You type in recipients email address and which acct you want the money taken out of.

Regardless, it over leverages our working capital and is in my mind a recipie for disaster.I disagree or question what you make your opinion on in regards to #2.

Tried PMing you but system comes up with error message, asking for recipient.

Omar Bin Sulaiman, on [email protected] directly for more information...Regards,Usman A Hassan.Dubai International Finance Center.This communication contains information which is proprietary to the DIFC, is (and is intended to remain) confidential, being provided for the exclusive use of the intended recipient, and may be legally privileged.

No guarantee that the recipient of a voucher is a good citizen or responsible in any way.

If, however, the government taxes more of my money, and redistributes it, the recipient DID receive a "hand out".

If you're doing anything like buying lists and direct mail you should definitely have something up the recipient can reference.As much as I love BP blogs, it's no substitute if you're marketing locally with investors trying to make deals happen.Also, get an email with your domain so with each email you send out from it you are doing something to spread the awareness of the site that doesn't require any extra effort.

Yes, I've worked my *** off, but I'm the recipient of so much good fortune that I find it impossible to wallow in self-pity. 

That would pretty much put an immediate end to the problem, because every person making a call would think seriously about whether the recipient would want to hear from them or not.Public records are a bright beacon of light that protect us all.

Its up to recipients to decided if your message is unwanted spam.