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by nassir 9y ago
I have started a remote work week business that allows office teams to work together in a tranquil, nature-filled rural environment for a week and get away from the hustle and bustle of urban cities. The response has been really good. Reach
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by nassir 9y ago
It could be argued that most assets, over time, tend to exhibit bubble tendencies. Although I am not a crypto-currency expert, I invest in alt coins because of the media attention they are receiving and because of the investments pouring in
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by nassir 9y ago
I have been using this service for about an year. It is extremely spotty when compared to AT&T etc, but I am sure it will improve over the next few years
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by nassir 9y ago
A tactic to counter the emergence of the blockchain?
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by nassir 9y ago
Not worth it
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by nassir 9y ago
In my opinion, bad credit does not always imply the person is irresponsible or incapable of paying their debt. Landlord subjectivity is hurting some genuinely good people who would make responsible tenants.
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by nassir 9y ago
That something could be:- - Too many good applicants with better credentials (I doubt this part) - Landlords pocketing fees from as many applicants as possible. - The tenant is now a commodity, unlike 7 years ago.. There are no regulations
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by nassir 9y ago
Fremont
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by nassir 10y ago
I faced a relatively similar situation when trying to rent in the East Bay. My wife and I both have 720+ credit scores as were looking to rent in the $2500 range. After going through applications at 3 places and getting rejected, I realized
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by nassir 10y ago
Might be worth exploring emerging and frontier markets in areas such as payments etc. What I've come to realize is that in the US market at least, the cost of customer acquisition is high and continues to rise, hence if you are not wel
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Twist in the election hack(defenseone.com)
2 points by nassir 10y ago|1 comments