What does re-profiling funds mean?
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reprofile?\nSounds like means Launder.\nI am guessing that he wants to put money inyour bank account and then take it out?\nFor that you get 20%\nThink about it...what kind of business offers that kind of profit for so little....\nIf you give more info you would get a better answer.
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profiling is a technique that you would not know he was using unless you saw his planing possess and it is legal.\n\nWhat he is doing (I can only assume due to lack of information) is following you around based on (you assume) your race or the like.\n\nYou can do any of the following\n\nCall up the city mayors office\nCall up the police office \nCall your local Representative\n\nComplaining to any of these people will not do any good but it will cause the officer some hassle because he will have to present his patrolling pattern to someone but then he will be back on duty.
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You can find a lot of past performance of mutual funds on this web site.     http://www.micropal.com/\nalthough past return is no guarantee of future results - still, it could be used as an estimate.\n\nIf you want to calculate what an investment of $37,940 would add up to if it grew at 5% per year, just type this formula into an excel sheet:\n  =FV(0.05,30,,-37940)\nA whopping $163,974!
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Explain ABC analysis?\n\nWhat are the factors influence in  fixing  the Re-order level
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You say they found you by looking up "honest people" - now, do you really believe there is such a listing or registry of 'honest people' that is being kept somewhere?  \n\nSorry to say but it really does sound like a common line from a fraud/spam - it (badly) explains how they got your address, and provides the hook to get you interested.\n\nIf you pursue this, you will eventually be asked to provide upfront funding or your personal banking information.  \n\nI would recommend rather that you submit the email to the FBI - they have extensive information on such frauds becuase they are so very common.
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Contact your state.  When funds go unclaimed, the financial institution (or payor) must first attempt to find you and if after a certain number of years, they must remit the money to the state.  Most states call this Unclaimed Property.
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In general you can't find out that info. I recall one fund manager mentioned that he was going to give frequent updates on portfolio positions. However I don't remember who it was.\n\nSince most fund managers fail to beat the indexes over time, the truth is it does not matter what they are doing. But the index funds for bullish positions, buy the double inverse Rydex or Profunds when in bear mode.
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We do a number of things.  Mostly collect delinquent 3rd party accounts.  We usually have attorney on retainer or in house to file suits and execute on Judgments.  Most reputable companies do not buy accounts but rather work on a contingent basis and retain a percentage of the amount collected.  The amount varies from client to client and also on the type of work being done.\n\nWe also do skip tracing, which means attempting to locate people that have "skipped" out on paying their debt.  This includes pulling credit reports for location information, calling friends or family members, neighbors, places of present or past employment etc.\n\nSome companies know as "Junk Collectors" will buy accounts for pennies on the dollar, most of these are old accounts and close to having the statute run out or, it has already run out.  They can still actively collect an account the the statute has expired on, they just can not sue on it.  These "Junk" companies are the ones that give reputable collectors (such as myself) a bad name.  They are the ones that are rude and high pressure. A good collector will listen to a person that is trying to get their accounts paid and work with them, as long as the debtor is treating the collector with respect, they will treat the debtor with respect as well.\n\nGood luck!
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I have heard that it just gives you links to other websites that you have to use to get the information. And then you have to pay again at those websites. Just hire a local Private Investigator if you need to find out information.
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It's a lottery type thing. Not on the shores of the US--that should cause you some concern. Their website says you get your return on investment in two years.
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you get your investment back you can start afresh.
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It means that the program is patterned to be user friendly.  That it was designed to support user's surveillance of their data and mails.  It provides filtering of received e mails whether they are junk or not. It also enables user to develop programs of their own.
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They give you the second chance in case the purchaser does not pay or returns it. A lot of times when someone purchases something it does not get paid for, so they offer a second chance just in case.
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if you are asking for indain . \n\n its not registered . so be carefull \n\n & read all document b4 investing .
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there is a company that complies lists of banks and lenders for people in your situation   profile
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You'll never find it, and if you did it would change soon.  You'll have to buy 8 funds, preferably ETF's, to get this exact breakdown.
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It's really not necessary.  They send a lot of paperwork because the government requires them to, but you don't necessarily need most of it.  Sometimes it's nice to know what stocks your fund owns, but I usually just glance at it and then toss it.\n\nAnd, yes, I believe most of that info is probably available online now.  No need to clutter up your files any more than necessary.