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We Have Won YAHOO/MSN LOTTERY They Asked To Contact Global Courier Comp. Information Given Below All Right?

Question by navaldelhi | Posted in Spam & Bulk Mail

Unit 6, Marino Way,
Hogwood Lane,
Industrial Estate
Finchampstead Berkshire RG40 4RF.
London United Kingdom.


Dear Esteem Customer, " Naval Kishor Sharma"

Greetings to you,from Global Courier Service,
We are proud to inform you that,we are in possession of a certified parcel,with identification number {CPEL/OWN/9877},which is to be delivered to you,as instructed by our affiliate(Yahoo/Msn & Microsoft Lottery Board).You are to please confirm the below data's,if they are correct about the receiver of the parcel,to enable us input it into our computer delivery system.

Receiver's Name: Naval

Answer: It's a scam.
 
 

Is Anyone Bothered At All By These Statistics? Do We Really Have?

Question by I love yanking your chain | Posted in Politics

the best health care system? PLEASE just read through and tell me that something is really wrong when the greatest country in the world stacks up to other countries in the way we do.

Reports & statistics from the OECD:

• Half of all bankruptcies IN THE US are caused by medical bills
• Three-quarters of those filings are by people with health insurance.
• The average overhead cost for U.S. private health insurers is 11.7%; for Medicare, it is 3.6%; for Canada’s national health insurance program, it is 1.3 %
• A baby born in El Salvador has a better chance of surviving than a baby in Detroit.
• The infant mortality rate

Answer: As someone who works closely with the medical insurance industry, I know all about those stats, man.

I'm just surprised people are this ignorant to assume that nothing should be done about it. Obama is, at least, thinking in the right direction even if his ideas are not embraced.

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Jim Marino on Tribal Gaming (Part 5) | Hawaii Reporter

by hawaiireporter808@gmail.com (Malia Zimmerman)

Today’s entry in our continuing series on Tribal Gaming in California by Jim Marino looks at the false economy of Indian casinos.   But, as Marino explains (in this piece originally published in the Santa Ynez Valley Journal) , there’s a lot more to the economy of tribal gaming than meets the eye. Last week I wrote about the many negative impacts Indian casinos imposed on the host communities.   After all, when one is dazzled by the glitter of Vegas or the sheer amount of cash changing hands in a casino, it’s hard to imagine that they can actually have a negative economic impact on the community....

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