Save Money with Cheap Long Distance PlansWritten by Jayden McKenzie
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Tip Four: If you call Hawaii, Alaska, Canada or any other country on a regular basis be sure to find out if any of these calls will also be included within your unlimited long distance package. If calling these countries will not be included in your unlimited long distance find out if they have an additional add on for calling these countries. It may cost you more money then your unlimited long distance plan but if you call these countries regularly, it will still be a savings for you! Tip Five: When choosing your new unlimited long distance plan find out if wire maintenance is included in your plan or what fees are in addition to your long distance plan. Lastly, when choosing your new plans make sure to ask what your monthly bill will be total with all taxes and fees included. Many times they quote you what your long distance plan will be without including all fees, then your bill comes in mail and you are shocked!
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| | Free Credit Report – Watch Out for ScamsWritten by Charles Essmeier
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but they are actually only interested in harvesting your personal information. In addition to stealing your name, Social Security number and address, these sites may also tell you that a credit card number is necessary to “verify” your identification. With this information, people operating these sites can steal your identity! There are many other Websites that promise “free” credit reports, but few that actually provide them for free. One such site is currently under investigation for credit report fraud. The site promised a “free” report, but required a credit card for “identification” purposes. Customers filled out form and received a copy of credit report but also received a charge on their credit card for $79. Other unscrupulous companies take a more direct approach by sending spam e-mail that promises to provide free credit reports. These spam messages are almost always “phishing” expeditions that are designed only to obtain your personal information. If you are interested in obtaining a copy of your credit report, you should avoid responding to e-mail solicitations.
It is a rare occasion when you can obtain something for nothing. You can, however, receive a copy of your credit report, for free, once a year. Be aware, however, that not everyone who is promising you a free credit report intends to provide you with one.
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