I have had Windows XP for 8 years with my old Dell back when they were decent.The computer is still great and I am on it now actually.The desktop doesn't arrive until Tuesday as it had to be shipped.I am sure when I get the new desktop I will spend hours taking off the crap ware on it.Computer makers now ship a bunch of trial software with it because they make more money with vendors paying them that way then on actually selling the machines.Never had a blue screen of death or issues since I owned it.Has ran like a dream.Now I can't say that for Windows ME I had before that which did have all of those issues at least once every few weeks and drove me nuts.I had the system perfect it's just the OS was fubared from the beginning as a gap system to XP from NT.Of course they didn't tell you that when purchasing !

At the end, Sykes listed the damages she will seek: For each state claim, a $50,000 penalty for each aggrieved party; for each federal claim, a $55,000 penalty for each aggrieved party; plus compensatory damages, plus attorneys' fees and prevailing party costs, plus whatever other monetary damages to the aggrieved parties are determined at trial.

I've learned it's trial and error with wholesaling.

That isn't an easy thing to do, but if we make exceptions for one person, it ALWAYS comes back to bite us.That said, if he gets in touch with me, I'm happy to offer him a free one month PRO Basic trial so he can post about his needs.

This money must be placed in escrow with the Prothonotary and thereafter, the tenant must pay the rent for each successive month until the date of trial."

I'm signing up for the 14-day ZoHo trial next week mainly because it's a) in the cloud and b)really cheap for SMB organizations - roughly $5/mo. if I'm not mistaken.

I may even be able to leverage it for locating markets for wholesaling as well but I haven't looked at it close enough yet. they only have a 1 week free trial which is "easy" to forget to cancel.

Free 30 day trial.

Beyond all the possible money that can be made (slowly and carefully, no "get rich quick" schemes in REI, no matter what the so-called gurus try to sell you), there's just no beating that thrill of pursuit, negotiation, trial and error, success (hopefully big) and failures (hopefully small), and being in that mindset of "potential for profit" every time you drive through a new street, read a news item or hear about some new development, regardless of setting and environment (at home, in the office or on holiday/leisure) it's just awesome fun, for me at least. :))Don't forget to have fun, and best of luck!

Get the top line exactly where you want it on the page (trial and error printing) and then using the empty rows between your ad copy, change the font size within the row(s) to move the rows below up or down (larger font pushes everything below down, smaller font moves it up).5.