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Re: Free Gas For Turning Your Car Into A Giant Ad

Breckenridge — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 11:41:02 -0000

I read a quote saying that they If the are already competitive with oil prices at the scale they are running their Houston plant at. If this is the case then why would do need a Billion Dollar loan guarantee from the government.? Investors should be all over this.
Sounds like the making of a boondoggle to me. Hopefully I'm wrong but time will tell.

Re: Miss Lori talks rates: Ads are prime real estate on your blog

Breckenridge — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 01:39:58 -0000

Depends on what type of content you have. If you are selling some product then obviously Adsense wouldn't be correct choice because it will make you lose your potential customers. For a simple blog with small viewership or celebrity fan site, I think the best way to monetize is to sell text / image / in content ads to other webmasters combined with adsense. If its really informative blog then affiliate programs will work pretty well to.
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Re: Dominos Pranksters Done In By Crowdsourcing

Breckenridge — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 14:50:13 -0000

I have worked at a Domino's and Papa Johns Pizza. Let me tell you, the article is spot on in terms of what those companies sell. First of all the $5.99 pizza is very deceiving. The way the products are sold is that the average walk-out ticket is about $12.00.

The cost of ingredients and quality of them is horrible. I don't believe there is one item on Domino's menu specifically that I would catagorize as either healthy or tasty.

Domino's intent is warm, melted cheese will make anything taste good. For the most part if you plan on eating pizza, spend a little more because you get what you pay for.

The workers at Dominos/Papa Johns are no better off either. Many of them live below poverty, have no real hope of getting any further education, are obese, intermarry (well...accidentally procreate), have criminal records, and are probably worse off than when they were hired.

Also: Marx was right. Workers of the World Unite!

Mary from Colorado
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Re: Real estate Breckenridge

Breckenridge — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 17:57:11 -0000

t’s not the bank’s responsibility to make payments affordable. That was the homebuyer’s responsibility to be sure the payment was affordable in the first place and that the payment was going to remain affordable. A great loan at a nice low rate is one of those bonuses of doing the right thing, paying your bills, and having great credit. People with lousy credit shouldn’t be homeowners in the first place.