Posts Tagged ‘Chinese’
Chinese Advertising Association Seminar Clip
Highlights from the Chinese Advertising Association seminar at Cannes Lions 2010.
how can i report an internet store that practices a real bad business?
i was shopping for a new TV on internet and came across a store that advertises false low price for a brand name TV and then called me to tell me that the product i want is made in taiwan so the menus are written in chinese and there is no warranty!!! Same TV that is USA made is $700 more..so i wanted to cancel the order then they threatened me saying they will charge 10% cancellation fee!!! they don’t answer calls easily and they are so rude(the customer care dept) how can i report them so there won’t be another innocent victim like me purchasing from a real bad store like them!!!
FED using foreign banks to monetize debt behind closed doors
Bob Chapman talks about the dirty tricks pulled by Ben Bernanke for the federal reserve to manipulate the dollar recorded on August 14th 2009 Pressure (Countdown) Toward Breakdown www.kitco.com By Jim Willie CB My best sources of information report that some unexpected deep shocks are coming from USGovt creditor nations. They are simply fed up, frustrated, and astonished at the manner of lost control, spiraling debts, and blatant monetization amidst lies in denial of that same monetization. The USTreasury auctions now have domestic hidden elements, and global hidden monetization elements. The USFed is purchasing through Permanent Open Market Operations the bonds grabbed by the primary dealers. Some of the auctions are actually underbid, and fortunately for the statistics, the bid/cover ratio includes obligated dealer bids. The USFed liberally uses its USDollar Swap Facility to enable strong bids by foreign central banks, except that they are highly likely coming from USFed accounts on foreign soil, or else from money lent by the USFed itself. Warning after warning have come not to monetize, not to debauch the USDollar currency, not to permit skyrocketing deficits. Yet they continue, and worse, little if any reform or actual stimulus has occurred. Mainly what we witness is more channeled funds to the big banks, more coverage of credit derivative fires, and more announcements of bond support. See the .25 trillion support for Fannie Mae bonds, aka USAgency Mortgage Bonds …