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Different FICO Models Explained: Which Matter for What?
FICO has created the algorithm—of the same name—that most lenders in the United States use to find your credit score when you apply for a loan. The company releases an updated version of the algorithm to lenders every few years More
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Regus / IWCPLC Permanently Closes Locations as they Struggle with Clients and Unscrupulous Employees like Adam Mazza
Regus / IWCPLC has been struggling to keep clients and many it their locations have lost profitability, primarily due to clients reporting horrendous billing schemes and scenarios, deplorable behavior and communication More
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1995 Book on CIA website highlights “Bloodlines of illuminati” and Few Ruling the World?
A 292 page book published in 1995 by a “Fritz Springmeier” titled “Bloodlines of Illuminati,” can be found on the CIA’s website. The book highlights how the “illuminati” and select families/bloodlines rule the world and through media, propaganda, and other covert tactics, they manipulate the general public and control the world like puppet master. More
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Bitcoin Gets Apple Pay support via BitPay enabling Users to Spend cryptocurrency via their Mastercards
BitPay announced this week that they’ve begun functioning with Apple Wallet. They announced that users of the BitPay Prepaid Mastercard can now add their card to their iPhone’s Apple Wallet. With the BitPay Prepaid Mastercard in an Apple Wallet, the user can spend with Apple Pay. More
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New York attorney general sues Amazon over Covid-19 shortfalls
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday over its handling of worker safety issues around the Covid-19 pandemic at two warehouses, just days after the retailer filed its own lawsuit seeking to block her case. More
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Amazon Facing $1 Million Lawsuit for allowing Chinese manufacturers to Infringement on US registered BarberBackpack.com trademark
After being fined almost $62 million for withholding the full amount of customer tips from its Flex delivery drivers Amazon may be sued for $1 million by BarberBackpack.com/Barber Backpack LLC for trademark infringement and unfair business practices. More
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Amazon Fined $61.7 Million for Stealing Tips from Employees / ‘Flex Drivers’
On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission announced it is fining Amazon almost $62 million for withholding the full amount of customer tips from its Flex delivery drivers. More
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Politicians Push for Recurring $2,000 Stimulus Checks Until the Pandemic is Gone
As Congress debates President Joe Biden’s request for another $1.9 trillion in coronavirus relief funding to assist the deteriorated economy, including a third stimulus check pegged at $1,400, some Democratic lawmakers are pushing for an even bigger response: $2,000 monthly payments until the pandemic is gone. Some are calling it the beginning of universal basic income. More
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CDC Extends Federal Eviction Moratorium Until March 31, 2021
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention formally extended the eviction moratorium in a statement Friday. The order was set to expire Jan. 31 but has now been extended through March 31. California Governor Newsom also just signed a bill Providing Rent Relief from April 2020 to March 31 2021 and Eviction Extension to June 31, 2021 More
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California Gov. signs bill Providing Rent Relief from April 2020 to March 31 2021 and Eviction Extension to June 31, 2021
Under the new bill, the state will cover 80% of the rent you missed between April 2020 and March 2021, as long as it was due to COVID19 reasons, and as long as the landlord forgives the remaining 20% and does not pursue evictions. More
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Beware of SCAMS Stating They’ll Pay you to Post Ads or Add your page to their Facebook Business Manager
Lately scammers have been messaging users of Facebook pages to try and get them to add their page to their ad account so that they can take ownership and steal the page. Why Facebook doesn’t stop these ad accounts..? We have no idea. Perhaps it’s al an inside job and/or they are simply complicit. More
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COVID19 Seems to have Magically Disappeared as Biden Takes Office as California ReOpens
Small business owners are being allowed to open their businesses as the COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly magically disappeared now that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have taken office. Many questions the validity of the entire pandemic, especially given the lack on consistent information and actual scientific data to support the government’s actions. More
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Giving them “Jurisdiction” Over you Matters: Change your Jurisdiction, Change your “Status”
People have given up their rights because they do not know the crucial differences between the state governments and the federal government, and consequently place themselves under the jurisdiction (control) of the federal government and then must follow all the federal laws. More