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1. # » March(ing Into) Madness Uncommon Cents: (Hopefully) simple personal financeon 01 Mar 2008 at 9:58 am

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6. # Amy Robertson 18 Aug 2008 at 12:25 am

   Hi,

   I greatly enjoyed looking through your site and found an informative one for finance related topics.I have also some finance related web sites having more informations regarding various financial problems and its solutions.So,I think it would be beneficial for both of us if we will join in a community and become link partners to each other.If you are interested then please contact me at- amyroberts(at)savedude.com

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7. # Basics: High Yield Savings Accounts | Uncommon Centson 22 Aug 2008 at 2:21 pm

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8. # John Tayloron 23 Aug 2008 at 11:05 pm

   Hi Ryan –

   I responded to your tweets about Sprint before and didn’t catch your attention, but with a few clicks on your profile I found your blog. I’m very sorry you’ve had a bad experience, but I would like to help you.

   I don’t work in customer service for Sprint, but I do work for the company. If you email me with your number and a brief description of your problem, I will ask our customer care team to investigate.

   Sincerely,

   John Taylor
   Public Affairs
   Sprint Nextel Corp.

9. # Richardon 27 Aug 2008 at 8:27 am

   Hello,

   I’m getting in touch because of your excellent writings on personal finances and debt. I work for a company called SnagFilms that allows audiences to download award-winning documentaries for free, help support filmmakers and donate to topical charities. With a couple of clicks and only a few of your pixels, the SnagFilms widget turns any website into a free online theater, with real films, not a bunch of trailers. Our documentary library includes a film I think your readers might find interesting. IN DEBT WE TRUST is a documentary that investigates why so many Americans are being strangled by debt. It is a journalistic confrontation with what former Reagan advisor Kevin Phillips calls “Financialization”–the “powerful emergence of a debt-and-credit industrial complex.” While many Americans may be “maxing out” on credit cards, there is a deeper story: power is shifting into fewer hands. We would like to share IN DEBT WE TRUST with you and your audience!

   By showcasing this growing library of films, you will support an independent filmmaker and vital causes, while also increasing the time spent on your site/blog by your readers, and adding another reason for new readers to visit.
   The SnagFilms movie player does not require a desktop download, but instead efficiently streams the films. All expenses, including streaming costs, are covered by SnagFilms and there is no additional load on your servers. You need only provide the pixels and we take care of the rest.

   We have some pretty audacious goals – we believe we can preserve and strengthen independent filmmaking; we think we can use the democracy of the web to build stronger communities; and we know we can enrich a great number of websites with what is normally the most costly content: professional, compelling films.

   I hope you’ll consider adding IN DEBT WE TRUST to your site. To add the widget, click on the Snag button under “Snag This Film” at http://snagfilms.com/films/title/in_debt_we_trust/. Feel free to email me with any questions.

   Best regards,
   Richard

10. # Brandonon 15 Sep 2008 at 7:44 am

    I’m interested in advertising on uncommon-cents.net, will you please send me an email with your rates? Thanks!

11. # Susan Byrtuson 02 Oct 2008 at 6:32 am

    Ryan,

    LOVE your blog! I just discovered it today and have already gained so much. Also really enjoy your writing style! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us.

    I didn’t see anything about the importance (financial and otherwise) of having a Last Will, Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney or Health Care Directive done. Having these all important documents completed can save time and money not to mentioned heartache. Would like to know what you have to say on the subject.

    By the way, which of the following are you closest to?

    Hanapepe / Hilo / Honolulu / Kailua / Lihue /
    Pearl City / Wailuku / or Waipahu?

    A new fan,

    Susan B. iin Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

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