a compiler isn't hard... most of them are written on the assumption that the programmer knows the syntax of the language, and they don't cope very well with missing or extra characters. If you omit a } somewhere in the middle of the program, the compiler can get all the way to the end before realising that you have more { than }. This is why, whenever I type a {, I put in the matching } before writing whatever goes between them, so that I don't forget afterwards.)
EDIT: I shouldn't post here before my second cup of coffee... do...while tells the the computer to repeat the statements *as long as* the condition is true, not until it becomes true. It differs from an ordinary while loop in that the computer will always execute the statements at least once, even if the condition is false when the loop starts, because the test is at the end of the loop, not the start. In an ordinary while loop, if the condition is false before the computer gets to the start of the loop, the statements inside the loop don't execute at all.|||Just a thought but I just ran into this problem tonight. I personally only had 27 lines of code on my page so I knew it was wrong. After a bit of research I found that the DivX add-on in IE was causing the error code. I disabled the add-on and the error went away. Something to try..
#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;string.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;stdlib.h%26gt;
char password[30];
void horizon_prnlin();
struct date{
int dd,mm,yy;
};
void moneyin();
void moneyout();
void customercare();
void changebank();
void makeaccount();
struct bank{
int e_code;
char e_name[20];
struct date dob;
};
void main()
{
int ch;
char reply;
clrscr();
do
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nDo you wish to continue (Enter y/Y to continue)";
cin%26gt;%26gt;reply;
}while(reply=='y'||reply=='Y');
getch();
}
void customercare()
{
char reply;
int ch;
do
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter your question";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 1 for knowing the fascilities provided by the bank";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 2 for loans and interest schemes";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 3 for queries about debit *** atm card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 4 for the queries about retirement schemes of the company";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 5 for thr privacy conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 6 for terimination conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 7 for the publicity conditions";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Enter 8 for the ammendments";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n The bank provides the following fascilities :-";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n1. It provides cover against any untoward event or accident.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n2. Wealth managment options.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n3. Core banking.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n4. Loans for homes, education, healthcare etc.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n5. Largest ATM network all over India";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n6. Free Debit *** ATM card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n7. Instant credit upto Rs.50,000 of outstation cheques";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n************HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE************";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n*****************************鈥?br>
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 2:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n Preferential loans and present floating schemes are as follows";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n TYPE OF LOANS TIME PERIOD FLOATING RATES";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Housing loans upto 5 years 3% of P.A ";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n 5-15 years 5% of P.A ";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Automobile loans upto 3 years 5.5% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Personal loans upto 4 years 3.5% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n Other loans upto 4 years 6.6% of P.A";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\n************** HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE **************";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 3:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nThe bank agrees to provide a free itnernational ATM-***-Debit card to all account holder";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t1.The card will be provided free of cost to acc. holders.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t2.The debit card will be personalized.It will carry a photograph and signature of the holder";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\t\tZERO LOST CARD LAIBILITY";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe holder will be protected against fraudulant use of lost/stolen/missing debit card";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe holder have to report the loss of debit card to bank @customer care(9898123456)";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nThe liability of card will be nill from then on.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nRs.2000 will be deducted from holders account as damage repair fee.";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"********** HAVE A NICE BANKING EXPERIENCE **********";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\nEnter your choice";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 1 for help";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 2 for making the account";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 3 for depositing money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 4 for withdrawing the money";
cout%26lt;%26lt;"\n\nEnter 5 for transfering the account to another bank";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{
case 1:
customercare();
break;
case 2:
makeaccount();
break;
case 3:
moneyin();
break;
case 4:
moneyout();
break;
case 5:
changebank();
break;
default:
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Invalid choice";
break;
}
break;
case 4:
cout%26lt;|||Line 418 is some way past the end of what Y!A will allow you to post. I suggest you post this question again with just the relevant bit copied into the question. Tell us the number of the first line you've copied, or highlight line 418 in some way.
Having said that, my guess is that the compiler means what it says. I don't know much about C++, and what I do know convinces me that I don't want to know any more, but the syntax for a do...while block is something like:
do
{
statement1;
statement2;
/* as many or as few statements as you need */
}
while (condition)
You may need a semicolon after the last ). The computer repeats the statements inside the { } until the condition becomes true. If you omit the "while (condition)" you get the error message that you're seeing. The other possibility is that you've missed out the }, or have something between } and "while" that's confusing the compiler. (Confusing a compiler isn't hard... most of them are written on the assumption that the programmer knows the syntax of the language, and they don't cope very well with missing or extra characters. If you omit a } somewhere in the middle of the program, the compiler can get all the way to the end before realising that you have more { than }. This is why, whenever I type a {, I put in the matching } before writing whatever goes between them, so that I don't forget afterwards.)
EDIT: I shouldn't post here before my second cup of coffee... do...while tells the the computer to repeat the statements *as long as* the condition is true, not until it becomes true. It differs from an ordinary while loop in that the computer will always execute the statements at least once, even if the condition is false when the loop starts, because the test is at the end of the loop, not the start. In an ordinary while loop, if the condition is false before the computer gets to the start of the loop, the statements inside the loop don't execute at all.|||Just a thought but I just ran into this problem tonight. I personally only had 27 lines of code on my page so I knew it was wrong. After a bit of research I found that the DivX add-on in IE was causing the error code. I disabled the add-on and the error went away. Something to try..
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Not sure whether I should take a gap year or not?
Yep this is a long question. Thanks to anyone who even tried to attempt to read this. If you don't want to, I've summed up the problem in a much shorter version at the bottom.
I've applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, this year to study Wildlife Biology. I live in London and I'm 53 miles away so I think moving out is vital. But this year has had so many problems and I'm not sure what to do.
I liked the Uni. Cambridge had a nice vibe when I visited and the campus seemed very friendly. I talked to the lecturers and I was really interested in the subject and the job prospects since there are many conservation companies in Cambridge which Anglia has links to. But all these other problems are coming to mind
First off, college has been stressing because of A-levels,girls etc.
I was not doing well in A-levels and was on the verge of being withdrawn. I've been withdrawn from Chemistry but I worked hard at Biology. So far, I'm doing 2 A-levels.Biology and Maths.
Also with girls. I liked this girl for quite a long time(over a year) and I thought she liked me too but it turned out she didn't like me because she talked about this other boy she liked and just seemed to show she liked me as a friend. Long story. Right now, we haven't talked for a month because of not seeing each other and exams but its made me upset.
I want to do Wildlife Biology at Anglia Ruskin University and I need 240 UCAS points. At first, I was unsure about it because my dad kept shouting at me for picking that instead of something like Law,Medicine etc but I followed my heart. Also, he verbally abused me so it hurt. Because my teacher withdrew me from Chemistry, I spoke to the Uni and they said they may allow me if I get 2 B's on my two A-levels(200 UCAS points), my D grade AS Chemistry(30 ucas points) and my Further Maths E grade (20 ucas points), totaling 250 UCAS points. Getting the B's seem very hard right now.
The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May. I can't do it now because I can't remember my dad's reference number. I haven't told my dad because I'm scared that he won't approve because of my course. So I'll have to call student finance tomorrow morning about his reference number. With accommodation, Anglia Ruskin's accommodation is full and now they only have 150 rooms left with another agency(not the Uni). I found this out now and its stressed me out a lot. Plus, I have to pay a £300 deposit which I can't and I can't tell my dad or he is going to shout at me for the course I picked. Now, I'm thinking of taking a gap year.
Two things thats making me prevent taking a gap year:
1) Anglia Ruskin is increasing their tuition fee to £8300 a year
2) My dad shouted at me very angrily when I suggested taking a gap year
But if I took a gap year, I can think things through clearly,raise enough money with a job or savings and feel much less stressed. However, my course is being discontinued after this year but there are courses with very similar modules so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
But I don't know what to do now. Should I take a gap year or should I try sorting things out now and see how it goes? I can't afford the deposit so I doubt I can get accommodation in the Cambridge campus. I could ask dad but he would shout at me and put me down for picking the course. I know he would.
Thanks so much for reading this long essay. I really appreciate you taking the time to read. :)|||Hi Mirza, I'm pleased you applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, to study Wildlife Biology. I think it best that you forego having a gap year and make the most of these early years, when learning is easiest, to continue your studies. I will get back to you with the reasons after I have studied your long document. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.
I am saddened that you were “withdrawn from Chemistry” particularly because my daughter was not allowed to take that subject at school (because of being a girl perhaps?) but completed the work and took GCSE after only two terms at Sixth Form College. “The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May”. Even though you have missed the deadline that need not be a problem as long as you get your skates on! I suggest that you speak to your dad, who has your own best interests at heart. Obviously, he is concerned that you are chosing a subject that is limiting your career possibilities. You are a big boy now but you still need his support. If he shouts at you, try to see things from his point of view, tell him how much you appreciate all he has done for you, stay calm, speak quietly but firmly, and do not walk away. Choosing to take a gap year is not wise. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.|||Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.
I've applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, this year to study Wildlife Biology. I live in London and I'm 53 miles away so I think moving out is vital. But this year has had so many problems and I'm not sure what to do.
I liked the Uni. Cambridge had a nice vibe when I visited and the campus seemed very friendly. I talked to the lecturers and I was really interested in the subject and the job prospects since there are many conservation companies in Cambridge which Anglia has links to. But all these other problems are coming to mind
First off, college has been stressing because of A-levels,girls etc.
I was not doing well in A-levels and was on the verge of being withdrawn. I've been withdrawn from Chemistry but I worked hard at Biology. So far, I'm doing 2 A-levels.Biology and Maths.
Also with girls. I liked this girl for quite a long time(over a year) and I thought she liked me too but it turned out she didn't like me because she talked about this other boy she liked and just seemed to show she liked me as a friend. Long story. Right now, we haven't talked for a month because of not seeing each other and exams but its made me upset.
I want to do Wildlife Biology at Anglia Ruskin University and I need 240 UCAS points. At first, I was unsure about it because my dad kept shouting at me for picking that instead of something like Law,Medicine etc but I followed my heart. Also, he verbally abused me so it hurt. Because my teacher withdrew me from Chemistry, I spoke to the Uni and they said they may allow me if I get 2 B's on my two A-levels(200 UCAS points), my D grade AS Chemistry(30 ucas points) and my Further Maths E grade (20 ucas points), totaling 250 UCAS points. Getting the B's seem very hard right now.
The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May. I can't do it now because I can't remember my dad's reference number. I haven't told my dad because I'm scared that he won't approve because of my course. So I'll have to call student finance tomorrow morning about his reference number. With accommodation, Anglia Ruskin's accommodation is full and now they only have 150 rooms left with another agency(not the Uni). I found this out now and its stressed me out a lot. Plus, I have to pay a £300 deposit which I can't and I can't tell my dad or he is going to shout at me for the course I picked. Now, I'm thinking of taking a gap year.
Two things thats making me prevent taking a gap year:
1) Anglia Ruskin is increasing their tuition fee to £8300 a year
2) My dad shouted at me very angrily when I suggested taking a gap year
But if I took a gap year, I can think things through clearly,raise enough money with a job or savings and feel much less stressed. However, my course is being discontinued after this year but there are courses with very similar modules so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
But I don't know what to do now. Should I take a gap year or should I try sorting things out now and see how it goes? I can't afford the deposit so I doubt I can get accommodation in the Cambridge campus. I could ask dad but he would shout at me and put me down for picking the course. I know he would.
Thanks so much for reading this long essay. I really appreciate you taking the time to read. :)|||Hi Mirza, I'm pleased you applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, to study Wildlife Biology. I think it best that you forego having a gap year and make the most of these early years, when learning is easiest, to continue your studies. I will get back to you with the reasons after I have studied your long document. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.
I am saddened that you were “withdrawn from Chemistry” particularly because my daughter was not allowed to take that subject at school (because of being a girl perhaps?) but completed the work and took GCSE after only two terms at Sixth Form College. “The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May”. Even though you have missed the deadline that need not be a problem as long as you get your skates on! I suggest that you speak to your dad, who has your own best interests at heart. Obviously, he is concerned that you are chosing a subject that is limiting your career possibilities. You are a big boy now but you still need his support. If he shouts at you, try to see things from his point of view, tell him how much you appreciate all he has done for you, stay calm, speak quietly but firmly, and do not walk away. Choosing to take a gap year is not wise. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.|||Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.
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Not sure whether I should take a gap year or not?
Yep this is a long question. Thanks to anyone who even tried to attempt to read this.
I've applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, this year to study Wildlife Biology. I live in London and I'm 53 miles away so I think moving out is vital. But this year has had so many problems and I'm not sure what to do.
I liked the Uni. Cambridge had a nice vibe when I visited and the campus seemed very friendly. I talked to the lecturers and I was really interested in the subject and the job prospects since there are many conservation companies in Cambridge which Anglia has links to. But all these other problems are coming to mind
First off, college has been stressing because of A-levels,girls etc.
I was not doing well in A-levels and was on the verge of being withdrawn. I've been withdrawn from Chemistry but I worked hard at Biology. So far, I'm doing 2 A-levels.Biology and Maths.
Also with girls. I liked this girl for quite a long time(over a year) and I thought she liked me too but it turned out she didn't like me because she talked about this other boy she liked and just seemed to show she liked me as a friend. Long story. Right now, we haven't talked for a month because of not seeing each other and exams but its made me upset.
I want to do Wildlife Biology at Anglia Ruskin University and I need 240 UCAS points. At first, I was unsure about it because my dad kept shouting at me for picking that instead of something like Law,Medicine etc but I followed my heart. Also, he verbally abused me so it hurt. Because my teacher withdrew me from Chemistry, I spoke to the Uni and they said they may allow me if I get 2 B's on my two A-levels(200 UCAS points), my D grade AS Chemistry(30 ucas points) and my Further Maths E grade (20 ucas points), totaling 250 UCAS points. Getting the B's seem very hard right now.
The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May. I can't do it now because I can't remember my dad's reference number. I haven't told my dad because I'm scared that he won't approve because of my course. So I'll have to call student finance tomorrow morning about his reference number. With accommodation, Anglia Ruskin's accommodation is full and now they only have 150 rooms left with another agency(not the Uni). I found this out now and its stressed me out a lot. Plus, I have to pay a £300 deposit which I can't and I can't tell my dad or he is going to shout at me for the course I picked. Now, I'm thinking of taking a gap year.
Two things thats making me prevent taking a gap year:
1) Anglia Ruskin is increasing their tuition fee to £8300 a year
2) My dad shouted at me very angrily when I suggested taking a gap year
But if I took a gap year, I can think things through clearly,raise enough money with a job or savings and feel much less stressed. However, my course is being discontinued after this year but there are courses with very similar modules so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
But I don't know what to do now. Should I take a gap year or should I try sorting things out now and see how it goes? I can't afford the deposit so I doubt I can get accommodation in the Cambridge campus. I could ask dad but he would shout at me and put me down for picking the course. I know he would.
Thanks so much for reading this long essay. I really appreciate you taking the time to read. :)|||Hi Mirza, I'm pleased you applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, to study Wildlife Biology. I think it best that you forego having a gap year and make the most of these early years, when learning is easiest, to continue your studies. I will get back to you with the reasons after I have studied your long document.
I am saddened that you were “withdrawn from Chemistry” particularly because my daughter was not allowed to take that subject at school (because of being a girl perhaps?) but completed the work and took GCSE after only two terms at Sixth Form College. “The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May”. Even though you have missed the deadline that need not be a problem as long as you get your skates on! I suggest that you speak to your dad, who has your own best interests at heart. Obviously, he is concerned that you are chosing a subject that is limiting your career possibilities. You are a big boy now but you still need his support. If he shouts at you, try to see things from his point of view, tell him how much you appreciate all he has done for you, stay calm, speak quietly but firmly, and do not walk away. Taking a gap year is not wise. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.|||woa now now, i think thats a really hard position to put myself in but i'lll try my best *deep breath*
i would DEFINETLY take a gap year cause i mean you have your whole life (its your own life - not your dads) to go to school and take care of your "bidness." if you take a gap year you can have a great time and have FUN and not worry about school. you can raise money and you can think about what you really want without the pressure of other people. it would be so much easier on yourself and healthier too because if you have too much stress its well unhealthy lol
a gap year would help you think and breath and it would make your life a hell'a lot easier
i dont really get your deal with grades and stuff cause i'm from the US and i don't really know the UK system but if your not doing as well as you want then i guess you can find some other place that better suits you? or just try as hard as you can lol
but i would definetly take the gap year!! good luck(: and try not to let your dad bring you down haha
i hate to do this but... answer mine? :) one long question asker to another? lol
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
I've applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, this year to study Wildlife Biology. I live in London and I'm 53 miles away so I think moving out is vital. But this year has had so many problems and I'm not sure what to do.
I liked the Uni. Cambridge had a nice vibe when I visited and the campus seemed very friendly. I talked to the lecturers and I was really interested in the subject and the job prospects since there are many conservation companies in Cambridge which Anglia has links to. But all these other problems are coming to mind
First off, college has been stressing because of A-levels,girls etc.
I was not doing well in A-levels and was on the verge of being withdrawn. I've been withdrawn from Chemistry but I worked hard at Biology. So far, I'm doing 2 A-levels.Biology and Maths.
Also with girls. I liked this girl for quite a long time(over a year) and I thought she liked me too but it turned out she didn't like me because she talked about this other boy she liked and just seemed to show she liked me as a friend. Long story. Right now, we haven't talked for a month because of not seeing each other and exams but its made me upset.
I want to do Wildlife Biology at Anglia Ruskin University and I need 240 UCAS points. At first, I was unsure about it because my dad kept shouting at me for picking that instead of something like Law,Medicine etc but I followed my heart. Also, he verbally abused me so it hurt. Because my teacher withdrew me from Chemistry, I spoke to the Uni and they said they may allow me if I get 2 B's on my two A-levels(200 UCAS points), my D grade AS Chemistry(30 ucas points) and my Further Maths E grade (20 ucas points), totaling 250 UCAS points. Getting the B's seem very hard right now.
The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May. I can't do it now because I can't remember my dad's reference number. I haven't told my dad because I'm scared that he won't approve because of my course. So I'll have to call student finance tomorrow morning about his reference number. With accommodation, Anglia Ruskin's accommodation is full and now they only have 150 rooms left with another agency(not the Uni). I found this out now and its stressed me out a lot. Plus, I have to pay a £300 deposit which I can't and I can't tell my dad or he is going to shout at me for the course I picked. Now, I'm thinking of taking a gap year.
Two things thats making me prevent taking a gap year:
1) Anglia Ruskin is increasing their tuition fee to £8300 a year
2) My dad shouted at me very angrily when I suggested taking a gap year
But if I took a gap year, I can think things through clearly,raise enough money with a job or savings and feel much less stressed. However, my course is being discontinued after this year but there are courses with very similar modules so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
But I don't know what to do now. Should I take a gap year or should I try sorting things out now and see how it goes? I can't afford the deposit so I doubt I can get accommodation in the Cambridge campus. I could ask dad but he would shout at me and put me down for picking the course. I know he would.
Thanks so much for reading this long essay. I really appreciate you taking the time to read. :)|||Hi Mirza, I'm pleased you applied for Anglia Ruskin University,the Cambridge campus, to study Wildlife Biology. I think it best that you forego having a gap year and make the most of these early years, when learning is easiest, to continue your studies. I will get back to you with the reasons after I have studied your long document.
I am saddened that you were “withdrawn from Chemistry” particularly because my daughter was not allowed to take that subject at school (because of being a girl perhaps?) but completed the work and took GCSE after only two terms at Sixth Form College. “The bit that's stressing me right now is applying for accommodation and student finance. I still haven't completed that yet and the deadline is 31st May”. Even though you have missed the deadline that need not be a problem as long as you get your skates on! I suggest that you speak to your dad, who has your own best interests at heart. Obviously, he is concerned that you are chosing a subject that is limiting your career possibilities. You are a big boy now but you still need his support. If he shouts at you, try to see things from his point of view, tell him how much you appreciate all he has done for you, stay calm, speak quietly but firmly, and do not walk away. Taking a gap year is not wise. Good luck. 'God bless. Gladgran.|||woa now now, i think thats a really hard position to put myself in but i'lll try my best *deep breath*
i would DEFINETLY take a gap year cause i mean you have your whole life (its your own life - not your dads) to go to school and take care of your "bidness." if you take a gap year you can have a great time and have FUN and not worry about school. you can raise money and you can think about what you really want without the pressure of other people. it would be so much easier on yourself and healthier too because if you have too much stress its well unhealthy lol
a gap year would help you think and breath and it would make your life a hell'a lot easier
i dont really get your deal with grades and stuff cause i'm from the US and i don't really know the UK system but if your not doing as well as you want then i guess you can find some other place that better suits you? or just try as hard as you can lol
but i would definetly take the gap year!! good luck(: and try not to let your dad bring you down haha
i hate to do this but... answer mine? :) one long question asker to another? lol
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
Algebra Help?
Yep, this is homework if you ask.
5. Which of the following represents the statement: "Seven less than one-third of n is equal to seven more than 3 times m?"
(A) 1/3n + 7 = 3m - 7
(B) 3n + 7 = 1/3 m - 7
(C) n = 9m + 28
(D) 3n - 7 = 1/3m + 7
(E) 1/3n = 3m - 14
17. What is the value of "2z^2 - 2/z^2" if "2z - 2/z = 4"?
14. Becky opened a savings account that earns a fraction x of its balance in interest every year. Three years ago Becky deposited $800 into the account, and has not deposited or withdrawn any money since. If she has earned $126.10 in interest, what is the value of x?
5. The choices don't seem to have the answer, so please help me prove or disprove my guess.
17. This packet was suppose to resemble the SAT, and it's a fill-in question, but I got an answer with a square root. Can I put a square root as my answer? If you didn't get a square root please tell me the answer.
14. Supposed to be multiple choice, but none of the answers...|||the answer to number 5 is 1/3n-7=7+3m. it doesnt match ur answers but i kno its right!|||Last time I checked school was still OUT !!!! but the answer is E.5346841
5. Which of the following represents the statement: "Seven less than one-third of n is equal to seven more than 3 times m?"
(A) 1/3n + 7 = 3m - 7
(B) 3n + 7 = 1/3 m - 7
(C) n = 9m + 28
(D) 3n - 7 = 1/3m + 7
(E) 1/3n = 3m - 14
17. What is the value of "2z^2 - 2/z^2" if "2z - 2/z = 4"?
14. Becky opened a savings account that earns a fraction x of its balance in interest every year. Three years ago Becky deposited $800 into the account, and has not deposited or withdrawn any money since. If she has earned $126.10 in interest, what is the value of x?
5. The choices don't seem to have the answer, so please help me prove or disprove my guess.
17. This packet was suppose to resemble the SAT, and it's a fill-in question, but I got an answer with a square root. Can I put a square root as my answer? If you didn't get a square root please tell me the answer.
14. Supposed to be multiple choice, but none of the answers...|||the answer to number 5 is 1/3n-7=7+3m. it doesnt match ur answers but i kno its right!|||Last time I checked school was still OUT !!!! but the answer is E.5346841
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