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Already sent the Letter of Demand to the apartment manager, tracked down the owners from bcad.org, a letter to KENS5, Consumer Affairs, and about to send a email to the Attorney General.
I think...
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Luckily, Texas doesn't take to well to those who intentionally make public (by posting, display, etc) your personnel information. The Model State Clean Credit and Identity Theft Protection Act...
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I don't have a problem with them putting my sensitive personal information on necessary documents that they safeguard; I do however have a problem with them posting it on my door for everyone to see....
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I find that totally unacceptable with all the cases of identity theft that anyone can openly post your SS# and other sensitve information. In my particular case, there is no deliquent rent or...
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As a military retiree, who already had a possible sensitive information compromised by a VA employee, I have my credit monitored but I will take extra measures to ensure it is done more often Thanks...
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Thanks so much for the reply. I am flabbergasted that the posting of sensitive information is not a voilation of some act or law. Basically, any one who so wanted, had enough of my personal...
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Please advise, what can I do?
On 30 October 2007, at approximately 1800 when I returned to my apartment from work, I noticed a clear plastic bag hanging from the door knob of my apartment door....
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Captain,
Why would it not be 1/3 for the first quarter and 2/3 for the second?
And 1/3 for the 60 day deferral?
I am trying to break this down Barney-style so I can understand it. With 12...
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Explain your answer. Advocates maintain that ABC can provide management with a more accurate assignment of overhead to products and, therefore, a better understanding of profitability. Direct...
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1. Determine the number of blankets Kerry must sell to break even.
(Sales price x Units) - (Variable cost x Units) - Fixed costs = $0
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Sales revenue - (0.65)Sales revenue - $91,000 = $0
(0.35)Sales revenue = $91,000
Sales revenue = $260,000
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Sales revenue - (0.65)Sales revenue - $91,000 = $0
(0.35)Sales revenue = $91,000
Sales revenue = $260,000
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($895 x 375 = $335,625) – ($520 x 375 = $195,000) - $84,500 = $56,125
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