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LeadBakery.com947 E Johnstown Road Ste 139 Gahanna, Ohio U.S.A.
LeadBakery.com ripoff Order not fill and Unauthorized use of credit card Gahanna Ohio
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I went to the LeadBakery site to check the status of my lead order and found that it was not listed. I sent an e-mail to their customer service asking about the order and for the information of when the charge to my credit card was processed. Having dealt with this company in the past, I expected a prompt reply. None was forthcoming.
On Tuesday, I sent another e-mail to LeadBakery asking that they contact me immediately. I got no response to this message either. I Have since gathered more information about the activities of LeadBakery. The friend who recommended the company ordered leads in June and never got them and was never able to get an answer to either phone calls or e-mails.
On Wednesday, 20 September I tried to call LeadBakery on their 800 number. It rang about 15 times and when it finally answered, I was asked to enter my pin number. Obviously this line is not for non-clients althought this is the published contact number. I had gotten a non-tollfree number from the Columbus Ohio Better Business Bureau so I tried that one. When it answered I was subjected to a commercial and then told that all operators were busy and asked to wait or I could leave a message. I chose to leave a message which so far has gone unanswered. The BBB report shows that this is not unusual behavior for LeadBakery.
The credit card company told me that so far the incoming charges have reached over a thousand dollars and have come in from Germany, France, Pakistan and other European countries. Having dealt with LeadBakery about 8 months ago, and having received good service at that time, I suspect that the company has been sold to a foriegn person or company who is using it to collect credit card numbers for fraudulent use.
To date, this ripoff has not been resolved so I will be back with updates.
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Sweepstakes Clearing House1555 Regal Rd. P.o.Box 569600 Dallas, Texas U.S.A.
Sweepstakes Clearinghouse Ripoff Dishonest Dont Be Fooled takes advantage of people Poor quality items! If they send an item at all! Dallas Texas
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|Placed Date
|Apr 29 2005
|Nova Scotia, CAN
|Baddeck, NVA
|Found By
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|Last Found
|Jul 30 2010
|Hike Distance
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|Jul 21 2016
Degree of Difficulty easy.
Distance 200 yds
Est. Time 20 minutes.
Terrain mixed pavement and forest
Accessibility Box 1 difficult 2 ok.
Bring your own ink and pencil!
*Boxes last found 21 Jul 2016 #1 Ok, #2 weather-destroyed - now retired.*
This set of boxes was created to celebrate and commemorate the contributions to the world by Alexander Graham Bell. Not only did he invent the telephone, but he also had a big role in the first manned flight in Canada by the Silver Dart! To find the park the boxes are located in you must first travel to picturesque Baddeck, located on Cape Breton Island. Trans Canada Highway #105 runs through the town. Its approximately 1 hour from Sydney, NS and about 3.5 hours from downtown Halifax. Signs indicate the directions to Alexander Graham Bells park.
***NOTE*** The tree by box #1 has been cut down.
Box #1 Silver Dart
Enter the park grounds and park behind the interpretive centre. Walk toward the main entrance, but turn left and follow the wooden fence toward the picnic area. At the end of this fence, leave the trail and follow the south side of the fence back toward the main entrance, traveling to the left of the twin pines. Take 25 steps from these pines. There will be 1 boulder on your right. Turn left. The box is nestled in the stump of a tree under a small rock.
Box #2 Watson, Come Here!!
Return to the pavement. Follow the path to the road. If you hit the picnic area youve gone too far! Turn toward the bay. Follow the pavement to the overlook. Turn left and follow the grass around to the front of the buildings. You will pass some commemorative plaques on your right. Keep following the grass along the roadway to the bottom of the hill by the entrance. You'll see a solitary birch tree to the left of the flag pole. Go to the tree and turn around, facing uphill. Take 23 steps up, then 4 steps towards the pond. What you seek is in the stump.
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Am I the only Rochdale fan who uses Yahoo! It seems odd that the friendliest team in football and the friendliest network don,t have more people in common. Any Americans who know nothing about UK soccer (and even those who know about soccer, but have a sense of humour!) should be urged to pledge their allegiance to Spotland. Let's launch a pie sustained assault on the US public to support the Dale.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Jan 28, 2007 01:11 Flag
Sorry to disapoint you but there's another one, me!
just found your message,sorry to deflate your spirits but i must be the only other dale supporter on yahoo.love the idea of trident missile full of pies on the unwary population of us soccer league.we may not have the razzamattaz and cheer leaders but we do have the pukka pies.
Looking at Peterborough Uniteds message board should make you feel better !
A Yahoo! User Oct 23, 2006 04:55 Flag
from a lincoln fan a fantastic game but i felt sorry it had to be rochdale and not grimsby
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A Yahoo! User Oct 24, 2006 18:22 Flag
It aint nice to get hit for 7 = but you came up against a side scoring goals for fun
A Yahoo! User Oct 24, 2006 18:22 Flag
It aint nice to get hit for 7 = but you came up against a side scoring goals for fun
A Yahoo! User Sep 22, 2006 04:18 Flag
im american and no i wont support rochdale its full of pakis
Andy Shep 17 Andy Shep 17 Aug 22, 2006 21:02 Flag
So finally there are two of us Dale fans now. Parkin has to get lost, four 1-0 defeats is just not good enough.
Hey i a Rochdale fan. get on www.playforyourclub.com and play for rochdale we need more players
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did you mean football?
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Do you think college is worth it?
I'm having second thoughts about going back to school, not only because i've seen a lot of people graduate and not be able to find a job so they can pay off their $30,000 loans but also because they might be over qualified for it or underqualified. If not that, then i'm kind of worried with the field i want to go into it would be really hard to find a job here(united states), and i'm starting to wonder if i would be better off buying text books/books and just teaching myself what i want to learn. What's your opinion on college? Do you feel like it's worth it anymore?
How to Prepare for Grad School, out of state, and Hit the Ground Running
I will be moving to Boston for Grad school. I would love a checklist of what I need to do to prepare, A. I guess just the move in general, but most importantly B. Making the most of the MPH program and hitting the ground running- 2 years is gonna go by fast. I have to secure housing. I need to make sure that I have enough professional clothes- so I am gonna raid the Loft clearance rack. Other than that, I am looking to find a free online Biostats and Epi course, and looking into/reading up on How to Network- everyone keeps talking about it, and I am a total introvert- so I know I gotta figure that out so I can get a job when I graduate. If such a doc already exist, or something like making the most of grad school (I already have the book Getting What you Came for) please let me know, or otherwise give me your advice on what you think I should do now to prepare and be successful, what you wish you had know or done. thanks!
Help me plan a fair morning pre-school schedule for my 10 year old kid.
My kid is late to school more often than I would like, because somehow the morning is never scheduled adequately. I'm not sure how much time is fair to budget her for things - obviously how much time it would take me to do them is too little, but how much time she would like to take to do them is too much. If I have a fair and reasonable morning schedule/wake up time, it might be easier to get her to stick to it and get her out the door. Other morning suggestions welcome. [more inside]
Is going back to school really worth it?
I am 28 years old and just completed my first semester of college, which I was unable to do when I was younger for a variety of reasons. Is this is a good idea? Much, much more detail inside. [more inside]
Looking for an App or program to record time/task details.
I am starting a new job in the fall and I'm looking for something to record how much time I spend on different tasks. [more inside]
We yell at children at this school?
A mother at my son's school yelled at him today. I am furious. I am also very confused about what to do about it. [more inside]
How to help my son break free from his bully?
My son, Alex, age 5, started primary school (in the UK) in January. His 'best friend', Tom (also 5), is bullying him. How can we help Alex break free from Tom, and make new friends? [more inside]
I can no longer start or finish even the most basic tasks.
And I mean anything. People, school, projects, hobbies... I always, always give up on the things I start. And it isn't even about losing interest. Yeah, there are things that I'll eventually lose interest in and quit and that's not really a problem. What bothers me is that I quit things I'm actually interested in, too. For example, I was so completely into a book I was reading last week. Really, really into it. You'd think I'd finish it, then, but I didn't. I have an entire library full of half-read books, most of which I'd love to start reading again but just can't. Won't. Cant. Ugh. [more inside]
Name my Etsy store
You guys did a great job naming my vintage self-help blog. Now help me name an Etsy store that will focus mainly on items I picked up at school district auctions. [more inside]
Letter of recommendation help
Help me choose who to ask for a letter of recommendation: professor who knows me but hasn't really graded me on anything yet v. professor who most likely does not remember me (at least not very clearly) but gave me a couple good grades. [more inside]
The hopelessness, it's bothering me.
How does somebody not let their miserable job situation and constant failure in seeking new employment affect their judgment? [more inside]
So so grades and future employment prospects
I'm about to finish a master's program and my grades are less than stellar. How big of an effect might this have on my employment prospects going forward, and what are some strategies to deal with this? [more inside]
I have some questions about studying abroad
Has anyone ever studied abroad before? [more inside]
How can I balance school and work?
I just started nursing school, and I also work 40+ hours a week. It's only been two weeks of school but it's already killing me - I work, sleep, school, sleep. I've already fallen asleep in class and tonight I overslept and missed my ride to work - the work is flexible enough that this isn't an issue today. But I know if it keeps happening I'll end up doing poorly on both, might lose my job, fail school or both. [more inside]
Special needs teachers deserve a special thank you
We have received services from the school district and we are about to lose our teachers due to our daughter aging out of the program. We'd like to give nice and appropriate gifts to the teachers who have helped our daughter for the last two and a half years. [more inside]
What to eat during the week of a competitive examination?
Hi, I have a ranked examination in less than two months and I have to give everything I have. What kind of food should I eat at lunch so I don't crash sometime in the afternoon and at dinner for a good night sleep?
PhD dropout
I'm dropping out of a PhD program in a social science with only a masters degree. I need a real job. [more inside]
"And remember, children, always subvert the dominant paradigm..."
Is it possible to be a public school teacher if you have a strong anti-authoritarian mentality? [more inside]
How do I motivate myself for school in the aftermath of breakup?
I just broke up with someone and I'm feeling like a mess. Unfortunately I have to write five papers in the next month and a half that I have hardly done any research for. And give a giant presentation. I am freaking out. [more inside]
Are online colleges really that awful?
I'm looking into going back to school...online, but online colleges seem to have a bad reputation. Are there any GOOD ones out there? [more inside]
Deciding to transition away from the legal profession-- too soon?
I'm a law student in Ontario, just about done 2 years out of 3. I absolutely hate the academic aspect of it, and I'm pretty miserable. I didn't particularly enjoy the practice experiences I've had either, at 3 different legal-aid type clinics working as a student in family law, criminal law, and landlord/tenant matters. I have invested a lot of money into pursuing this law degree. Should I be giving serious thought to finding something else to do with my life as soon as I graduate, or should I stick it out and work my hardest to try to get a paying job in the legal profession, in the hopes that I will be able to pay off my student loan debt? [more inside]
Ideas for a ~$25,000 grant, First World / Snowflake edition
Assume you had $25,000 to spend on schooling or other professional training certification, what would you do? [more inside]
World War II in 2 pages- GO!
I have to write a 2 page paper on the subject after the fold. Can you please reccommend me books/journals/articles that cover the topic? The shorter, the better. [more inside]
How to stay motivated as a 20-something facing years of MORE school?
Problem is that I'm losing steam at this point, facing many more years of school ahead of me if I'm accepted into professional school. How I can shake the feelings of uncertaintly as I keep plugging away? [more inside]
Should I go to grad school for a stats PhD, change jobs, or…?
Feeling a little stuck in my current job; unsure if I should go for the PhD or cross it off my list and change jobs. [more inside]
Head start for the advanced learner
My almost 3 y.o. has been accepted into the head start program in the summer. Will they be able to work with him as an advanced learner? [more inside]
Can anyone recommend a good school to become a barber?
I have been looking online for advice and recommendations regarding training to become a classic barber. Can anyone recommend a school that has barbering as it's primary focus? I am not interested in a cosmetology school that also teaches the skills necessary to work in a barbershop, or learning from a teacher who cuts and styles women's hair but also does men's hair. Is there a good place to learn and master the skills associated with the classic barbershop (clippers, scissors, straight razor, etc.), from a teacher who specializes in these skills exclusively? [more inside]
Masters in maths? Difficulty level: Have bachelors in graphic design
Dear Mefites, a long time ago I got a degree in graphic design but never worked in the industry. Along the way I somehow (don't remember how or why or when) became interested in math and I finished a graduate diploma in maths as a distance learning course in my free time. I am considering applying for masters programmes in maths or related subjects but ... can I? Should I? [more inside]
Health insurance subsidy?
My wife and I are both graduate students living on about $30k a year in southeastern Pennsylvania. We're about to turn 26 and will be losing our health insurance coverage through our parents. Does the state of Pennsylvania or the government offer any sort of subsidies or vouchers to help us purchase our own insurance? [more inside]
How Do I Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Art School?
Due to a mix of laziness, depression, social anxiety and loneliness, I'm not doing too great in school. I really need to get it together, and I just don't know how to do it. I feel tapped out at the end of the day and I'm tired of it. I like art, but going to school for it just isn't very fulfilling. I'm thinking I just need to get through it and I'll be okay, but how do I develop the work ethic that my classmates have? [more inside]
Health (and maybe legal) concerns living with rotten smell?
A little over a week ago, right before everyone left for Spring Break, the fridge in my girlfriend's dorm apartment died and got quickly replaced the same day. Everyone just came back yesterday to the smell of rotten food (lots of meat, especially) because the new fridge had broken shortly after the new one was installed. ResLife replaced the fridge again, but everyone's everything reeks of the smell it was drenched in for the week. (more inside) [more inside]
Planning to have a baby before getting married?
So, I'm trying to get some opinions here: My fiance and I have been engaged for 4 months and are in our mid-20s. We are both in school (undergrad for him, grad for me), but due to my income, we wanted to wait one more year, so that it would be financially better for us (e.g., paying tuition, etc). We are both interested in having children, however, something has come up for me health-wise (ulcerative colitis) that would make it less safe (because of medications) to have a baby later on, compared with now. Here are my questions for you: 1) Would you have a baby before marriage? What would be the reasons? 2) Has anyone actively planned this before? How did it work out? I know some would say suck it up and push up the wedding, but it would save us a good 20K or so.
Making the Most of a Full-time MPP Program
I recently accepted an offer for a spot in a full time MPP program from a very decent, non-Ivy school. My funding (per an assistantship or researcher position) reduces the total tuition to approximately $3000, and the program provides an allowance for an unpaid or poorly paid summer internship. I have enough money saved to avoid going into debt if I work part time. I want to offset the opportunity costs of two years outside of work by making myself as employable as possible. [more inside]
Economics Grad school?
What are my chances of getting into a decent economics grad program with a math degree with a "meh" GPA (3.2ish), a law degree with a pretty good GPA (3.7+), and a high GRE quantitative score (790)? Also, how much does the prestige (rank) of grad program matter in the economics field? [more inside]
Should I take a pre-college gap year?
I'm a senior in high school, and I'm thinking about taking a gap year. I have half-decent web development skills. My plan is to go to some other city, get a job or internship as a web developer, and live by myself for a year. Maybe spend a few months traveling elsewhere around the country/world. Is this a good idea? [more inside]
LCD Projector for School Auditorium
Please suggest to me a specific projector and help me plan this out in general. [more inside]
Best use of time before starting a Doctoral program?
So I got accepted to my doctoral program (vet med - yay!). Before it begins in August, how can I best use my time between now and then? Looking mainly for non-obvious stuff (work, save money, sleep, etc). Any other general tips for surviving the program would be gladly accepted.
Help my wife choose a Patisserie School
My wife has recently been given the chance to follow one of her dreams and go to school to learn how to make pastries and cakes via a generous financial situation, so we are seeking the hive minds help to find a good patisserie course that she could take. The only limitations are that I want to go with her and due to my job, she can probably only do a maximum of 2 - 3 months, so a course that's longer than that would be a no-go. However, she is willing to travel (and relishes the idea), so please suggest any school you like, regardless of the location. Related to this, she is currently considering going to Paris (obviously), but is worried about the language barrier, so any comments on that side would also be greatly appreciated. Thanks all!
ESL language resources for a 7-year-old?
My Bulgarian nephew speaks no English and just enrolled in the first grade of a public school in the United States. He will be staying here until June. So far, he is handling it well and is proactive about learning English. Everyone at home has become a makeshift, round-the-clock ESL tutor and he is constantly provided with opportunities to pick up grammar and vocabulary, but his teachers don't really know what to do with him before he can communicate. What additional resources can we provide for him to help him pick up the language faster? He already has a bunch of library books, so we're looking for apps for iPad, Android, Chrome, Nintendo 3DS and other things a computer-savvy 7-year-old might enjoy. Thanks!
Master's in Medical Science? Is there use beyond med school?
I'm considering getting a master's in medical science, slow route. I work at a university in publishing, so my classes are free. But I want to know if it's relevant or useful if I don't go to med school after. [more inside]
What are example of no confidence votes by college students?
What are examples of college students holding a vote of no confidence for their college president? [more inside]
Science Demonstrations for 5-12 Year Olds
Do you have any ideas or resources on creating exciting and interesting science demonstrations for kids 5-12 years old? [more inside]
I am not a snob!
I feel as though my classmates and friends think that I'm a snob that silently judges them based on their intellect. However, I love my friends and classmates so much because they are wonderful, warm, hilarious, dedicated and intelligent people! How do I let them see this? [more inside]
How do I start giving 150% at work?
I recently started at a new job that's going very well, and there is tremendous room for growth here in the next year or two. In order to get where I want to be, I need to start working a lot more and a lot harder. Difficulty level: I'm in grad school part-time and have an active social life. [more inside]
Help me put these things I did into resume language
Pimp My Resume: Mommy Edition. How can/should I describe these volunteer things I've done at my kid's schools on my resume? [more inside]
i'm so over academia
Typical senioritis/quarter life crisis question. I'm at the end of a degree that I no longer want; should I just put the blinders on and keep aiming for the grad school route or use my extra time/credit hours to focus on my own interests? I don't really know which option would have better career prospects. [more inside]
Advice and tips for parents of a child starting primary school
Hi there - our 5-and-a-bit year old is starting primary school next week. He is a bright, caring and generally happy type - a "good kid" - but I was wondering if there's anything, as parents, we should maybe say or do before the big day to provide him with "good vibes" about this next step in his life. He is looking forward to school and has no problems there. We are taking him out for a special dinner on the weekend to celebrate him going to school as well. But are there any experiences, tips or other things that have worked well for fellow MeFites when their children have started school? Thanks so much.
Breaking Societal Norms: The quintessential sociology assignment. Help!
I am taking a very new, unique class this semester at my university, which has a final project related to "breaking social norms." The teacher implied the project should most likely have some videotaping or physical results, and manipulate social norms for a better/more positive outcome. Sky is the limit on this project, there are very few guidelines and boundaries, and I'm not sure where to go with it. Suggestions? [more inside]
Appealing high school suspension?
Brother suspended for three days from his high school in California, due to 1. "racist comments"- from an off colour joke and 2. refusing to tell an officer his name. Is the disciplinary action taken equivalent to his behavior? How can we go about appealing it,if so? More details inside. [more inside]
Disclose sibling graduate school attendance?
My sibling is at the same graduate school to which I'm applying (she PhD, me Master's for now). The application asks how I learned about the program. Mention the family connection? [more inside]


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Few people can boast of winning an NBA championship. Even fewer own an Olympic gold medal. Fewer yet have won both. Count Argentina's Manu Ginobili in that select group.
In 2004, his squad made the once-unthinkable a reality: a U.S. men's team comprised of professionals did not win Olympic gold. Argentina defeated Team USA in the semifinals before taking down Italy, winning its first Olympic medal in basketball. With much of that team expected to be in Beijing, Ginobili hopes for a similar result.
He spoke with NBCOlympics.com about which championship means the most to him, where he thinks Argentina stands four years later, and his favorite part of the Olympics.
You and a handful of other NBA guys didn't play for Argentina last summer, so how do you think the team did without you guys?
They did amazing. They played so solid and regularly for all the nine games. That's really hard to do. So I was very impressed and, of course, happy.
Winning an Olympic gold medal was bigger for Ginobili than winning an NBA title.
When you and the others rejoin the team, how will it stack up to the 2004 Argentinean team?
Same team basically. Older, more experienced; so whatever that gives you and takes away. We may not have fresh legs, but we know more components of the game and are more experienced.
You and Fabricio Oberto are two of the few people who own NBA and Olympic championships; how do you compare those two titles?
In my situation, coming where we come from, an Olympic gold medal is way harder to get. Because I am lucky enough to play for the Spurs, I've had the opportunity to make it there (win an NBA title) three times. So, Olympics has got a special feeling, something I never thought of winning. And we achieved it, so it was huge for us. And it's going to be even bigger down the stretch when I retire.
What makes Argentina so good? Experience? Chemistry?
Chemistry for sure. We are hard workers and we just want the best for our teammates. On every team, that's huge. We got all the roles well-covered and we're all looking for just one simple goal. In every single team, that's huge.
Will this Argentina team be on the same level as the U.S. and Spain?
Yeah, no doubt. I think we are one of the four best teams in the world. Not many players or (people) that know the game or have been following us are going to argue with me on that. Anybody of those four can finish fourth, fifth, sixth because there are other good teams. But I think so far we demonstrated, we show the world that we are top four.
Who are your top four?
I would say U.S., Spain, us, and Lithuania or Greece.
With international tournaments the way they are, can a team can get hot at the right time and win?
Yeah, of course. Anybody can come and shock everybody. Don't confuse me, anybody can win. It's such a short tournament where you could have a good game in the quarterfinals ... and go for the gold. That can happen. But if you look closely at the teams, I think we are certainly one of the top four best teams.
Do you think China has an advantage with the Games being held in China?
Yeah, they gonna have an advantage. They can be a surprise too. But I think that they lack the experience and depth. Of course, they have two great talents in Yi (Jianlian) and Yao (Ming) but I think they lack a little depth on the rest of the team.
Outside of basketball, what are the Olympics like?
It was an unbelievable experience (in 2004). Probably the fact of winning it really exposed all the good things about the Olympics. But I really enjoyed the experience of eating with the best athletes in the world, sharing the same village, just going on the bus with the best runner or the best swimmer. It was a great thing for me. And that's why I want to do it again so badly.
Did you follow any sports other than basketball at the Olympics?
We followed them a little bit on TV, online. In Greece it was so difficult to transport. And we were playing every other day so you wanted to use your energy wisely. I didn't attend too many other sports but I was following closely because it was really fun.
Are you a fan of any of the other Olympic sports?
Of course, I cheer for my futbol team a lot because it's the main sport in Argentina. But once you are there, the camaraderie between all the Argentinean athletes is huge. So even if you never saw swimmers performing or any other sport like sailing, you cheer for them and you want the best for them. You can communicate, you can talk about their experience, how they did this. It's beautiful.
-- Compiled by Jon Ackerman, NBCOlympics.com
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