I may have missed it but I don't see anyone here calling you lazy.

You ask for methods or techniques that can be explained. Several,
not just myself, took out time to reply to your topic.

One more thing I will point out, members do often post their offers,
surveys that credit and some times explain how to do them. I myself
do that at times also. It's a good idea to keep an eye on the Offers/
Surveys sub forum and also some of the other sub forums. In addition,
there is the sticky topics in the Offers/Sub forum you may want to read
if you have not.

Heyyyy I forgot irobot. I recall watching the first several episodes....I think on Amazon.
Thanks for the reminder.

That's very nice. You should be proud.

So, would you say this topic is a SUCCESS STORY?

I have an idea too.

How about they deliver the food and cook it too!

After that, they can feed the dog and make the bed.

The noodle theft happen years ago.

I think what happen was, the thieves stole the entire truck.
Possibly they didn't know what was inside. I think the truck
was recovered but the noodles never found.

I've gone to flea markets and such since and some times
notice bundles of ramen noodles. I always wonder 'are
those stolen from that truck?'.

What makes it even more mysterious is the fact pyramids existed else where
in the world too.

I still think it is not a bad idea. It certainly wouldn't be for everyone. Like I said
there are companies and programs that have been doing it or similar for years.
Schwanns, Meals On Wheels, etc.

My guess is the delivery people would have undergone strict background checks
and have training. It doesn't mean that would prevent unlawfulness but what
does today!

Unfortunately, there are millions of old and disabled people that live alone. Many
that cannot drive or get to the grocery. Often times, they have to hire people to
go to the store for them.

My guess is (I did not read the article), it would mostly be for the larger cities.
There are professionals that don't want or don't have the time to grocery shop.
Some people simply hate going to the grocery.

In the USA, a lot of people have security cameras. I do. I have 'Arlo' that is
made thru Netgear.

There are a lot of lazy people out there.

That's what I am saying. Everyone is under a barrel and I don't know how
we're all gonna get out.

Here they drive ya crazy with follow up messages, appointment messages,
test result messages, prescription messages, etc. I'll get emails to log in
to read all that plus they call and leave a longgggggg message when I have
an appointment. Hold your nose and repeat after me:

Helloooo Valerie your appointment at the women's clinics is at 1:00 pm
Monday the first day of next month. Hellloooooo Valerie......and don't
forget if you have co-pay remember the co-pay amount must be paid
at the time of visit.....Helllloooooo Valerieeee. press 1 if you need to hear
this message again, press 2 to confirm your visit, press 3 to have a doctor
call you......Helllooooo Valerie.....

I suppose it depends on your home and fridge.

Schwanns has been doing it for years.

I had a freezer and a fridge in my garage. When the Schwann man had my order,
he would automatically put the food in my freezer. I always knew when he was
coming and I usually had the garage door up anyway. The fridge in the garage was
mainly used for cold drinks, juice, and extra fridge food.

Walmart has been talking about this for a long time and I'd say it really depends on
the situation. In one way, I think it is good. For example, take an elderly person OR
a disabled person that for whatever reason does not leave the home. Delivery for cold
foods to the fridge, would be very welcome.

In addition, you would know when the delivery was arriving.

No doubt it wouldn't be something for everyone but I can see how it would be a good
idea.

I've almost always chosen Check and I have been here since Feb of 2007. I actually
prefer a check over any other payment option. I've never had a lost Check. Processing
fee is only $1. For a full month, it is larger than a week.

In regards to those lead gen survey type offers, you have to do a few things first such
as always clear your computer before hand. You also need to change your junk email
from time to time....think about it.

It's work. We all wish everything went smooth. It's just open to the member as to
how hard and how much time he/she wants to put into it.

PS. The bonus does add up

- Go to yahoo and sign up for a new email address - use it for doing offers/surveys etc

- Never use your new yahoo email address for anything significant.

- The silver, gold type offers/surveys u r referring to are lead gen pages. Never make a
purchase from those pages. Just go along thru them, if you wish.

- Keep your yahoo email clear and open when doing offers, surveys, etc in another window.
You can look to make sure and confirm any links that might be sent to you when completing
an offer.

- Server change is at 11:00 pm central time zone. Go to website explorer in the clixoffers,
and attempt those. If it's a good night, you can make a buck or thereabouts, simply doing
website explorer.

- We age, we move, we start or end business, we medicate, we mediate, we are always
changing....be sure to CAREFULLY and THOUGHTFULLY update your profile when the time
comes.

ClixSense isn't a PTC.

I pay by the year and it is approximately $119.
By the month, I think it is approximately $13.

As a prime member in the USA, we get the prime movies and shows, cloud storage
for our photo's, stream music, two day free shipping, selection of digital books each
month to choose, first dibs on special deals, and I forget what else. There is no
minimum amount to purchase for free shipping. There are items that are very low
cost like a few dollars that may be listed as an 'add on' item. Yep, some of the
perks I never use like the streaming music.

I don't know why it is higher cost in the USA than else where.

Here is a very recent real life example :

A couple of weeks ago I went for my yearly mammogram.

Came home.

A day later, I was told I needed to return for additional
testing and an ultra-sound to the right side. So I had
to wait a week......and......worry.....until my appointment.

I told my sister, that I would bet it is not cancer. I said, I
bet it is lymph nodes. I would even go so far as to bet, the
doctor knows it. I said, it's just a way for more money to
be made.

I went to the appointment. I had the test. Waited for the
doctor to look at it. Nurse came and told me the doctor
looked at the test and does in fact want an ultra-sound.
So I waited for the room to ready and I sat....and....worried.

All kinds of thoughts went thru my head......goodbye right
breast, you served me well for 63 years......what good are
you anyway right breast, why not say goodbye to the left
too....save money on bra's....

Then the nurse came and walked me into the ultra-sound
room. Afterwards, I waited for the doctor to look at the
results.

wait...worry.....wait....worry....wait.....worry......

The nurse came back and walked me into a room.....OH NO
I hope I don't cry. I must be brave. Surely I am being walked
to the doctors room. He is going to tell me the bad news.
What should I do.....laugh...cry.....smile....ask him if he has
some chewing gum.....

In the room, she turned and looked at me and said.....it's
all fine, just lymph nodes, see ya next year.

The point I am making is..... YOU MUST take that extra step
when it is required of you. Even tho you are mighty sure nothing
is wrong. You still gotta. That's the barrel. That barrel is not
only over my head but it goes on upwards to the nurses, doctors,
insurance, etc.

I'm 63 and a recent great grandmother.

I think investing in real estate is a decent bet.

One of my uncles in particular (long time deceased, however), invested in real
estate most of his life. He bought and sold land.

Houses can be a good investment too. One just needs to know the market in
their area.

I usually tell people to buy a house because normally after a few years, they
can sell it for more and make a profit. Especially so if they of course, keep
the house well maintained.

A good idea would be to ask Tango, Skrill, etc.

It's truly always best to go to the horses mouth.

So if you are wanting to know what Tango does or Skrill does, it really is
in your best interest to go to those sites and read their FAQ's. You may
even want to contact them if you can't find what you are looking for.

Antibiotics are good.

Over time, an antibiotic may become resistant to the infection.

Penicillin is a good example. Altho it is still used today, it is
rarely prescribed. When I was a child, I can remember getting
penicillin shots. Today it is usually amoxicillin or similar in a
capsule form.

We've become such a germ free society with all our various
cleaning products and our over use of drugs, that new anti
bacterial drugs must be created every so many years.

I was thinking about plastic recently. All the plastic in the ocean
and dumps. The irony of it all. All the cleaning products in plastic.
All the plastic to make our lives simple. What has it really been
worth? A huge waste of money and life, to say the least.