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Claim Your Complimentary Annual Credit Report Under federal law, you can claim one free credit report per year, but many people have been scammed into paying for credit reports under this entitlement. The only website that actually provides your one free report is Annualcreditreport.com . You'll get a report from three nationwide agencies: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Alternatively, you can call 1-977-322-8228 to request the service. Thank you, Thomas Ieracitano Thomas@Ieracitano.com http://DigitalCarGuy.com (229) 251-2462

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  Don't Quit Your Cozy Corporate Job and Go Out on Your Own Until, You Master These Seven Truths Dec 22, 2009 - Not so fast, Jerry Maguire. Before you make a scene in the middle of the cubicle farm, grab the company goldfish and storm out of the office screaming "Good riddance, losers!" you might want to consider these seven truths first: 1.      Chatter is the cheeky culprit of failure. There's a classic country tune by Toby Keith called "A Little Less Talk and a Lot More Action." Here's how it goes: "I was getting kinda tired of her endless chatter. Nothing I could say ever seemed to matter. So let's get on down to the main attraction. With a little less talk and a lot more action." Know anybody like that? Are YOU like that? All lip service and no foot service? I hope not. Chatter accomplishes nothing. Trust only movement. Are you talking or walking? 2.     

Douglas A. Bolduc Automotive News -- December 23, 2009 -- 6:48 am ET MUNICH -- Ford Motor Co. expects to sign an agreement to sell its Volvo car unit to China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group by the first quarter of 2010 and close the deal in the second quarter. Ford said all of the accord's key commercial terms have been settled. Ford added that work still needs to be done before the deal is completed, such as Geely securing its financing and getting approvals from the Chinese government. In a statement, Ford said that the prospective sale "would ensure Volvo has the resources, including the capital investment, necessary to further strengthen the business and build its global franchise, while enabling Ford to continue to focus on and implement its core ONE Ford strategy." For Ford, closing the sale would provide it with cash it could use toward CEO Alan Mulally's goal of speeding up debt repayment as the automaker moves toward profitability it has projected for 201

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