I have plenty of gripes about politicians. Probably my biggest issue is their widespread inability to live within their means… that is, create a budget that works based upon the tax dollars coming in. Less money coming in means that […]

Earlier today I wrote an article on WalletPop.com about the ever-growing bailouts being handed out by the federal government. Specifically, I’m a little ticked off by the AIG bailout, which was at $85 million about a month ago, and now […]

ShopToEarn reports that it has 45,000 “members.” I am interpreting that to include website owners, business builders, and brokers. Of those members, 10,000 of them, or 22% will be paid a commission on November 21st for October activity. That means […]

ShopToEarn and ShopToEarth recently communicated the following to its members: Talk about how many times you’ve SCORED! and not about how much you’ve earned! Based on advice from Counsel, it is very important that we focus on how many times […]

The information reproduced here is from the back office available to ShopToEarn brokers. It is being posted here for educational and critique purposes, as permitted under fair use principles. How To Build Most Effectively

One of my big fears about yesterday’s election was that fraud would play a big part in the results. I know that fraud was at work, but I don’t know how much of an impact it had. It is incomprehensible […]

What do we (conservatives and Republicans) do now that the election is over? We fight. From Michelle Malkin:

The information reproduced here is from a ShopToEarn communication to brokers. It is being posted here for educational and critique purposes, as permitted under fair use principles. There are two qualifications that a Business Builder must maintain to receive SCORE! […]

Overstock.com (NASDAQ:OSTK) and its “colorful” CEO Patrick Byrne have a history of something…. At worst, it’s a history of misleading investors with false information, incomplete and inaccurate disclosures, and phony accounting measures. At best, it’s a history of gross incompentence […]

Francine McKenna at re: The Auditors has an interesting post and set of comments about internal audit functions at public companies and the importance of internal auditors. External auditors look at a company’s financial statements and a small amount of […]