Schaumburg, Ill., September 17, 2007 – When you’re musty car shopping, trying to understand the meaning of all the information on a vehicle history report can be a confusing and lengthy process. Should I buy a car that was a rental? How do I know the car isn’t a lemon?

Experian Automotive, a division of global information solutions company Experian^® Inc., today announced that the AutoCheck Salvage is now available to consumers on all AutoCheck vehicle history reports at www.autocheck.com.

Just as credit scores revolutionized credit reporting, the new AutoCheck Gain is changing the draw feeble vehicles are bought and sold. The AutoCheck Score accomplishes this by distilling the grand amount of information on a vehicle history record into a simple, numeric score. As the industry’s first and only vehicle history score, the AutoCheck Score empowers consumers with the confidence and information they need to more easily and quickly understand what a vehicle history report really says about a specific used vehicle’s history.

“Until now, many consumers have been on their own when it comes to weighing the factors on a used car’s vehicle history represent in order to make their buying decision,” said Adam Goldfein, host of nationally syndicated radio show AutoScoop. “Instead of having to make assumptions about what it all means, the AutoCheck Score tells consumers what really matters when evaluating a vehicle’s history, providing them with more confidence in their vehicle purchase.”

The AutoCheck Score is listed as a number from one to 100 that accurately summarizes the individual items and events in a vehicle’s history in a way that consumers can readily understand. It is accompanied by the AutoCheck Collect Range^SM, which compares it to other vehicles of similar age and class to better help consumers when evaluating a used vehicle.

“We’ve conducted extensive consumer research which has shown that 80 percent of consumers said that the AutoCheck Score made them more confident in making purchase decisions,” said Scott Waldron, president of Experian Automotive. “The AutoCheck Score is a direct response to the needs of consumers, allowing them to quickly and easily understand a vehicle’s past, compare it to the entire market of similar vehicles, and make more confident used vehicle purchase decisions.”

The AutoCheck Score is based on sophisticated statistical analysis compiling large amounts of information, similar to what goes into generating a credit score. This process capitalizes on Experian’s world class expertise in collecting, interpreting, analyzing and packaging information it in a way that people can easily understand and use.

Experian researchers developed the patent-pending AutoCheck Score algorithm by studying the histories of a randomly selected sample of vehicles across the United States. Through this, researchers discovered the true factors impacting vehicle histories and how they should be weighted against others. Some of the primary factors in the AutoCheck Score are reported accidents or frame damage, mileage, odometer history and number of owners, along with title brands such as Flood, Junk and Gain.

Other factors include:

· The vehicle’s emissions history;

· Whether it has ever been repossessed or stolen;

· Whether the vehicle has ever been a government vehicle, police car or taxi;

· And whether it has ever been leased.

By weighing all of these information points, the AutoCheck Gather provides a clear understanding of the elephantine vehicle history report, helping to eliminate the need to base decisions on any one particular event that may or may not have an impact on the expected life and favorability of the vehicle.

About AutoScoop

AutoScoop is a nationally syndicated radio show empowering people with the knowledge they need to make good car-buying decisions. Broadcasting every weekend to 30 different radio affiliates, AutoScoop is hosted by Adam Goldfein. With over 12 years experience operating some of the largest import and domestic dealerships in the country, Adam brings a wealth of expertise and insider information to wait on consumers gash through the confusion and fear that many people face when buying a car. For more information on AutoScoop, please visit www.autoscoop.com.

About Experian Automotive
Experian Automotive, a business unit of Experian^® Group Ltd. (LSE:EXPN), delivers information solutions to manufacturers, dealers, finance and insurance companies, and consumers. Experian helps automotive clients increase customer loyalty, target and win new business, and gain better lending and vehicle purchase decisions. Its National Vehicle Database, housing more than 500 million vehicles, along with Experian’s credit, consumer and business information assets, meets the industry’s growing query for an integrated information source. Experian’s advanced decision support services help clients turn this information into improved business results. Experian technology supports several top automotive Web sites including eBay Motors, Yahoo! Autos, CarsDirect.com, CarMax.com and NADAguides.com. For more information on Experian Automotive and its suite of solutions, visit our web space at www.experianautomotive.com.

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Erick Laseca

Burson-Marsteller

312-596-3404

erick.laseca@bm.com

About seven years ago, a friend on a Livejournal site said something to me that still sticks, still makes sense and always will, regarding advertising a business:

“Paula, you don’t fish with worms because YOU like worms, you fish with worms because FISH like worms.”

This makes a lot of sense, especially when you’re writing a radio script or television video and script. Some advertising options have this philosophy intrinsically built into their products. For instance, classified magazines like the Auto Trader. No one buys the Auto Trader to read the funnies or editorials. If you’re buying the mag, you’re looking for a car. If you’re advertising in it, well.. you have a car to sell. Simple math, right?

Other forms of media require a little bit more plan. No matter how FANTASTIC your creative is in other media, if it doesn’t get the point across to the person buying your product, it’s useless. Therefore, always keep this in your head when you’re advertising your business: WHO is BUYING your STUFF?

It’s not always easy to put yourself in the head of your consumer. You think it is… you judge it’s very easy. If it didn’t seem so easy, then ad executives, ad agencies, and consultants would not be consistently ignored by advertisers. Sometimes we’re our own worst enemy, it’s true.

What’s a bummer is how SIMPLE it is to fish with worms. If you sell products to women, well… don’t buy alternative rock radio. If you sell hunting gear, maybe Oprah isn’t where you belong. It seems obvious, but it isn’t always so clean. What if you sell water softeners? Who makes that decision?

Here’s four basic rules for fishing with worms:

1. Don’t ask someone who isn’t your consumer what they consider of the ad. For instance, if you sell homeowner’s insurance and your executive assistant just rented her first apartment, don’t ask her. I know she’s desirable smart! I know she’s savvy and insightful and very nice. She’s probably extremely skilled in many things. Her notion DOES NOT MATTER. Yes, yes – the truth IS harsh.
2. KNOW who is buying your product. If you think you know based on your own experience, Smart. But is it a ruin of time to catch out who your COMPETITORS are selling your product to? Who a mirror business in another state is selling your product to? Who you’re missing out on by not showcasing the features and benefits of your product that aren’t important to YOU but may be the clincher to the buyer? Do the research – you may think water softener decision makers are married women – and you may be evil – it might be single men!
3. Every time you advertise your business, no matter what the medium, ask yourself: am I saying the thing that is the most important to ME, or the most important to the reader, viewer, surfer, listener?
4. Do NOT buy what you like. You’re going to want to buy what you like, and if you don’t judge “Fish with Worms” every time you survey at an option for advertising your business, you WILL get stuck. Before you know it, your meals delivery ad – for people who aren’t keen in eating out, of course – ends up on a place mat in a local restaurant. Huh? It happens! Don’t. Get. Stuck.

Accounts Receivable
Company seeking health care A/R experts who can work independently resolving problem claims. Experience in IV Therapy, Enteral, and DME claims a plus. Option to work out of your home. Generous incentive pay for you efforts. Fax resume to: 816-444-2039.

Administrative Asst.
We are quiet growing and adding home-based employees! Work done on computer and phone during state 5 day work schedule. This is a entry level position-we will train! Send resume with salary req. to: Nation’s CareLink; Attn: Janet; 5701 Shingle Crk Pkwy #400; Mpls MN 55430.

Administrative Asst/Home-based
Successful health assessment company looking for suited individuals to work from home conducting health interviews with clients who have applied for insurance. Work done on computer and phone during set 5 day work schedule. Immediate openings @ 30+ hrs each. Mon thru Fri. evening positions. This is a entry level position-we will train! Send resume with salary req. to: Nation’s CareLink Attn: Janet 5701 Shingle Crk Pkwy #400 Mpls MN 55430

Administration / Data Entry
Small company that has been in business for 3 years is looking for
motivated individuals who are interested in telecommuting (working out of their home). There are many positions available. Send resume to Attn: Rita Wellings, Po Box 595 Pinellas Park FL 33780

Adult Family Care Provider
LOCAL Only! Brockton MA Area Code:508
SOCIAL SERVICES Would you like to work at home? Become an Adult Family Care Provider. Provide personal care, a room and board in your
home to an ragged or disabled individual who desires a family like living arrangement and requires assistance with personal care, supervision in meeting basic needs. Receive a tax free stipend for providing care. For more information call Maria at PRIDE, Inc.
1-888-535-2276 ext 14

Advertising Reps
We are forming a new local newspaper and are looking for part-time
advertising sales representatives. If you are interested in working in
advertising send your resume with salary requirements to: Publisher, P.O. Box 452, Chesterland, OH 44026

Advertising Representatives
Lifestyle magazine seeking freelance professional. The successful
contractor will have good communication and organizational skills and be goal oriented. Send resumes to: Treasure Coast Publications, Attn: Ted Johnston, The Stuart News, 1939 S. Federal Highway, Stuart, FL 34994

Appointment Setters / Independent Telemarketers
$10 per hour, plus $50 per month for expenses. Work at home F/T or P/T! Online & printed human resources & employment weekly magazine is seeking for “success & money-motivated” appointment setters. Calls are on a business-to-business basis. Leads are provided. Send resume to AdvsaRep, P.O. Box 521531 Miami FL 33152 Fax: (305) 629-9340

Appointment Setters
Earn extra income. Work from home setting appointments. Fax resume to:
843-799-8322.

Artists
Wanted to do personalized invitation illustration. Send resume and samples with salary rate to: Art Director, FASL P.O. Box 4000 Clifton, New Jersey 07012. No artwork will be returned. Those who do not meet the resume/samples/salary rate requirement will not be considered.

Billing Clerks
Home based billing clerks handle accounts payables, collections and
bookkeeping. Computer literate, with proficiency in MS Windows, Word and Excel. Knowledge of MS Access is a plus, but not required. Send resume to Daylight Transport 1501 Hughes Method Long Beach CA 90810

Banking Trainees
Positions available for Staff Manager, Loan Officers, Trainees and
Processors. Government experience a plus. Part-time, home based
positions. Send resume to: WMC, P O Box 1007, Evansville, IN 47706.

Business Writers
$50.00 per hour. Corporation seeks contract business writers. Submit
resume, salary history, and writing samples/clips (only submissions with writing samples/clips will be considered) to: Box 1836 c/o The
Commercial Appeal 495 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103.

Career Planning Manager
This company is looking for professionals from all industries who are detail-conscious and goal-orientated, who are able to work independently. As a Career Planning Manager, your team will provide Career Planning & Placement Services to displaced individuals that have lost their jobs, along with full service Internet recruitng services to companies looking for talent. Managing this unique combination of outplacement and recruiting servies requires good management, communication and sales skills. This is loyal work that can pay off big time for the right candidate up to $300,000 a year. SETTLEMENT MARKETING, INC., 11469 Olive Blvd., Suite 145 St. Louis MO 63101. Send an inquiry to: hr@settlementmarketing.com

Catalog Writers
If you’re a whiz in Quark Xpress and Microsoft Word, and have the ability to entice and persuade people with clear, concise, benefit-driven copy, then this catalog retailer needs you. Prove us you’re an outstanding wordsmith for fashion, home, food or health products. Wow us with three of your best writing samples (non-returnable) and your resume. Please send your resume and salary history to: Quixtar Inc., Catalog Editor, Dept SC-2N, 7575 Fulton Street East, Ada, MI, 49355.

Children’s Editors
Publisher of childrens’ textbooks is looking for creative Editors to work on Spanish projects. Must have excellent Spanish/English writing skills. Full-time/part-time. Send resume and qualifications to Frank Tamet at: 305-267-3001.

Claims Processors
Corporate Abet Services of America, Inc., Need home based medical claims processors. Must have have computer with modem. Send resume to Attn: Human Resources, 10159 Wayzata Blvd. Minnetonka, MN 55305

Claims Processors
Companion Healthcare needs home based Medical reviewers that are independent contractors. Must be a registered nurse, own a personal computer with modem. Send resume and cover letter to 300 Arbor Lake Drive Suite 800, Columbia, MD 29223.

Claims Processors
Medical claims processors needed. Must have experience and own computer. Send resume and salary requirements to The Wisconsin Physicians Service, 1717 West Broadway, PO Box 8190, Madison, WI 53708

Claims Processors
Need home based claims adjusters. Must have own computer with a modem. Experience is preferred. Send letter of interest and resume to Superior Insurance Group, Attn: Adjuster Program, PO Box 6042, Indianapolis, IN 46206-6042.

Clerical
Clericom is hiring clerical workers from home. No previous experience. Full training provided. No commisions, selling, or recruiting fervent. If you can type, you can easily do this. Please contact typing24@getresponse.com

Coders
Excellent opportunities for Medical Coders who maintain Emergency Physician Coding experience with a minimum of one year work experience in ICD-9 and CPT coding from medical records or successful completion of AHIM-P or CPC certification exam. Knowledge of codes, coding guidelines and medical terminology required. Medical Coders will work from their home as part of our successful team. Send resume with veil letter outlining salary requirements to: Human Resource Generalist KA or MB, Team Health 100 NW 70th Avenue Plantation, FL 33317.

Coder
Must have a minimum three years coding experience. We are currently seeking at-home coding specialists. You will code from the comfort of your home and all coding will be done on-line. For more information please fax resume to: 205-380-4079.

Coders
Excellent opportunities for Medical Coders who possess strong coding
experience. Excellent benefits and flexible hours with the possibility to work from your home. Send resume with cover letter outlining salary
requirements to: MNR, 8001 Belfort Parkway, Suite 200, Jacksonville, FL 32256.

Collections
Premier Auto Finance-$12/hour. They provide computer and phone equipment. 5 years experience necessary. Aon Corporation
HR-PTC 5050 North Broadway Chicago, IL 60640

Community Counselor/Coordinator
AuPair in America—-Flexible independent contractor position. Recruit and interview potential host families for year-long cultural/child care experience. Coordinate activities for international au pairs. Flexible hours, work from home. Submit letter and resume describing qualifications to: Erica Dysart, AuPair in America, fax: 203-399-5592

Content Collectors
Are you a Mom or Dad with a passion for parenting who would love to find a design to participate in a dot-com that helps other busy moms – without taking on a full time job? We need you to support us build a website directory of local resources and ideas available for busy moms. Content Collectors are energetic people who will contribute their possess knowledge and experience of useful resources as well as acquire and rate original local resources. No experience necessary. Familiarity with word processing required. Send resume and cover letter to: MomZone, 1208 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138

Computer Programmers
New Boston Systems, 444 Castro Street Suite 700 Mountainview, CA 64041

Computer Programmers
Newsbytes News Networks. News service that specializes in news about
computer industry. Needs experienced computer writers. 406 Olive Street, W, Stillwater, MN 55082. Please send resume and cover letter.

Computer Programmers
Institute for Global Communications. Online computer service company seeks experienced internet, Unix and windows programmers. 1010 Doyle St. #9, Menlo Park, CA 94025.

Computer Programmers
ISC Consultants Internet and Call Center consulting firm needs graphic
designers, producers and HTML experts to develop web sites. Need previous experience in Photoshop, Freehand, and/or HTML editors. Send resume and cover letter to 14 East 4th Street, Suite 602, New York, NY 10012.

Computer Programmers
AAGIS has opportunities for IT professionals with experience in Oracle
databases, UNIX, and /or Cobol. Must have 2-5 years experience. Apply online at www. AAGIS.com

Computer Programmers
Abteksoft Corporation has consulting projects for programmers with C++/MFX experience. Send resume and cover letter to 10900 NE 4th Suite 2300, Bellevue, WA 98004.

Computer Programmers
Addison Wesley Longman, Contract programming positions. Send resume with details of experience to Addison Wesley Longman, 1 Jacob Way, Reading, MA 01867 Computer Programmers Land and /or Distributed System Professionals needed. Must have college degree or equivalent experience, five years experience in implementation, support
and form of LAN’s, or microcomputer based systems, or 3 years experience in a related technical field management. Send resume and cloak letter to Alltel, 50 Executive Parkway, Hudson, OH 44236

Content Editor
Work from Home 80% of time. 10-40 hrs. a week. Duties include write test specifications, assist in creating test blueprints, and supervise item writers. Edit items for content accuracy and meet deadlines as required. Send resume to Kelly Services, Ste 108 2880 Sunrise Blvd Rancho Cordova CA 95742-6547

Copywriter, Freelance
For personalized invitation company. Fax or mail your resume and samples (copies) with your rate to: (973) 472-3264 Art Director, FCSL P.O. Box 40003 Clifton, New Jersey 07012.

Copywriters/Graphic Designers
Our in-house copy and design team is seeking talented copywriters and
graphic designers to work on a freelance basis. We research, write,
design and produce marketing collateral, publications, informational
health-related materials, and Web content. You should have a degree, 3-5 years experience, and a portfolio that demonstrates the full range of your ability. Contact Claudette Bordeleau at: 401-459-5723 or email your resume to: bordeleau.c@bcbsri.org

Copywriter Salary: $30-40 / hour. Are you a freelance writer looking for projects with local companies? TCG is currently seeking copywriting talent for various clients in the northeast Ohio area. Candidates should possess at least one to two years experience as a writer in the field of web content writing, ad writing or direct mail. Send resume to TCG, 1300 E 9th St., Suite 1802, Cleveland OH 44114, Fax: 216 621-0417

Copy Editors
Experienced manuscript editors needed to edit manuscripts for medical,
nursing, dentistry, veterinary, and related health professions books. Excellent copyediting skills are required. Freelance editors must be adept at editing electronically in Word. Adherence to schedules is a necessity. Familiarity with scientific and medical terminology is a plus. We will contact qualified applicants and send them a copyediting test. Send resume to Att: HR/Freelance Elsevier Health Services 11830 Westline Industrial Drive St. Louis MO 63146

Copy editors/Proofreaders/Indexers
Freelance Copy editors, proofreaders, indexers and Quark operators. Send resume and hourly rate to: P.O. Box 3032, Branford, CT 06405.

Corporate Account Executives
Need home based workers to execute the sales plan and deliver webcasting solutions to customers. Ideal candidate will have at least 1-2 years outside B2B Sales experience, familiarity with the Internet and Microsoft Office applications. Send cover letter and resume to team@eclipsnow.com

Court Reporters
High Volume firm is in need of qualified Court Reporters in NY and NJ.
Freelance or staff positions available. Guaranteed work. Excellent income potential and schedule flexibility. Fax resume to: 973-631-7576.

Cruise/Tour Professional
Join the exciting vacation industry. Full-time/part-time. International cruise/tour company. Work from home. Fade industry benefits. Will train motivated people. Fax resume to: 727-572-9351.

Customer Relocation Management
Telecommute from home. Position is responsible for servicing relocating customers. Assist customers with apartment searches and other relocation needs. Requires Property Management or Apartment Locator experience or any related experience. 2 years of customer service, sales or marketing experience helpful. Computer proficiency required. Real Estate License a plus, not required. TO APPLY submit your resume along with the position you are applying for to: jobs@relocationcentral.com

Customer Service Representative
We work primarily with the newspaper industry. Our customer service
representative’s work from their homes making customer service calls for our newspaper clients. There isn’t any selling involved; and in most instances, we are checking on the customer’s service and reporting back to the newspaper so they can consume appropriate action. Although working from home sounds great you have to remember that it is a true job and you need to explain the same dedication and anguish you would display for an office job. To apply, send resume to Ver-A-Fast Corporation, 20545 Center Ridge Road, Suite 300, Rocky River, Ohio 44116

CUSTOMER SERVICE
(Atlanta residents only)
WORK FROM HOME opportunity for those tired of fighting traffic
in Atlanta! Offering guaranteed Hourly Wage plus BONUS. Home
computer and second phone line/DSL or cable modem required
(Employer offering a purchase and/or reimbursement plan).
New telework department at NSDI Teleperformance for customer
and membership services. Contact Ms. Franks at 404.851.1611
or email resumes to jfranks@tpamerica.com

Customer Service Evaluator
Looking for reliable people to evaluate customer service at local
businesses. Salary varies due to the detail of the assessment. Register online at http://www.ssanet.com

Customer Service
$10 per hour / $400 per week and up. Work at home handling inbound calls. No product sales or appointment setting. Requirements: Computer with high speed connection or Web-TV National company – the leader in its field – is setting up home based divisions to handle inbound calls from its nationally televised infomercials. Handle callers from 900 numbers and transfer way of payment to credit card or check. Must be able to work with accuracy and speed while maintaining professional and valid attitude. Pleasurable, clear,
phone voice and the ability to simultaneously read info provided on screen, talk and type accurately. Telemarketing/Customer Service/Sales experience preferred, but not principal. Apply online at www.callsathome.com

Customer Service
Our call center is looking for experienced Customer Service Representatives and Collector’s. The successful applicant should have 3-5 years of experience in a call center environment, in either customer service or collections. In a work at home environment, our reps connect via the Internet, to the Alliance corporate
computer network, placing and receiving calls via CentreVu IP Software. All reps need to be located in Southwestern Bell’s Kansas City local calling residence. E-mail/send your resume to: sbbrown@alldata.net or fax to 913-577-5049.

Customer Service Specialists
Live Ops–This company hires people to answer a variety of inbound calls from their homes. Incoming calls are scripted for the customer service specialist depending on the client. Calls are routed to your home. They have been reported to pay 25 cents per minute you are actually on the phone. If you determine to work at their peak volume times when calls are coming in one after another, you can earn approximately $15 per hour. They allow you to sign in at your own
convenience. Liveops.com, 112 Rose Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312, Email: info@liveops.com

Customer Service/Reservation Agents
Norweigan Cruise Lines—Join one of the fastest growing waft lines in the industry. Seeking highly motivated full-time Reservation Agents to work from home. Send resume to NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE, FREESTYLE CRUISING, 7665 Corporate Center Drive Miami, FL 33126

Customer Service/Reservations Agents
Jetblue Airways, This airline hires its reservationists to work from home. They currently have over 300 reservationists working from their homes. Send resume to: Jetblue Airways, Attention: Human Resources, 80-02 Kew Gardens Road, Kew Gardens, NY 11415

Customer Service Reps
Please send a short resume, including e-mail address, city, county, and spot, to: Attn: Marvin A. Hodges, Call Centers Remote, Global ISP, Inc. 9850 SW 15 Street * Miami, Florida 33174

Customer Service
Connect Plus, www.connect plus.com
1-888-821-1499

Customer Service
Virtual call center needs to hire people to answer incoming calls in their home and process data on computer. Must have computer with DSL, Cable, or ISDN access, private phone line, and be able to work 4 hours at a time. Choose your own hours and days.
Email norwest@qwest.net

Customer Service
Looking for experienced Customer Service Representatives and Collector’s to serve our customers “working from home”. The successful applicant should have 3-5 years experience in a call center environment. Our reps connect via the internet to the Alliance corporate computer network to place and receive calls via CentreVu IP Software. To apply please send your resume via fax to Alliance
Data Systems 913-577-5049

Customer Service Agents
Previous telephone experience and references are famous. Resume to FNet Corp International Headquarters, 733 Lakefield Road, Westlake Village, California 91361

Customer Service:
Alltel-Answer incoming calls from your home. Pay is approximately
$9-11/hour. Must be available to work a minimum of 15 hours weekly. Email: workfromhome@altell.net
Alltell Staffing, 1101 Anderson Drive, Littlerock, AR 72212

Customer Service Clerks
(Home Based) $14.25/hour. Major retail catalogue company needs customer service staff to work from home. You will grasp calls from customers, confirm availability of items and enter name, address and order information. Previous customer service experience is A MUST. You must also be able to type at least 80wpm with no errors. (You will be tested.) $10.50 for daytime shift. Clerks are also needed to work from 9pm to 3am. The pay rate for this shift is $14.25. Fax your resume to 949.266.8845.

Customer service, telephone representatives
Career Creature— $15 per hour. Do you have a knack for talking to people on the phone? There is no wintry calling, this is not sales. All your calls are scheduled and come to you at your home. This is a customer support based position. You job will be to answer questions and assist our customers. Work from home. You must have conference calling installed before your training is finished and a quiet place to work. Internet access and phone capabilities at the same time are a must. We offer full benefits. Basic computer skills are necessary. To apply, please send your resume package to Career Creature, 300 S Orange Ave, Orlando FL 32801

Customer Service
ICPLANET –Other positions as well, online matching service that connects people with projects. Website is www.icplanet.com
4000 Civic Center Drive Suite 210 San Rafael, CA 94903

Customer Support
J-n-L Enterprises, Answer inbound calls for our company. Pays approximately $11 per hour. Taking calls from customers. This company pays you to answer calls. They work on a per minute basis. For more information please contact Laura at 217-732-5994. Or visit the website at www.J-n-Lenterprises.com

Customer Service Representatives
Time Communications, These positions involve answering calls that are routed to your home. Pay is $1750/month, Minneapolis situation, 877 Jefferson Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 Phone: 651-229-3636, Fax: 651-298-1945, Voice: 1-800-486-8581

Customer Service Agents
Gateway Computers-Answer customer service inquiries from home! Send resume to Gateway Computers, Human Resources, P.O. Box 540278, Waltham, MA 02454-0278, or apply online at www.gateway.com

Cyber Agents—Customer Service
Average pay $10 – $24 per hour. Willow offers you the opportunity to be a service provider in this industry as an independent contractor. You place up your own eBusiness in your home. CyberAgent CSRs are professional customer service representatives who provide services to their clients on a highly flexible, as needed basis. You will answer the telephone or respond to Internet inquiries. Presently, there is a pool of over 1,500 CyberAgents CSRs located in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties, in South Florida. To apply, please visit: http://willowcsn.com/creditcard/account.asp

Data Entry
Work at home. Various work provided. Apply online:
http://taxloanprocessing.com/gateway.html

Dating Service Representative
We offer the opportunity to work from a home based office. You will
explain our membership service to our customers. Part-time and full-time positions available throughout the US. Send resume to Pete Kelly – VP of Sales & Marketing, International Life Mates, Inc 451 SE 2nd. Ave. Pompano Beach FL 33060

Documentary Writer/Producer, Freelance
Experienced freelancers wanted to write and produce nationally broadcast documentaries. Responsible for research, script, location shoots, offline and supervise online edit. Send resume, script samples or reel to: WTLN, 524 Datum Street West Palm Beach, FL 33401 Attn: MPL.

Editorial Reporters
Longwood Information: Researchers needed for online newsletter
4822 Quebec Sreet Washington DC, 20016

Editor/Writer
Marketing Editor/Writer needed for a leading e-business software provider in suburb Phila seeks freelance copywriters, copy editors, & proofreaders for its global Web site. Successful candidates will have two or more years of writing or editing exper. & will be familiar w/basic PC productivity tools, such as Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, & Outlook. In addition, candidates must have access to a PC &
dial-up connection and must be avail to work on-site at least 20hrs/week. If interested, pls forward your resume & contact info to:
PresidentTCSrvtaglier@erols.com

Editors
Internet Jobs Unlimited
2857 W. 15 Court
Mirmar, FL 30351

Editors
CMP Publications
600 Community Drive
Manhasset, NY 11030

Educational Assessment Specialists
Telecommute from anywhere in the country! Individuals will write, edit, revise test questions and related educational products; analyze curriculum and state standards; create blueprints for developing educational products; and plan and monitor the development of tests for statewide testing programs. Please send two copies of your resume along with a cover letter stating current salary to: ETS K-12 Works, Inc., Attn: Carol A. Hawkes, Rosedale Road, Mail End 5-D,
Princeton, NJ 08541

Educational Representatives
Professionals wanted to involve location schools in our fundraising
programs. Great opportunity to work from home. Send resume with salary
requirements to: American Heart Association, Recruitment Manager-LI,
2550 US Highway One, North Brunswick, NJ 08902.

Flex Agent
We are the national call center for Sylvan Learning Center and are located in Littleton, Colorado near Southglenn mall. We have immediate openings for Flex Agents (Educational Consultants). A success person on our team has the ability to work from home, uses a friendly consultative reach, is able to work comfortably on the phone all day, had 3+ years experience in customer sales or customer service, has a minimum of an associates degree or equivalent, has a desire to help children succeed in school and in life. We provide total annual compensation of $44 to $60k, 3 weeks vacation to start, deep Sylvan discounts, med. Benefits, 401K, PT or FT opportunities for growth, and a fun working environment. Inbound calls only-no frigid calling. Must be available for in house training. Sylvan Learning Center 1-888-EDUCATE

Freelance Positions
Currently hiring freelance photographers, shopping editors, movie reviewers, and restaurant reviewers. Please visit http://abouttmcs.com/jobs/cs_freelance.html
for more information and application information.

Graphic Artist
Black Millionaires Magazine: Work from your home, office, or studio. Prior work on commercial magazine ads preferred. Must have own equipment and materials. We pay on a per ad commission (plus performance bonuses). Send hard copy samples of work to: Platinum Media Worldwide, Attn: Contract Personnel, 81 Osborne Terrace,
Newark, NJ 07108-1709.

Graphic Artist, Freelance
To work on company startup identity package, logo, print ads, brochures, catalog. Preferred experience in direct-mail, exclaim marketing, and consumer sales type projects. Copy writing skills are also welcome. Opportunity also to work on website design and graphics. Requires Internet access (cable/DSL), and your own design equipment, scanner. Fax resume to: 413-604-8817

Graphic Artists
$15 to $200 per job. Part-time. Work from home! Go to
www.protshirt.com/job.htm or send a short resume via fax and an example of any recent artwork you’ve done. Fax# 972-691-6639

Graphic Artists
Searching for experienced graphic designers with 2+ years experience
working with Photoshop, Quark Xpress and Illustrator to work short-term freelance contracts at clients location. Please register online at: www.techead.com

Home Sales Reps
Earn money while working at home. Use contacts and referrals to sign
customers up for our service. Marketing and management support to help you. E-mail jmherrin@z-tel.com or call Mark at 352-372-8770 Home Telephone Agents Work from the comfort of your have home to staff a Virtual Call Center, answering inbound calls. By using your occupy internet access, while answering calls from a separate phone line, you can select your own hours. Access codes and scripts provided. Automatic compensation tracking provides you $.15 for each shrimp that you provide Customer Service. To apply, contact employment@dmsi.cc or send your resume to DMSI PO Box 4460 Harrisburg, PA 17111-0460

Home Telephone Survey Agents
Clear speaking telephone agents needed nationwide. Work from home. Easy, flexible schedule. Expansive pay. We are a 10 year old full service Insurance agency. As a home agent you simply contact individuals or business owners in your local area from a list WE provide you and using OUR scripts you simply ask them to complete a quick 3 to 5 minute survey about their current life or health insurance program and ask them if they would like to receive a quote to compare coverage and save money. For application information please email:surveys@email.com

Hospitality Recruiters
Perfect for stay at home parents or people seeking a second income. 20 to 30 hours per week with schedule flexibility. Positions entails making calls to find qualified candidates. Previous recruiting experience or phone work a plus. Start a career from your home. Send resume to Attn: Mike McCusker, The Gates Group 331 Montvale Avenue Ste. 330 Woburn MA 01801

HTML Designers
Individuals fluent in HTML frames, CSS, and JavaScript needed for either freelance or full-time work. Experience with ASP also a plus. Possibly off-site. Excellent verbal and social communication skills. Please attach a resume and e-mail to: jobs@jdm.com, or mail to: JDM Interactive Inc., 116 West Houston 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10012. Fax: 212-505-7880.

Independent Representatives
$50,000 to $60,000 your first year working from home. Work for leading
Publishing Company selling advertising in their books, CD-Roms and
on-line. You must have prior sales experience, live in the IL area & be entrepreneurial. E-mail resumes to: Management Recruiters of Portland jobs@mrportland.com

Insurance Claims
Nationwide Insurance
Human Resources Department
PO Box 3275
Englewood, CO 80155

Insurance Auto Appraisers
Wawanesa Inc
9050 Friars Road
San Diego, CA 92108

Insurance Claims
CIGNA HealthCare,
Various positions in various offices, contact local office for more
information in your area.
31 Reeds Way, New Castle, DE 19720
Fax: 302-323-0403

Independent Sales Reps
Sell a cutting-edge, high-tech/personal-touch automated telephone
message delivery service (PAM, your Personal Automated Messenger). We
pay very righteous commissions. Requirements: high motivation, strong
work ethic, good prospecting skills, ability to understand customer’s
needs, and extensive experience within a vertical market. Check out our service at www.pamcall.com, then send letter of interest and resume to: dangardner@altavoicecommunications.com

Internet Savvy Individuals
Needed for Internet Sales & Marketing projects (FT or PT available).
Virtual workers with Web access/Email required. Work from anywhere in
the U.S. Send email with phone number and best time to call to:
darrell@osbornis.com

Interpreters
Spanish $10 per hour; Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese $11 per hour. Fast-growing multilingual services company seeks fluent bilingual telephone operators. Freelance work from home all languages available. Testing, training provided. Fax resume with contact information to: 805-370-7474 Attn: Recruiting

Interpreters
Freelance work from home all languages. Testing provided. Fax resume to: 805-370-7474 Attn: Recruit

Interviewers
Deltametrics—-600 Public Ledger Building
150 S. Independence Mall West
Philladelphia, PA 19106

Investigators
Work from home & fetch $25-30,000. Immediate openings with nationwide
investigative company. Good communication skills required, plus the
ability to meet deadlines. Must be familiar with Email & Internet
research. Send resume to: 5541 Oakville Shopping Ctr. #149, St. Louis,
MO 63129

Kitchen Writers
If you enjoy kitchen-related activities (such as baking, cake
decorating, candy making, canning, and/or beer and wine making) and are a talented writer, we have a great opportunity for you! Kitchen Krafts is seeking creative Freelance Writers to submit articles for consume in various printed materials. Candidate must be an fervent writer capable of producing arresting articles, tips, and/or suggestions on an as-needed basis. Please email your resume to:
writers@kitchenkrafts.com

Legal editors
Lexis-Nexis—-Local 937-865-6800
Toll Free: 800-227-9597 X 6044

Legal Positions, Freelance
Temporary, full-time, career solutions available for legal
secretaries/paralegals. Fax resume to: 503-295-9977.

Loan Processors
Flexible hours. Excellent compensation. Working from home, part-time,
for experienced processors. Fax resume to: 610-622-4218.

Mail Processors – Need dependable people to help process mail, work at home, no experience required, will pay $10/hour. Send information about yourself to: The Northern Aurora Wildlife Retain. PO Box 1006, Albany, Oregon, 97321

Medical Editors
Writing and editing medical publications, presentations and continuing
education programs. Qualified candidates should send resume, salary
history and writing samples to: Medicalliance, HR/MW, 5565 Sterrett Place Suite 200 Columbia, MD 21044

Medical Claims Processors
Candidates must beget basic computer skills. A two-year associate degree preferred, high school diploma required. Opportunity to work from home. Please send resume and salary history to: ASR Corporation, RE: Claims Processors, 3033 Orchard Vista Dr., Grand Rapids, MI 49546

Medical Relate Coders
Work from home, must be ART or Certified. 2-5 years experience. Send resume to: HMS, P.O. Box 641, Holland, OH 43528.

Medical Representatives
You will be servicing and developing accounts from your home based
office for medical device and pharmaceutical companies. Experience is
sales or customer service helpful. Please submit your resume and cover
letter with salary requirements to: TOLAS Health Care Packaging 905
Pennsylvania Boulevard, Feasterville, PA 19053, Attn: DD

Medical Transcriptionist
National Medical Transcription Company is looking for staunch individuals to work at home. In need of Medical Records / Rad / Onc /
Radiology / Ophthalomology Transcriptionist. Radiology must have 2 yrs exp with MRI. MR must have 2 yrs exp typing Ops & DS, A bonus
and benefit package available. Please call Mon – Friday 1-800-322-4720
ask for Trish or email resume to twheler@medquist.com

Medical Transcriptionists
This company uses medical transcriptionists who are independent contractors, you need good medical terminology and 3 years experience and are paid by lines typed. ORACLE TRANSCRIPTION, INC., 4007-B Norbeck Road, Rockville, Maryland, 20853, (301) 929-9100, or (800) 983-3581 Fax: (301) 929-9275 http://www.oracleti.com/index3.htm

Mortgage Closers, Shippers
Work from home. Make your own schedule. Fax resume to Attn: Jean
972-446-1707

Mortgage Loan Reviewer
Full time, work from home!! Subcontracting opportunities available. Internet access required. Very competitive salaries, great benefits. 401k . Fax resume to: HQ 703-448-2030

Monitors
Work from home, monitoring clinical trial study. Send resume to Dawn Tkach, Scientific Staffing 51 West Prospect Street East
Brunswick NJ 08816 Fax: 732-651-5968

Monitor,
Websites—Work from home, monitoring website for correspondence from
clients and disappear partners. You will be selecting the most appropriate recede partner to work with a client, given the client’s needs. Track activity/client traffic, create weekly reports of sales activity, as it pertains to the website. Travel industry knowledge and experience (minimum 2 years, either high-end leisure or corporate). Excel and Internet knowledge. Send resume to 12degrees 801 High St
Palo Alto, CA 94.

Music CD/DVD Representatives
Wholesale CD/DVD distributor seeks experienced self-starters for heavy
phone and computer work; in-depth knowledge of general music and trends helpful. Work from home. Fax resume to Human Resources at: 714-995-8038

Mystery Shoppers/Researchers/Survey/Interviews
Total Resource Group
936 East 12th Avenue
Denver, CO 80218

Mystery calling and Mystery shopping,
A Top Shop-Pays a flat rate between $10-$20 per shop.
9032 West Ken Caryl, Avenue, Suite 101, #A7-B
Littleton, Colorado 80128
Corporate: 720-283-8377
Fax: 303-948-6618
www.atopshop.com

Mystery Shoppers
Annonymous Insights, Inc
7438 Sawmill Road #421
Columbus, Ohio 43235

Office staffing company
Various office positions available from home
Virtual Staff, email applications only, www.virtualstaff.com
Bpkane@virtualstaff.com

Office and administrative positions
Office Technology Inc. Agency outsources office help. Send resume to Attn: Human Resources 1315 Gillingham Road
P.O. Box 405
Neenah, WI 54957-0405

Office/Administrative Positions
We offer full-time hours, group medical and dental, performance bonuses, 401K, eyewear discounts, referral bonuses, computer cross training, and additional skills training. Fax resume to: 858-268-5106.

Paralegals
The Affiliates,
98 San Jacinto Blvd 700
Austin, TX 78701

Phone Interviewers
Work from home, flexible schedule 8-20 hrs/wk mostly evenings. Fax
resume 305-598-9580

Photographers
Freelance photographers to deepen resource pool. Assignment work only.
Successful candidates able to present portfolio. Retirees welcome. Send resume to Editor, The Colonial Williamsburg Journal, P. O. Box 1776, Williamsburg, VA 23187.

Production Assistants
Compensation starts from $10 an hour. VideoHomeTours, a premier Internet company is looking for eager, computer literate, graphically oriented individuals to learn to build virtual tours. VideoHomeTours uses advanced, digital photographic and video equipment to “walk-thru”
property. Freelance and part-time work available. Please e-mail resume
to: HumanResources@VideoHomeTours.com or fax a brief letter and resume
to: (773) 992-2052.

Proofreaders
Opportunities are available for home based entrepreneurs. Real estate
background helpful. Responsibilities will include supervision of work
cell, consisting of several minute takers assigned to various clients,
proofing of their work, interfacing with clients and production of
monthly Newsletters, where applicable. Home computers, fax machine,
access to the Internet and expedient working knowledge of MS Word required.
Mail resume to: Adkinson-Thorne Enterprises, LLC, 14 Mountain View
Avenue, Suffern, NY 10901 or fax to: 845- 368-3231

Proofreaders/Copywriters
Advertising agencies seek Editors, Proofreaders and Copywriters with 2 or more years experience. Freelance and Staff positions available.
Medical/Pharmaceutical experience is a plus. Please fax resume to:
201-842-7718

Proofreaders
If you you qiuckly examine the 3 mistakes in this sentence, you may have what it takes to work with our demanding clients. The people we seek have: *excellent proofreading and language skills; * very good word processing skills; * an hour here and a few hours there, a few days per week; * a reliable PC or Mac with a newer version of Microsoft Word; and * suitable Internet access. Please contact Phil Jamieson via email: philj@ProofreadNOW.com or send resume to ProofreadNOW, 447 Boston Street Topsfield MA 01983

Proofreaders and Copywriters
Aquent, is seeking serious estimable freelance proofreaders for positions within every industry imaginable. Freelance opportunities abound, but only for those dedicated and gracious enough to meet
our exacting standards. What’s in it for you? Great pay, benefits, career growth and working for the coolest talent agency in town! Applicants should have two plus years experience proofreading in a professional environment, a broad attitude and be able pass an assessment test of their skills. If this sounds like you, please send your resume and a camouflage letter telling us a slight about yourself. Candidates MUST use LA PROOF as their subject heading to be
considered and must be prepared to take a proofreading assessment. $25 per hour. Either respond via email to laresumes@aquent.com OR Fax your resume to: (323) 634-7696.

Proofreaders
University Graphics
11 West Lincoln Avenue
Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716

Proofreaders
Now hiring FT & PT, Supervisors, Medical Proof readers & Medical
transcriptionists. Work from home on a state-of-the-art digital system. Snide pay plus multiple incentive bonuses. Fax to: 407-656-1947 or 407-352-1247.

Proofreaders
$8-$12 per hour. Experienced proofreaders needed to proofread page proofs for medical, nursing, dentistry, veterinary, and related health professions books. Excellent spelling and grammatical skills are required. A knowledge of proofreading symbols is helpful. Adherence to schedules is a necessity. Familiarity with scientific and medical terminology is a plus. We will contact qualified applicants and send them a copyediting test. Send resume to Att: HR/Proofreaders Elsevier Health Services 11830 Westline Industrial Drive St. Louis MO 63146

Proofreader
For brochures and annual reports. Ongoing freelance work during the day. Send resume to Attn: Sydney Smith, Ross, Culbert & Lavery, 15 West 20th, New York NY 10011

Readers
Readers are responsible for reading and evaluating responses to
non-multiple-choice questions at the elementary and secondary school
levels, and for assigning scores via computer or by hand according to
established standards in the areas of reading, writing, mathematics,
science, arts and humanities, and/or social studies. Training is
provided. Qualifications: Associate’s degree or a minimum of two years
of relevant college course work. Respond with a resume and letter of
interest using one of these methods, by mail: Measured Progress, P.O.
Box 1217, Attn: Human Resources, Dover, NH 03821. Fax: (603) 749-6398.

Relocation Services & Relocation Transportation Professionals
National company is seeking individuals to help us with our relocation
services. Work from home only. Fax resume to Ryder Move Management, a Budget Group Inc: 952-401-4500

Reporters/Writers
The Pandya Group of Electronic Newspapers, a group of six rapidly
growing online newspapers, is seeking ambitious Reporters to write
newspaper articles and features and interview newsmakers. Candidates
must enjoy meeting new people. Candidates must be amicable and have
excellent written and oral communication skills. Full or part-time job. Salary or freelance pay. Mail resume to: Pandya Computers, Inc., 630 Industrial Park Road, Ebensburg, PA 15931.

Researchers
PI Marketing Systems
1421 Ruidosa Drive
Wichita Falls, TX 76306

Researchers/Telephone Surveys
Interactive Services Inc
9 S 412 Frontage Road
Hinsdale, IL 60521

Research Recruiters, Assistants and Account Managers
Full-time and part-time openings available to help support the Technical Recruiters with name and resume sourcing, research, profiling of applicants and internet job posting. Earns a percentage of placement fees as incentive bonus. We will train you as necessary to do your job, and this position may lead you into becoming a Technical Recruiter yourself. Also hiring National Account Managers and Resume Processing Assistants. Work from your virtual office. Send resume to Electronic Search, Inc. – Personnel Department, 3601 Algonquin Rd., Suite 820 – Rolling Meadows, Illinois 60008.

Reservations Agents
Jetblue Airways,
Attention: Human Resources
80-02 Kew Gardens Road
Kew Gardens, NY 11415

Sales Representatives.
IMS-This company hires professional sales representatives to work from their homes for various clients via telesales. The pay has been reported to be approximately $15 per hour. IMS
Info@telesalesspecialists.com visit www.telesalesspecialists.com

Subscription Representative Home Agents
$14.00 per hour, plus $50 bonuses. Fortune 500 employer. Home Agents receive incoming calls from those wishing to register for Sweepstakes. Once registered, the caller is offered an opportunity to purchase a magazine subscription package of their choice at a substantial discount off the newsstand price. Part-time from 12 to 32.5 hours, and $1.00 hourly or commission differential for Saturday and/or Sunday shifts. Must provide your own PC, with Windows 95/98 or ME, two
phone lines or one phone line and cable ISP or DSL, with voice and data capabilities, and a headset. Free software is provided and two weeks paid training in Clearwater, Recent Port Richey and Jacksonville,
Bradenton/Sarasota, Florida. Applicants may call our jobline at 1-888-737-7297

Surveyors (telephone) /Shoppers– Audits and Surveys Worldwide, Inc.
650 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10011

Survey Takers
Brand Institute Inc
1201 Bricknell Avenue, #350
Miami, Florida 33131

Telephone Agents
$9.00 – $12.00 per hour. Sign customers up for Monthly Membership Club
and engage customers information so that they can be transferred.
Encourage customers to call a 1-900 number. This is not a phone psychic job! Apply online: http://www.bassador.com/vcc/

Telephone Operators
Should be in local place code #301 A great opportunity to WORK AT HOME.
“Value Village” NO SELLING! SALARY + BONUS. Call 301-333-1900 weekdays 9-4.

Telesales
$7.00 per hour guaranteed plus commission paid weekly. Previous Internet experience required. Business sales. Work at home. Send resume to ChamberGates 18352 Dallas Pkwy #136-542 Dallas TX 75287-8209

Telesales
Full-time, part-time: work from home! Christian retail products. Send
cover letter and resume to: “Telesales” Fax: (615) 872-9786. Or, Vox
Corp, 3670 Central Pike, Suite J, Nashville, TN 37076.

Telemarketers work from home. Paid hourly. Must have a pleasant/friendly phone voice
and enjoy talking to novel people. Choose your hours. No nights or
weekends. Set-up appointments for our sales staff. Fax resume to:
410-296-3983.

Telemarketing Section Time – Work from Home at PMR, hiring telemarketers to work ten to fifteen hours per week. 10.00 an hour. NO FEES, we pay you. Weekly payment. You must have prior telemarketing experience to qualify. For an interview, e-mail: bbmedicinemen@aol.com

Telemarketing at Pharmaceutical Management Resources, a human resources consulting firm, is currently hiring telemarketers to work from home part time. This is a ten to fifteen hour per week place which pays 10.00 an hour plus commission. Only experienced telemarketers need apply. We cannot train inexperienced people at this time. NO FEES. We pay you. Hourly checks are paid every friday, commissions are paid as they are earned.
To apply, e-mail: bbmedicinemen@aol.com. We will respond with additional information and interview dates and times.

Telemarketing- Phoneforce. Would you like to work from your home office anywhere in the country? A PhoneForce caller is a member of an elite team of highly specialized business professionals who have extensive experience in a variety of fields. If you have a business background, basic contact management systems experience and general expertise using the phone, this job is for you. Consider joining this team of outbound calling specialists providing premium business to business lead generation and telemarketing services. Please submit your resume via email. Visit the website at www.phoneforce.com Phone: 1-800-640-6409 Fax: 415-453-9599

Telemarketing
Ameridel is seeking telemarketers to work from home 20-35 hours per week. Paid training, benefits, medical, paid holidays and retirement thought.

Telemarketers
American Telemarketing Inc.
3349 Cahuenga Blvd West #5A
LA, CA 9006

Telemarketing
Remote Control
514 Via de La Valle, Suite 306
Solana Beach, CA 92075

Telemarketing
Telecommunications Professional Design
PO Box 215684
Sacramento, CA 95821

Telemarketing
Advanced Visions,Send resume to Keri Fletcher, 6422 E. Fourth Plain Blvd. Suite G6, Vancouver, WA 98661

Telemarketing – INTREP is one of the most progressive outsourcing companies in the world. We take the virtual office business model to the next level by hiring “at home” professional inside sales personnel. Our reps have a solid business background allowing them to communicate at all management levels. We require inside sales experience along with computer and software knowledge, in addition to a sound customer service orientation. You must have a home office with an appropriate computer system with Internet access preferably DSL or Cable. If you have the ability to work from home and believe you have the credentials to become fraction of our elite team, Intrep can provide you with a unique and fulfilling career experience. We are always looking for candidates with inside sales experience in all industries and all geographical locations. Opportunities are currently available for candidates with experience in Payroll Processing, Advertising, Printing, Computer Related/IT, Telecommunications, PEO Human Resources and High Tech. Candidates can be located anywhere in the U.S. For immediate consideration, apply online.
http://www.intrep.com/i_application.htm

Intrep, Inc.
5178 Marks Court
New Albany OH 43054 USA
Phone:
Fax: 614-573-7453
Company Email: hr@intrep.com
URL: http://www.intrep.com

Telephone Interviewers
Must have high personal integrity, reliability, and ability to work
independently, Spanish/English, advantageous phone skills. Work From Home. Flexible schedule (8-20 hour per week). Fax resume to 305-598-9580.

Telephone Representatives – $1 for each person you call and fill out a five minute notice for. You would then enter the survey information at a particular web plot, or email us each survey information in a separate email. The method you choose is up to you…whatever you derive easier. This does not involve any sales. The best thing to do would be to construct
calls in your local location, as this would not require any phone charges for you. This is a work from home position. Applicants MUST live USA. Must have a PC, phone line and a clear agreeable speaking voice. URL: http://jobs.iwarp.com/application.html

Telemarketers
For evening work from home. Send resumes to: State Farm Insurance 101
South US Route 15, Suite B, Dillsburg, PA 17019

Test Writers
International firm looking for skilled home based teachers.
Familiarity with Microsoft Word required. Ability to work from home through email required. Work involves creating questions and answers in Mathematics and History (Grade 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8 9 and 10). Long term work. Payment by the assignment. All payments will be sent by check. Please email resume to max@ponnuraj.com

Test Writers
A leader in educational assessments, seeks educators to write test items in the areas of Science, Mathematics, and Social Studies. Will provide item writer training. Forward resume and cover letter, including assure plot to: Riverside Publishing, A Houghton Mifflin Company, Attn: Ricarda Burciaga, 425 Spring Lake Drive, Itasca, IL 60143.

Translators — All languages needed to join the E-Services Marketplace. Go to http://www.uniscape.com/translatorcentral/index.htm Or, send resume to: Rachelle Acuna-Narvaez, Uniscape, Inc. 303 Twin Dolphin Drive Suite 500 Redwood Shores, CA, 94583 FAX: 650-596-1436 Email: Rnarvaez@uniscape.com Visit: www.uniscape.com.

Translators
Accurapid Translation Services, Inc., 806 Main St. Poughkeepsie, NY 12603. Need technical translators in all languages for business, engineering and scientific documents. A computer and modem is a requirement. Submit resume and description of technical expertise, computer type and /or telecommunications equipment. Pays by the word.

Translators
Uniscape
303 Twin Dolphins Drive Suite 500
Redwood Shores, CA 94583
Fax: 650-596-1436

Translators
Continental Translation Service
6E 43rd Street #2100
New York, NY 10017

Translators,
Olds Communication—hiring translators and interpreters in the legal,
social services, immigaration fields etc. Must have experience. Email with resume, rates, references, and experience in translation in any of the above fields to: info@oldscommunications.com. Based in Littleton, Colorado.

Transcription
Here is your opportunity to take advantage of one of our unusual programs. Work from home. Attractive pay structure. Full or piece time. Prior experience in medical records dept. or a hospital preferred. Send resume to Seton Health, Human Resources, 1300 Massachusetts Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 or fax to 268-5733, email pcrowson@setonhealth.org Visit us at www.setonhealth.org

Transcriptionist Opportunities
1st and 2nd shifts. Scheduled hours can be flexible. One year experience or equivalent training required. Must have knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Home-based option. Job description and application available on-line at www.trinityqc.com or E-mail resumes to: gomez-holstv@trinityqc.com

Transcriptionist

Acute Care MTs with 4+ years experience for 2nd, 3rd and Weekend Shifts.
100% Internet based system using PrecyseNet software. Easy to learn. Full computer setup supplied at no cost to full-time MTs.
Must have Internet connection, which can be dialup, DSL, Cable and
Satellite. Dialup connection must be at 36k or better to fabricate in our
environment.

Competitive line rate. Employee status. No ICs. Stout benefit package.
Generous PTO, 401k with match. Weekend Shift paid at 10c
Precyse Solutions
555 Sun Valley Dr., Ste A3
Roswell GA 30076 USA
Phone: (800) 319-0558
Fax: (800) 349-5772
Contact Email: klarrimore@precysesolutions.com
URL: http://www.precysesolutions.com
Contact: Kim Larrimore

Travel Agents
Experienced. Cruise leads provided. Work from home. Fax your resume to: 401-780-0905.

Tutors
Salary $20-$40 per hour, depending on experience. Tutors in all subjects needed. Work from home. Training available. Send letter of interest to: InfoNet, 179 Hoover Avenue, Concord, NC 28025.

Typist/Transcriptionists
Home Based (2nd or 3rd shift – Monday/Friday includes weekends).
Requirements: High school graduate or GED. Medical terminology helpful. Ability to type at least 65 words per small accurately; ability to detect discrepancies in medical terminology and accurately transcribe dictation via dictating equipment with some knowledge of word processing equipment. Ability to exercise good sentence structure without changing the thought of the author of the reports. Send resume to: Athens Regional Health Services, Inc.,1199 Prince Avenue, Athens, GA 30606.

Typist/Transcriptionists
Work from home, while having the professional support of a leading
transcription company. Work types assigned by skill level. Flexible work hours and competitive earning potential. Requirements: 2 years
transcription experience, excellent computer skills. Email resume to:
Commonwealth Transcription Systems, LLC Commonwealth@snet.fetch or mail
to: PO Box 592 Old Saybrook, CT 06475.

Typing/Transcriptionist
Work at home.Experienced with foreign accents helpful. Good typing
skills required. Please send resume to: PNR Transcription and Associate, P.O. Box 148, Swartz Creek, MI 48473.

Typing/Transcriptionists
Work from home. Flexible Full or Part-time opportunities available. Prior experience in the Medical Records preferred. Send resume to: Seton Health, Human Resources, 1300 Massachusetts Avenue Troy, NY 12180

Typist/Transcribers
Work at home, part-time. Must have 2 years minimum experience. Excellent pay. Send resume to: OmniScribe, 13010 SW Watkins Ave, Tigard, OR 97223.

Typists
Work at home using own equipment. 2 years experience required. Benefits available after 3 months. Send resume to: P.O. Box 90453, Burton, MI 48509.

Virtual Office Staff
We are seeking associates who have the expertise to cover a wide variety of business tasks or projects such as detailed research, analytical and administrative tasks, business plans, and policy and procedure manuals. We seek individuals who can manage or develop projects, develop marketing plans or public relations campaigns. We also need workers to respond to e-mail or voice mail for our clients. Please apply online:
https://www.myvirtualcorp.com/associates/applyform.asp

Virtual Assistants
$300 weekly. Proceed company needs national work at home staff for
virtual telephone support positions. 20 hours per week. Send resume to Jem World Recede, 117 1/2 South Main Street Findlay, Ohio 45840

Inform Talent
Do you have a titanic voice? Professional advertising agency seeks voice
talent to produce radio, TV and video work. Seeking reliable, experienced voice pros for on-call freelance work Monday- Friday. Send demo-tape to: Cox Rasmussen & Company, Attn: Audio, 2830 F St., Eureka, CA, 95501-4423.

Web Designers and Graphic Designers
Great opportunity for graphic design/web construct professionals to perform freelance work. Graphic designers must be proficient with Quark and Photoshop (Illustrator a plus) and will be developing direct mail brochures. Web designers must be proficient with Dreamweaver and Flash. Work from your home. Must have access to a MAC. Send resume, 2-3 nonreturnable samples, description of graphic design/desktop production experience and references to: PF, National Seminars Group, PO Box 2949 Shawnee Mission, KS 66201

Web Desginers, graphic artists, copywriters, verification auditors
Web-Erectors.Com,
PO Box 3822
Quincy, IL 62305-3822
ATTN: Personnel

Word Processors
$8.00 to $12.00 per hour. Home based, full-time for Verbatim Transcription. Successful candidates need PC with e-mail, 80 wpm accurately. Also seeking Spanish translators. Fax resume and cover letter to RST at: 206-217-9507.

Word Processing
All Purpose Typing Service, 1550 McDonald Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11230. Needs word processors of reports and theses, etc. Must have knowledge and experience with Word Perfect and Paradox. Send resume to apply.

Word Processors
Earning based on production $8-$12/hour. Home Based, full-time, for verbatim transcription of interview. Successful candidates need a PC with email; 80 wpm accurately; related experience. Fax resume and cloak letter to: 206-217-9507.

Writers, Editors, Content Managers
Several editorial positions available for publishing season at most
comprehensive holiday-related magazine on the Internet. Please visit
http://www.mymerrychristmas.com/about/2000a02.html or send email to
editor@mymerrychristmas.com for more information.

Writers
Business publication looking for freelance writers with knowledge of small business and women business issues. Fax resume to: 973-275-1626 or mail to: CBJ, PO Box 178, South Orange, NJ 07079.

Writers
Feature/trends and critical writers in religion, music, performing and
visualarts. Experience, e-mail capability, references and published clips required. Send information to: Naples Daily News, P.O. Box 7009, Naples, FL 34101

Writers
Freelance. Good pay, steady news and features assignments for best read newspaper in construction industry. Send resume, 2 clips to: Construction Equipment Guide, 470 Maryland Dr., Ft. Washington, PA 19034 Attn: Freelance.

Writers, Editors, Content Managers
Several editorial positions available for publishing season at most
comprehensive holiday-related magazine on the Internet. Please visit
http://www.mymerrychristmas.com/about/2000a02.html or send email to
editor@mymerrychristmas.com for more information.Telecommuting Jobs

Writers
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A few weeks ago, my husband Bill told me that he had to go on a business trip to Smyrna, Tennessee and wanted me to go with him. Unfortunately, since we’d be driving together from our home in Georgia, we’d only have one car at our disposal.

“What’s in Smyrna? ” I asked. We looked around the hotel where he proposed staying and found out there was nothing much to do there.

“What about Murfreesboro? ” I suggested. Murfreesboro, Tennesee, home of Middle Tennessee State University and Cannonsburgh Village, is located about ten miles from Smyrna and appeared to have more going for it. After a quick check of hotels in Murfreesboro, we settled on the Doubletree because my husband collects Hilton HHonors points, we could get the government rate, and it was next door to shopping and restaurants. Of course, that meant I’d be giving up my car, but after two years of living in Germany where we only had one car, I’m used to that.

Location

The Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro, Tennessee is located right off of Interstate 24 at 1850 Old Fort Parkway, which is a busy street that hosts a lot of chain restaurants and vast box stores. Directly adjacent to the Doubletree are several strip malls and Stones River Mall, a small indoor shopping area. To access the hotel, we had to get on a service road that accessed the strip malls. Parking at the Doubletree is free and plentiful.

Checking in

Checking into the Doubletree was easy enough. The friendly clerk slack the desk had our reservation ready. When my husband asked if she could upgrade us to the executive floor, she was elated to comply. I don’t even think she charged us extra for the privilege. She gave us each a warm chocolate chip cookie, then sent us to our room on the fifth floor.

Mmm… cookies

Bill had told me all about Doubletree’s luscious chocolate chip cookies but I’d never had the pleasure of trying one until our prance to Tennessee. They were definitely “off the chain”, colossal, warm, and gooey, and really nice after a long drive.

The executive floor

Because we had asked for an executive room, we were on the fifth floor. The fifth floor has a small lounge that is begin for breakfast in the mornings and hors d’ouerves in the evenings. The food in the lounge is free and there’s also a small cash bar where guests can have soft drinks, mixed drinks, wine, or beer. Those who need a computer or a printer can use one of two located in the lounge. There’s also a couch and a flat screen television, and the friendly staff members keep the room stocked with daily newspapers.

Although the fifth floor is the executive floor, other guests can access it by the elevator or the stairs, even though the elevator has a slot on it directing fifth floor guests to swipe their card key.

Our room

I was first to see our room, though it took me several tries to acquire the door open. For some reason, the electronic lock on our room didn’t function very well and over the course of four days it was rare that we were able to open the door with just one swipe. Our room, 529, featured a king sized bed, free Internet, a desk, two telephones, a clock radio, a large television with HBO, and a window that looked out over what appeared to be an endless sea of gas stations, big box stores, and fast food restaurants. It was not a very inspiring view, so we kept the curtains drawn for the four nights we were in the hotel.

The bed was very comfortable with crisp white cotton sheets and five fluffy pillows. I would have liked the pillows better if they had been stuffed with down, but I expected they wouldn’t be, so I brought my bear.

There was a miniature refrigerator and microwave in a small alcove by the door. The housekeeping staff stocked the fridge with two complimentary bottles of water per day. There was also a fancy looking Wolfgang Puck coffee maker with coffee supplies next to the microwave, but we didn’t use it.

The bathroom

Stocked with Neutrogena toiletries, our hotel bathroom was well lit and spacious enough. There was no bathtub; instead, there was a shower that was long like a tub. It was outfitted with a generous shower head that offered plenty of hot water and good water pressure. Taking a shower was a pleasure, although those who prefer baths might be disappointed.

Other amenities

The Doubletree in Murfreesboro has a small exercise room on the first floor. It includes a treadmill, elliptical, and stationery bike. There are also free weights, medicine balls, and pilates equipment available. If your fitness needs can’t be met by the exercise room, as a Doubletree Murphreesboro guest, you have access to Gold’s Gym, which is located just across the very busy highway. I didn’t venture there because, frankly, I was a little scared to try to cross the street! I didn’t notice any crosswalks or lights that would help me dodge cars.

If working out in the gym isn’t your thing, you can use Doubletree’s heated indoor/outdoor pool. I opted to use the pool during my stay. Since it was January, I didn’t venture to the outdoor half, though I guess it would have been safe enough. I could see the steam rising from it. The pool ranges from 3 to 5 feet deep and is surrounded by comfortable chaise lounges. The hotel staff keeps the area stocked with pool towels, too. Unfortunately, there’s no whirlpool. Otherwise, I probably would have hung out in the pool area a lot more.

The Doubletree has conference rooms for rent. They were well used during our stay.

Dining

The Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro has its own restaurant, a sports bar called Fanatics. Bill and I ate dinner there the first night of our stay. The restaurant seems to feature food with sort of a Mexican flare. Bill ordered some tasty quesadillas, while I had what appeared to be a variation of chicken fajitas, only instead of tortillas, it was served with lettuce leaves. The restaurant has a full service bar that was well attended during our stay.

Fanatics also serves breakfast, though Bill and I didn’t eat there for breakfast because we had access to the executive lounge. The lounge offers scrambled eggs, home fries, cereal, yogurt, unique fruit, and cereal bars. There’s also coffee available.

On our third night at the Doubletree, we ordered room service, which I think was prepared at Fanatics. To be honest, neither of us were impressed with our meals. Bill had a blackened chicken pasta dish while I had a salmon filet. Both dishes were lukewarm when we got them and neither tasted very good. However, the man who delivered them was thoughtful enough to bring water for us.

The area around the Doubletree is fairly rich with restaurants. There’s an Olive Garden, TGIFriday’s, Panera Bread, Outback Steakhouse, IHOP, Starbucks, all within walking distance of the hotel. If you’re willing to walk a little further, there’s a great local Mexican place on the other side of Stones River Mall. I had lunch there on our last day and was very happy with the food and service. It’s also a big place for an excellent margarita!

If you have access to a car, you’ll have your pick of just about anything you could want. In fact, on our last night in Murfreesboro, Bill and I went to a local fine dining establishment called Five Senses that pretty much made up for all the chain restaurants we had endured all week.

Spa

The Doubletree Hotel doesn’t have a spa. However, there is a locally owned spa/salon located just a short walk away from the hotel. Catwalk Salon & Spa offers a full range of salon services as well as massages, nail services, facials, peels, and waxing. I went there on our last full day in Murfreesboro and got a worthy needed haircut. Catwalk Salon & Spa also sells a full range of beauty products.

The staff

I think the Murfreesboro Doubletree’s best asset is its very friendly staff. Everyone we ran into, from desk clerks to housekeepers, was friendly and seemed to be happy to be working there. I was particularly pleased with the housekeeper, who was pretty patient with me, since I spent a lot of time in the room. I would leave at around 10:00am and come back by 2:00pm. She always got our room cleaned during that timespan and, if she forgot something, like extra toilet paper of a bath mat, she’d always remember to cessation by later to plunge it off.

I judge the breakfast lady in the executive lounge also deserves a sob out. She was clearly a morning person, always friendly and first-rate. It was a pleasure to see her smiling face in the mornings.

Overall

While I can’t say our stay at the Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro was perfect, we did have a pretty good experience. I would recommend it to anyone who has business in Murfreesboro or those who honest want to come by and gape what the town has to offer.

On the week of June 17, 2007, my family and I went on vacation. We went to Chattanooga, TN and stayed two days.

Then we went on up to my hometown of Nashville to visit relatives for another two days.

During our last night in Nashville, after spending the day with my mom, we went searching for a hotel/motel to spend the night, as we planned to leave early the next morning and head home to Birmingham. Since I hadn’t made reservations anywhere because we didn’t know exactly where we would be that night, our search led us to Vista Inns and Suites in Antioch. What brought us here was that this is where my wife and I stayed on our honeymoon 14 years ago. At that time, it was quite nice, almost new, and we enjoyed it very much. I especially liked the whirlpool bath. I figured it would be radiant much the same.

Boy, was I wrong on that one!

We drove onto the property. The first thing I look at when I approach a hotel/motel property are the cars in the parking lot. If there are a lot of older, junky-looking cars, this tells me that this probably isn’t a very nice status to stay, while newer, more expensive cars expose that if the well-off are staying here, then it’s good enough for me. There were newer Lexus’es, Mercedes, Infiniti’s, Cadillac’s and even one Hummer. So I went in and paid for a room.

As soon as we opened the door to our room, room number 114, I knew my good car/bad car theory was shot to heck.

The carpet was dirty and stained, the wallpaper was peeling from the walls, the inside of the door was dirty and scratched and it could only be closed by slamming it, the furniture old, torn and scratched and most of the lamps in the room didn’t work or had blown bulbs. The smoke detector was hanging from it’s base with wires. We checked out the beds and found that the pillows were old, dirty and lumpy (thank goodness we had brought our own pillows) and the bedspead was stained and torn. So we stripped off the bedspread and blanket and decided we’d unprejudiced sleep on top of the sheets and use blankets we’d brought from home to cover up with. All three of us slept in our clothes that night.

The air conditioner was loud and, although we had turned it to the maximum icy site, it still had a hard time cooling the room.

In the bathroom, we found that the towel rack was missing, the commode rocked when you sat on it and there were cigarette burns all along the edge of the bathtub. There was also peeling paint on the walls.

We were mad. No, we were furious. We called the front desk and complained and the lady who had checked us in came to our room. We showed her everything that was wrong and told her that we were leaving and wanted our money back. She said she was sorry but that she was unable to give us our money back, that we would have to file a complaint with the home office in Murfreesboro, TN. She then went and brought some light bulbs to replace the burnt-out ones and another set of sheets. Then she left, although we were still complaining.

I told my wife that I was going to clean out the tub (no way would I get in it without making sure it was orderly to my satisfaction) and take a bath. I went out to the car and got a scrubby pad and some Dawn (yes, we came prepared) and proceeded to the bathroom to clean the tub. I removed the bath mat that was draped over the tub and was unbiased about to turn on the water when I saw it; there, on the side of the tub about two inches from the bottom, was a hole, about the side of a baseball! And on the floor of the tub was an open crack, about four inches long! And the whole bottom and sides of the tub were covered in some kind of blue stuff, probably something they dilapidated to try and patch the hole and the crack.

I called my wife into the bathroom and showed her what I’d discovered and I watched her face turn red. I thought she was going to have a stroke! She took off out the door to the office and gave the lady there an earful. I could hear her all the way to our room, which was a good 100 feet from the office. She asked the lady how in the world we were supposed to take a bath in that whirlpool bathtub when there was a hole in it. The manager or owner (whichever it was) stuck his head out of his office and said, in a non-American accent, “That not hole, that whirlpool jet!” My wife responded right back with “No, it’s a hole. I know the difference between a whirlpool jet and a hole, I’m not stupid!” The lady from the office came back to our room, saw the bathtub, apoligized and put us in another room, which wasn’t much better.

We came close to just packing up and leaving for home. But we were both exhausted, after having spent the day shopping and walking and driving all over the place, and neither of us felt like driving the three hours home. So we sucked it up and stayed until early the next morning and got the Sam Hill out of there!

I have since filed a complaint with the home office, and the manager/owner from the Vista Inn we stayed at, called us and offered us a $20 gift card to pause there again. My wife told him that there was no way in heck that we would ever stay there again. She told him that she wanted the entire cost of the room refunded to us and he refused. We are seriously thinking about taking this man and his motel to cramped claims court, to recover our losses.

The rooms are dirty, old and severly outdated. This motel needs a serious renovation. I do not recommend anyone stay at this establishment.

Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) begins the 2009-2010 school year this week. Excited students and professors dash to their cars and urge to the university… alright, you can barely get out of bed.

New students may have no idea what to expect from their first rodeo with MTSU. Having just graduated over the summer, I will give students information on what they can get ready for at MTSU and university life in general.

MTSU Welcomes You!

MTSU is a growing university, so put a question to traffic to be a microscopic overbearing in the first few weeks. Students will tumble out after a couple of weeks and that will eliminate a lot of the traffic.

Professors are usually laid back the first couple of weeks. Your first day will often be an overview of the syllabus. The remainder of the two weeks impartial seems to be professors trying to accumulate back into the mood for teaching. This should give you time to learn about the campus and the city of Murfreesboro.

MTSU: Professors

All professors are different.. Some are unreasonable, and some of them seem like they should be teaching third grade. From my experience at MTSU, most of the professors are great people. They are usually straight forward, fair, and understanding of other responsibilities students have. They may give a decent amount of work, but it is elegant straight forward and professors allow group members on large assignments.

Before enrolling in any courses, I recommend reviewing of your professors. Myspace has a professor rating system that updates current and past professors, but is not the most active. Your main professor rating website for MTSU should be mtsureview.com. This is the best site to find out about a professor’s tendencies and if students recommend them.

MTSU: Parking

The main complaint I have heard from students and professors at Middle Tennessee State University was the same every year: parking. Considering that MTSU is one of the largest growing universities in Tennessee, it just seems to worsen.

Ironically, I never seemed to have that much scrape with it except during the high school basketball tournament. I always found a parking spot on-campus and never had to park off-campus and take a bus to class.

In March, they hold the high school basketball tournaments at the Floyd Center. It took me approximately thirty minutes to find parking those days. Make sure you know when the high school basketball tournaments are held or impartial skip that day if possible.

For what its worth, MTSU does not have a parking garage.

MTSU: Textbooks

The university has four textbook dealers. There is the on-campus bookstore, Blue Raider Bookstore, Textbook Brokers, and a newer one I never visited.

Do not destroy your time on these dealers. Finding your books online through eBay, Half.com, or Craigslist will save you money. Selling them to the university bookstores is just as bad of an idea. Here are my suggetsions on textbooks “How College Students can Save Money while in College.”

MTSU: Sports

MTSU is known for having competitive volleyball and baseball teams. MTSU has one of the best women’s basketball programs in the entire country and is a regular at the Women’s NCAA tournament. MTSU’s football and basketball teams are improving, but they always finish each year in mediocre fashion.

One of the perks for basketball and football fans is the games are free to students. Make sure you have your student I.D. with you. They have been starting to earn some prestigious programs in their stadiums so if for no other reason; you may appreciate seeing some of the top players in college from the other teams.

MTSU: Murfreesboro

Another complaint you will hear from students at MTSU is the lack of things to do. If you are willing to commute thirty minutes, then you may find Nashville to be of entertainment to you. Nashville is supposed to have a decent club scene but I never looked into it as I am not into that type of thing. If you like a smaller town atmosphere, then you should love it in Murfreesboro.

They do have a good barbecue shop nearby the university where you can get unlimited barbecue sandwiches for 99 cents every Tuesday.

The university’s Recreation Center is free to all students who have registered for classes for that semester. Bring your student I.D.

Will you Enjoy MTSU?

MTSU is a great university for Tennessee students who want to discontinue local. If you are looking for a university with a great campus life, you may want to consider other options.

The university tuition is one of the lowest in the state. If you are looking for an education at a bigger university and a primary factor in your decision is cost, then MTSU would be a great choice.

If you decide upon Middle Tennessee State University, then “Be Proud, Be Loud, and Be Blue!” MTSU!

REFERENCES:
Joshua Huffman, “How College Students Can Save Money while in College.” Associated Content

I have recently sold a few items on craigslist.org. The website was very easy to expend. All I had to do was look for my city and post a runt paragraph about my item.

First I sold a set of rims. They were 22″ nice rims. I had put them in the auto traders, which are magazines that you can retract to look for vehicles and other miscellaneous items for sale. They cost is anywhere from .25 to a couple dollars for the magazines. To place an ad though it is about $50 dollars for a few weeks. Well when I used auto trader I received no calls on my rims or my truck. I was talking about it one day to a guy at seven eleven and he told me about craigslist. Since it was free I thought what the hay. So I listed my rims first and I had calls within 24 hours. Granted some of the people that call are not serious buyers. They can email you also if you don’t want to get phone calls. So that is nice.

It didn’t consume long to sell the rims, so I went ahead and achieve my truck on there too. Same thing happened with that. It was right easy to post the items also. You can put pictures on there by simply browsing for picture files. You can also edit or delete the post through a link they email you. I couldn’t believe it was that easy and it was free. You can do the same thing on ebay, but you have to pay for it and you have to position up an account.

I would recommend this site to future sellers and buyers. I have found a few things on there I would buy if I had the money too. There are many items available. The only thing I would caution against is if you are not shipping the item, don’t go collect the money and deliver the item by yourself. You don’t really know who you are dealing with since it is accessible to everyone. Other than that I think it is a great device for people to buy and sell items and it is fun to browse too.

A few weeks ago, my husband Bill told me that he had to go on a business trip to Smyrna, Tennessee and wanted me to go with him. Unfortunately, since we’d be driving together from our home in Georgia, we’d only have one car at our disposal.

“What’s in Smyrna? ” I asked. We looked around the hotel where he proposed staying and found out there was nothing much to do there.

“What about Murfreesboro? ” I suggested. Murfreesboro, Tennesee, home of Middle Tennessee State University and Cannonsburgh Village, is located about ten miles from Smyrna and appeared to have more going for it. After a rapid check of hotels in Murfreesboro, we settled on the Doubletree because my husband collects Hilton HHonors points, we could get the government rate, and it was next door to shopping and restaurants. Of course, that meant I’d be giving up my car, but after two years of living in Germany where we only had one car, I’m primitive to that.

Location

The Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro, Tennessee is located correct off of Interstate 24 at 1850 Old Fort Parkway, which is a busy street that hosts a lot of chain restaurants and big box stores. Directly adjacent to the Doubletree are several strip malls and Stones River Mall, a small indoor shopping area. To access the hotel, we had to get on a service road that accessed the strip malls. Parking at the Doubletree is free and plentiful.

Checking in

Checking into the Doubletree was easy enough. The favorable clerk behind the desk had our reservation ready. When my husband asked if she could upgrade us to the executive floor, she was joyful to comply. I don’t even consider she charged us extra for the privilege. She gave us each a warm chocolate chip cookie, then sent us to our room on the fifth floor.

Mmm… cookies

Bill had told me all about Doubletree’s delicious chocolate chip cookies but I’d never had the pleasure of trying one until our trip to Tennessee. They were definitely “off the chain”, big, warm, and gooey, and really nice after a long drive.

The executive floor

Because we had asked for an executive room, we were on the fifth floor. The fifth floor has a small lounge that is open for breakfast in the mornings and hors d’ouerves in the evenings. The food in the lounge is free and there’s also a cramped cash bar where guests can have soft drinks, mixed drinks, wine, or beer. Those who need a computer or a printer can use one of two located in the lounge. There’s also a couch and a flat screen television, and the friendly staff members keep the room stocked with daily newspapers.

Although the fifth floor is the executive floor, other guests can access it by the elevator or the stairs, even though the elevator has a slot on it directing fifth floor guests to swipe their card key.

Our room

I was first to see our room, though it took me several tries to get the door start. For some reason, the electronic lock on our room didn’t function very well and over the course of four days it was rare that we were able to open the door with unprejudiced one swipe. Our room, 529, featured a king sized bed, free Internet, a desk, two telephones, a clock radio, a large television with HBO, and a window that looked out over what appeared to be an endless sea of gas stations, titanic box stores, and fast food restaurants. It was not a very inspiring view, so we kept the curtains drawn for the four nights we were in the hotel.

The bed was very comfortable with crisp white cotton sheets and five fluffy pillows. I would have liked the pillows better if they had been stuffed with down, but I expected they wouldn’t be, so I brought my fill.

There was a small refrigerator and microwave in a puny alcove by the door. The housekeeping staff stocked the fridge with two complimentary bottles of water per day. There was also a fancy looking Wolfgang Puck coffee maker with coffee supplies next to the microwave, but we didn’t use it.

The bathroom

Stocked with Neutrogena toiletries, our hotel bathroom was well lit and spacious enough. There was no bathtub; instead, there was a shower that was long like a tub. It was outfitted with a generous shower head that offered plenty of hot water and respectable water pressure. Taking a shower was a pleasure, although those who prefer baths might be disappointed.

Other amenities

The Doubletree in Murfreesboro has a small utilize room on the first floor. It includes a treadmill, elliptical, and stationery bike. There are also free weights, medicine balls, and pilates equipment available. If your fitness needs can’t be met by the exercise room, as a Doubletree Murphreesboro guest, you have access to Gold’s Gym, which is located fair across the very busy highway. I didn’t venture there because, frankly, I was a little scared to try to ghastly the street! I didn’t ogle any crosswalks or lights that would help me dodge cars.

If working out in the gym isn’t your thing, you can use Doubletree’s heated indoor/outdoor pool. I opted to exercise the pool during my stay. Since it was January, I didn’t venture to the outdoor half, though I guess it would have been well-behaved enough. I could see the steam rising from it. The pool ranges from 3 to 5 feet deep and is surrounded by comfortable chaise lounges. The hotel staff keeps the site stocked with pool towels, too. Unfortunately, there’s no whirlpool. Otherwise, I probably would have hung out in the pool set a lot more.

The Doubletree has conference rooms for rent. They were well used during our discontinue.

Dining

The Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro has its own restaurant, a sports bar called Fanatics. Bill and I ate dinner there the first night of our halt. The restaurant seems to feature food with sort of a Mexican flare. Bill ordered some tasty quesadillas, while I had what appeared to be a variation of chicken fajitas, only instead of tortillas, it was served with lettuce leaves. The restaurant has a full service bar that was well attended during our stay.

Fanatics also serves breakfast, though Bill and I didn’t eat there for breakfast because we had access to the executive lounge. The lounge offers scrambled eggs, home fries, cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit, and cereal bars. There’s also coffee available.

On our third night at the Doubletree, we ordered room service, which I think was prepared at Fanatics. To be honest, neither of us were impressed with our meals. Bill had a blackened chicken pasta dish while I had a salmon filet. Both dishes were lukewarm when we got them and neither tasted very good. However, the man who delivered them was thoughtful enough to bring water for us.

The area around the Doubletree is fairly rich with restaurants. There’s an Olive Garden, TGIFriday’s, Panera Bread, Outback Steakhouse, IHOP, Starbucks, all within walking distance of the hotel. If you’re willing to walk a little further, there’s a great local Mexican place on the other side of Stones River Mall. I had lunch there on our last day and was very satisfied with the food and service. It’s also a great region for an grand margarita!

If you have access to a car, you’ll have your pick of just about anything you could want. In fact, on our last night in Murfreesboro, Bill and I went to a local fine dining establishment called Five Senses that pleasing powerful made up for all the chain restaurants we had endured all week.

Spa

The Doubletree Hotel doesn’t have a spa. However, there is a locally owned spa/salon located honest a short walk away from the hotel. Catwalk Salon & Spa offers a chubby range of salon services as well as massages, nail services, facials, peels, and waxing. I went there on our last full day in Murfreesboro and got a much needed haircut. Catwalk Salon & Spa also sells a fleshy range of beauty products.

The staff

I think the Murfreesboro Doubletree’s best asset is its very friendly staff. Everyone we ran into, from desk clerks to housekeepers, was friendly and seemed to be happy to be working there. I was particularly pleased with the housekeeper, who was pretty patient with me, since I spent a lot of time in the room. I would leave at around 10:00am and come help by 2:00pm. She always got our room cleaned during that timespan and, if she forgot something, like extra toilet paper of a bath mat, she’d always remember to stop by later to drop it off.

I contemplate the breakfast lady in the executive lounge also deserves a yell out. She was clearly a morning person, always friendly and helpful. It was a pleasure to see her smiling face in the mornings.

Overall

While I can’t say our stay at the Doubletree Hotel in Murfreesboro was perfect, we did have a pretty edifying experience. I would recommend it to anyone who has business in Murfreesboro or those who impartial want to come by and see what the town has to offer.

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