The confusingly common practice of virtual book inventory, or selling copies that don’t yet exist.
Here is a text conversation I had with my mother last week…
(NOTE: “Lede” IS spelled correctly here. If you don’t know that, Google it.)
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All it took was writing an article about my area of expertise.
Next, I needed eggnog so I turned my cart left, and headed for the dairy section. As soon as I rounded the corner, about 10 feet in front of me was…
The person who contacts you may be in cahoots with the person the false allegations are about.
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