Daily Archives: April 10, 2009
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Stamp who, u?
Posted on April 10, 2009 by MANIFEST ME! in GeneralI went to an office supply store the other day to check out some stamps for business purposes. What I found out was that if you want something personalized it cost a whole lot more money than just a basic ordinary stamp.
I was so happy when I learned that Vista Print offers so much more than just cards, they offer stamps too! Not just any ordinary stamp I can get it customized with a picture, logo, or any design that I may have that is personal to me. What is great is that I can get a stamp for as low as $12.99 and it gives over 5,000 impressions.
How would I customize my stamp?
I would start out looking through their design templates to see what is avalaible that I can just add my logo or picture to. If I don’t find a design that fit my needs, I would only need to upload a design of my own. That’s makes it more personal it gives my own label or brand. Then I would chose the size I would like, either small or large. The smaller stamps start at only $12.99 and the larger one start at $17.99. The smaller stamps are 1.42 x 0.47 and the larger stamps are 2.24 x 0.83. Hey, the more stamps I buy the cheaper the stamps would cost me.
Vista Print prices are so low because they incur lower cost than just the ordinary office store up the street such as Office Max or Office Depot. I tell you one thing the low cost that they provide really allow consumers to benefit from great prices. On top of the already low prices that Vista Print have you can sign up for exclusive offers. I haven’t found any better offers that what Vista Print has to offer. I think their prices are great, especially for customized stamps!
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What age were you?
Posted on April 10, 2009 by MANIFEST ME! in Banking/Money/Finance, GeneralWhat age were you when you got your first checking account?
I met this girl who never had an account before. She just moved to the area and needed to cash her check from her new job. No one wanted to cash it because she didn’t have a local ID. The information on her ID did not match her check stub. We went to every check cashing place in the city.
So, I told her I was taking some personal time to make sure she did not have this problem again. Luckily she found a bank that would use her out of state ID and another form of ID to open up a checking account. She set her direct deposit up but the next check she had received was a paper check. It took a couple of pay periods to get the direct deposit on track.
Since she had open a bank account she didn’t realize that if someone wrote her a check that she didn’t have to deal with the issue of finding a business or a bank to cash it. She was not stupid, she just didn’t know. She was inexperienced in this area and she is over 21 years of age.
I am shocked but there are so many other young adults that has no knowledge of the banking system itself. So, that is why I have started writing more about finances.
I may not use the huge financial system words that other blogs are website may use. I want to speak or write in common terms that any ordinary person will be able to understand. =) So, be looking for more post about finances!
TaWana S.
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