Is www.Takeherb.com a legitimate company? Has anyone ever bought anything from there?

Posted by admin on November 23rd, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 1 Comment »

I have researched this site via bbb.org, mcafee site advisor, biz rate, white pages, etc. and have found very little information on it or any customer reviews / testimonials. The website seems to be safe and has a GeoTrust SSL certificate, but I still find it odd that when I google the contact info from the site, links from www.herballove.com appears. The layout of the site is slightly different but the "company profile" as well as other text seem to be EXACT to the wording from takeherb.com. I find it fishy that takeherb.com is linked to this other site that sells sexual products. Why would the company need 2 different sites? Is it just the same company that has a different website for its more discrete products? I would like to buy some organic herbs from take herb . com but am now skeptical on its legitimacy. I really would appreciate it if anyone could tell me more about this company and if its legitimate…or if they have ever purchased something from this online business.

Sorry if I sound a little paranoid, but with the economy lately, you never know. I don’t want to get scammed so any information you may have about this company would be great! Please help!

Check with the Federal Trade Commission to see if there are any complaints.

simply google…FTC and the company name.
Also, see if the company uses the GMP seal….Good Manufacturing Processes—if it does not use the GMP seal, suggest is not to buy
GMP signifies standards commonly accepted among …companies.

Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online?

Posted by admin on November 15th, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 1 Comment »

Ok I need help here. I am passionate about photography and am planning on going to school for it. Right now I need an online school and have found the Art Institute of Pittsburgh’s Online. I have spoken to an advisor and she sold me on the school. But then i did some research and found a review site for the school. I am utterly at a loss. Half say its a terrible school that just wants your money. The other half say its a wonderful school. I know this will be said for any online school thats just the way things are. But I need some honest answers here! If anyone has or is a student at this school please give me some feedback!

I am a current student at Art Institute of Portland and the online Pittsburgh school. So far things are fine. The thing you have to realize is that only some of the Art Institutes are certified schools, which really doesn’t matter, because you’ll still get a degree, but because they are a private school they can kinda make stuff up as they go, and the credits won’t transfer if you decide to go somewhere else. Also be aware that not all professionals see the art institute as a credible school, so yeah, in a way they just want your money, but on the other hand you’ll get a lot of inspiration and learn a lot.

McAfee Site Advisor is not showing up in EPO?

Posted by admin on November 15th, 2009 and filed under site advisor | 1 Comment »

We’ve got ePO 4.0 running on our server and have deployed site advisor to our workstations.
I can see it in IE on the machines but it’s not displaying as an installed application in ePO.
All the other apps are there, like Virus scan enterprise and HIPs, but just not this one.
Any help would be great.

thanks

Check here in Mcafees online manual.
http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache:XXkRkmoyirkJ:www.mcafee.com/us/local_content/white_papers/wp_epo_up_and_running_guide.pdf+mcafee+site+adviser+compatible+with+epo&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESh7cPxQx_n2LgyhgCSMiB880_LicNTFVFnTxcSPUkFfyTYhDCnajtPKa4mTuT-2LXZAsjMXtKCBR5tS2pitGANvQAWRDdRWbHR6rkPyHTlsP47ntIvGn9N6ftTfOoxwWA94VBQr&sig=AFQjCNEWNIlaJwh-QvdanvM8CVUbhB8DxQ

Ok I give up, is there something wrong with McAfee Site Advisor? Why has it disappeared?

Posted by admin on November 12th, 2009 and filed under site advisor | 1 Comment »

Have tried reinstalling it, it *is* on the computer, everything possible is enabled, have restarted a few times…why won’t it work! It was just fine until recently, now it no longer shows in the IE toolbar and isn’t doing anything at all. No ratings displayed for Google searches, nothin’.

Try to Uninstall McAfee Site Advisor Then Restart you Computer then install again McAfee site advisor or download here http://www.siteadvisor.com/download/ie.html

Who is lying about "Obama Stimulus" creating jobs?

Posted by admin on October 30th, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 8 Comments »

"The AP review found some counts were more than 10 times as high as the actual number of jobs; some jobs credited to the stimulus program were counted two and sometimes more than four times; and other jobs were credited to stimulus spending when none was produced" AP

“This story draws misleading conclusions from a handful of examples,” Ed DeSeve, Senior Advisor to the President for Recovery Act Implementation Ed DeSeve charged in a release sent out at 12:15 a.m. on Thursday morning, just minutes alter the first news sites picked up the AP dispatch
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1009/28874.html
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091029/ap_on_bi_ge/us_stimulus_jobs
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-10-29-stimulus-jobs_N.htm
http://www.wtop.com/?nid=111&sid=1797659

Is there any media outlet that is not lying according to this administration?

The economy is going through the worst depression since 1930. Its a cover up, not a recovery.

How to cancel McAfee Site Advisor?

Posted by admin on October 30th, 2009 and filed under site advisor | 2 Comments »

site advisor consumes 35/40 percent of CPU when running. Search engines stop responding. Computer freezes. Have to go to Task Manager and end running task each time.

control panel then programs find mcafee site advisor highlite uninstall or go to drop down arrow next to mcafee tool bar and disable

Do you have to do anything to McFee site advisor?

Posted by admin on October 14th, 2009 and filed under mcfee site advisor | 3 Comments »


install let it run thats it good luck

Should illegals be housed in hotels Hotels, other sites may house detained illegal aliens?

Posted by admin on October 8th, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 2 Comments »

WASHINGTON (AP) — Former hotels, nursing homes and other sites would be used to hold immigrants who are not criminals or violent as part of a larger plan to reform immigration detention proposed by the homeland security secretary, according to documents obtained Monday by The Associated Press.

Janet Napolitano is proposing that illegal immigrants awaiting deportation be confined according to the risk they may pose and will detail her plan on Tuesday. The reforms were previewed by the agency in August without as much detail.

The alternative sites are intended to cut the costs of detaining immigrants, which reached nearly $2 billion in 2008.

The plan is based on a review of immigration detention by Dora Schriro, Napolitano’s former detention adviser. She resigned last month to become commissioner of New York City’s jails.

Under the plan, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, part of the Homeland Security Department, will develop a way to classify immigrant detainees that will determine the facility where they are detained.

John Morton, head of ICE, will research the hotels and other venues where nonviolent, noncriminal immigrants could be held. The agency expects to save money by not putting everyone in local, state and government jails and prisons as they do now.

ICE also will to submit to Congress in coming weeks a plan for using alternatives to detention. The agency says possible alternatives will cost only about $14 a day compared to about $100 a day for detention.

The agency has completed one of the reforms announced in August, removing families from T. Don Hutto detention center, a former prison in central Texas. The agency plans to detain women there who are now held at three facilities in Texas, saving about $900,000 through the end of the year, the documents state.

The agency said it paid $2.8 million a month at Hutto even when it was not full.

http://www.gopusa.com/news/2009/october/1006_illegal_aliens.shtml

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Question about exdil.com, safe or not?

Posted by admin on October 8th, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 1 Comment »

hi, i got an email from a friend who gave me a link to exdil.com. i’ve heard mixed reviews about this site, mcafee site adviser sais thatit’s safe as does norton internet security. however i typed it in on google and a strong spam detecter said that it contains spam. It looks slightly dodgy as they sell thing such a nokia n97 which just was released for 150 euros, this is all from china. I’m looking to buy a mobile and i’m not sure whether i should purchase from here or not. what should i do?

If i was looking for a new mobile i wouldn’t buy it from there, put it that way….

All i can say apart from the links like mcafee you have said, would be the wot add on for firefox has it as untrusted on everything…..

Is there an unbiased website where I can find out about expat or offshore financial services.?

Posted by admin on October 6th, 2009 and filed under site advisor reviews | 1 Comment »

I’m in Oman, and there are some financial advisers here but I want to do a little research so I’m not "blinded by science" - is there some sort of review site where I can get basic information?

yes I’ve used the guys at whichoffshore.com - I’m based in dubai so I think its the same. you normally have to email them at info (at) whichoffshore.com cause the site is going through maintenance at the moment. They also recommended me a local ifa but I wont mention this online (PM me)