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First Time in the US

Is this your first time to the US?  Many things would have pulled your attention. Length/Distance: feet/miles vs m/km Weight: lb vs kg Driving on the right side of the road is the right way Power switch on is off and vice versa Rubber vs eraser - When you write something wrong and you want to erase it, you use an eraser Bill vs check - After dining at a restaurant you ask for check. Currency note is a bill. One dollar bill. Apple doesn't sell PCs in the US. They instead sell Personal Computers!! PC means Windows Personal Computer In movies, saving America is synonymous to saving the world You better start liking football (Not soccer). Its American Football a lighter version of Rugby. Its called football because, its played with a foot length ball. If you pay your credit card bill in full, some might think you are crazy because they think, why pay in full, when it says "minimum payment due" is far less. Don't be belittled. Just do what you think i...

Loyal3 commission free stock trading

Loyal3 (www.loyal3.com) NO LONGER AVAILABLE A social stock trading platform with no brokerage fees or commission. It is easy to use and understand. It explains things in a way which is understandable for novice. It has a very user friendly website (www.loyal3.com). Its first IPO was AMC which started trading on Dec 18, 2013. As of 1/27/2014, 55 company stocks can be traded via Loyal3. Loyal3 in the News: 01/09/2014 - Loyal3 announces it's 2nd IPO - Santander Consumer USA in NYSE under symbol SC (Range: $100 - $10,000) 12/17/2013 - Loyal3 announces it's 1st IPO - AMC lets its movie fans buy into its IPO in NYSE under symbol AMC (Range: $350 - $2500) 05/13/2013 - Loyal3 recieves 18 million dollars in Series C financing Pros Commission free trading Invest as low as $10 Very easy to understand user interface Partial stock ownership. Ability to own high priced stocks Has the ability for monthly fixed investment Can use credit card for payment at no extra...

All in one credit card onlycoin

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Single card for all your cards - OnlyCoin Order you coin here for $50 before the price increases to $100 . Q. What is a Coin? A. Coin is a connected device that can hold and behave like the cards you already carry. Coin works with your debit cards, credit cards, gift cards, loyalty cards and membership cards. Instead of carrying several cards you carry one Coin. Multiple accounts and information all in one place. Get one here . Q. How do I get my cards onto a Coin? A. The mobile app will allow you to add, manage and sync the cards that you choose to store on your Coin. The process of adding card information to the mobile app is very simple and is done by taking a picture or two and swiping your Coin through a small device we provide you with. Q. How much does a Coin cost? A. Each Coin costs $100. For you early adopters there is a very limited quantity that can be purchased for $50. You can pre-order here . Q. How do I get my Coin? A. You can pre-order a Coin via th...