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73Tell them you are paying cash!
The greeting, the first "step to the sale". It's supposed to be warm and friendly, it's supposed to be the beginning of a possible relationship. So often this process is interrupted by tertiary things, I'd like to address a few of those. This hub is short and sweet, but for a good reason.
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71Pond Fishing for Bluegill, a fun way to learn to fly fish
I have decided that fly fishing a pond in an open field is the best way to learn the basics of "fly flinging". this article describes how I, a die hard Spin fisherman, came to this conclusion and put down my spincaster in exchange for a 9 foot ultralight.
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74The Perfect Ozarks Float Trip
Pristine waterways with bright blue water, deep springs flow forth from gaping chasms in the ground. Huge bluffs with greenery flowing from their edges, abundant wildlife and a rich heritage and history to the entire area all come together to make the Ozarks a fantastic vacation getaway..
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74Some helpful tips for Ozarks trout fishing newcomers
This is a guide to trout fishing in the Ozarks. I grew up in the Ozarks and have spent many years fishing for Trout on our local streams (Niangua, Eleven Point, Roubideaux, Current, White rivers and Lake Tanycomo).
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69Don't get caught in the GAP- a buyers guide to GAP insurance for your auto
If you have an auto loan or are ever planning on getting one, this article could potentially save you thousands, and it's worth a few dollars a month... At least take a look so you know.
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82Why Zero Percent might not be the "best deal" for you
I do want to say one thing to the positive about Zero percent deals. If your credit isn't great but you can get approved for a new car through the Manufacturer you might, in fact, be getting a good deal. Once you learn how the numbers are manipulated it will be easier to understand and decide for yourself. Read on...
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64A response to an article about Auto Financing
One Major Problem with the Auto Industry is this: Customers have succumb to the fact that salesmen are swindlers and salesmen have resigned themselves (however grudgingly) to that post. It's a vicious cycle. Read my articles and avoid that with your next auto purchase.
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