Do you know any sites w/o SSN?
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Here you can check your 3-in-1 Report from all three credit reporting agencies and your credit score rating.

Hope this help,
Cliff's answer is correct: http://AnnualCreditReport.com . The sites that advertise on TV are trying to get you to sign up for other services.

To be *really* safe, start at the Federal Trade Commission web site: http://ftc.gov/freereports and follow the link.

You will need a SSN, though. Safe enough through the legitimate web site.

– Joe
AnnualCreditReport.com is the ONLY authorized source to get your free annual credit report under federal law.
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So i work at this fancy restaurant.
Yes it's expensive so our guests expect perfect foods and service.

One day my friend told me that she found my name on this city review site.
there are 24 reviews about our restaurant and one of them is talking about my bad service.
it's anonymous so i don't know who wrote it but the person wrote my name….how horrible i am and that everyone should avoid me.

This is not fair. now i'm scared to work at my restaurant.
How should i solve this problem?
Simple: By proving them wrong by being the best server you can be. Then when someone sees that review they will write one also calling that person out on the lie and defending you.
Don't be scared, there will always be mean people out there that will screw with you. For whatever reason they wrote that review, it's up to you now to prove them wrong.
It is fair. One person out of the hundreds of people you've served didn't like you. Get over it.

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I have just now placed two orders online for some things and agreed to pay with money order since I'm 18 but don't have a credit card yet. What do I do? They sent me an invoice, am I supposed to just print that out, put a money order in there from Wells Fargo, and mail it to them?

I could contact them but I don't want to seem like a n00b. Please help if you can.
You're unfortunately about to be scammed, in my opinion. The receiver of the money order can just cash it and never send you anything and laugh while doing so. There's lots of scammers on the internet. Most reputable sellers don't even take money orders as a form of payment - they are too easy to fake. (See, the scam can work both ways). But you sound like you are honestly thinking about sending someone an authentic money order - the question you need to ask yourself is - 'Is the anonymous person I bought stuff from on the internet going to really send me the items?'
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Basically, you should just use a prepaid VISA gift card and only use reputable sites like Amazon.com. Ebay, for example, is just a hell-hole of scammers nowadays in my opinion - I call that site 'scam central'.

I'm trying to apply for Care Credit, it wouldn't hurt to at least see if I can get it. Even if I get denied. Which will probably be the case. What does it mean by 'Merchant #'? Because I don't have one of those…
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I do. You can get better deals online most of the time. Plus there are services like tripleclicks that pay you back for shopping at stores like Wal-Mart, Best Buy and others.

As far as payment goes, PayPal is great. You just set up a virtual account. When you go to pay for your products paypal creates a one time use credit card number to enter. The amount is deducted from you account and the number is no longer valid. It is the ultimate in protection.
Yes, I do.. There are few super online stores available. I love to buy things from amazon and ebay. Basically I am a programmer so I do buy hosting plans and domains mostly. But make sure, you are at the correct site not the scam one.

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I do, but only when I have a 3v voucher (its like a credit card that you put a small amount of money on, so if someone steals your details online they won't get any money off you, whereas if they got your real credit card they would.) However I generally don't unless I absolutely can't get it in a shop- I like being able to see what I'm buying in front of me.
I have before and I don't anymore. I bought a dress from Nordstroms online once, and it was too small, and it came without tags so I couldn't return it. And shipping is a rip off.

I'm wondering if its illegal to make something and try to sale it online like ebay or something. I want to use the money I make and donate it to the charity of my choice. could this be illegal?
It's not illegal to sell things on line.

If it's a craft or something like that, try Etsy.com. That's the best place to sell homemade items.

Oh, and by the way, "sale" is a noun. "Sell" is a verb.
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There might be tax consequences to doing this, but other than that, why would it be illegal???
It's not illegal to make things and sell them online, UNLESS the thing you want to make is
illegal.

Anyone having experience working in online/offline data entry jobs?Can anyone Share his/her experience about working in Global Infotech,Kolkata ?
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Never pay any upfront and I have not found any genuine site like though I have searched the net for about 2 years. Instead you can try with Google ad sense, a best way.

What do you think about online masters certificate programs from bigger name universities? I am graduating soon with a BA in sociology and want to go on into Human Resources.

These also earn you credits towards degrees like an MBA at a college near me like University of Pittsburgh, etc.

Whenever adding it to my resume, I would not have to put anything about it being online I could just write (example): Master's Certification, HR Management, Cornell University

The school website even states that there will be nothing dictating that it was an online school in your certificate.

It prepares you as well to take the HR certification and most HR Manager jobs I am seeing prefer or require this certification, it's called the Professional in Human
Resources (PHR®) or the Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR®) exam toward
certification by the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI).

The Villanova Masters Cert program:

http://www.villanovau.com/

http://www.villanovau.com/university-onl…

Here is the same from Cornell University online:

http://www.ecornell.com/graduate-certifi…

They require a Bachelors:

http://www.ecornell.com/admissions-requi…

What do you think, would these be a wise investment to tack on to my current student loans? It might bump me up to more job opportunities?

Help?
any educational achievement helps.. especially if it will not specifically state it was from online, but at the same time, with a lot of universities, to help save operating costs and with a growing need for working parents to go back to school, cashing in on the internet programs, as well as straight internet colleges now, businesses are more accepting of accredited internet degrees. I say go for it, it cannot hinder you at all. Even with the added student loan burden, you are right noting that it will open you up to better, higher paying jobs where that will not be an issue
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- I am planning to sell an online resume writing service and would like to accept payments online, how should I open a merchant account to accept online payments including paypal.
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- what's the best web hosting service and why? any rating? I like mocahost.com but I am still not sure.

Thanks!
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You will need a checking account to do this and (recommended) a credit card.
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-To make the service most convenient you create an easy to navigate site that explains clearly what you do, how you do it, what your references are, including samples of your work etc.
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I like yahoo because it's cheap and super easy to set-up a simple site.
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