Dangers of Using Craigslist to Buy or Sell Goods Continue to Increase

While Craigslist remains a fixture in the digital world as one of the most popular sites for buying and selling goods and services through social commerce, a new awareness of the dangers of the site’s predominantly anonymous user base has come to light as of late. In recent weeks, several crimes have been publicized highlighting the dangers of using Craigslist as an advertising and commerce platform. While urban legend as well as factual incidents are often associated with Craigslist personal ads, buyers and sellers should also exercise healthy caution when using the website for commerce and transaction purposes. Several recent incidents serve as prime examples for would be buyers and sellers. An Ohio man interested in purchasing an automobile responded to an ad on Craigslist, only to arrive at the agreed upon location and be held up at gunpoint and robbed for the money he was carrying in order to make the transaction. Recently in Colorado, a seller agreed to meet a ......

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Market Alert: RAY DIRKS RESEARCH: FONU2 (FONU) September 25,2013 by Ray Dirks

RAYDIRKS Research believes FONU2 is an incredibly undervalued company, as its stock is under-followed by Wall Street securities analysts and money managers. FONU common stock sells at a price of $0.28 per common share, and its daily average trading volume is 110,000 shares, according to Yahoo Finance. The total number of shares outstanding is 69 million; accordingly, the market capitalization is just $19 million – for a company with an incredible upside potential – perhaps 10 times or more within a year or two.

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Welcome to the Future of Social Commerce

The FONU2 Social commerce platform connects social networking, aggressive viral marketing and safe and reliable transactions into one streamlined and aesthetically optimized package. By espousing a people-centric approach to online marketplaces, FONU2 is able to facilitate an organically viral and immersive social commerce experience. Investors understand that people are behind corporations, and will ultimately drive their success. For this reason, FONU2 has made people, their interactions, their friends, and their preferences into the driving force behind their social commerce platform. The FONU2 APP, the FONU2 Card, and Facebook. Together, they create a seamless global marketplace accessible through your computer or smart phone. You can trade with your friends, earn points and play games, or you can market your services and products around the block or around the world. Investors seeking more information can contact our Investor Relations Liaison through the information on the right

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The FONU2 platform for social commerce is a revolutionary construct that integrates social networking, localized marketing and sales to create a seamless global marketplace accessible through a precise and aesthetically optimized web-site and mobile app.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL--(Marketwired - Aug 23, 2013) - FONU2, Inc. (OTCQB: FONU) (OTCBB: FONU) today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with SEO and Investor Relations guru Mark Kabbash. The FONU2 platform for social commerce is a revolutionary construct that integrates social networking, localized marketing and sales to create a seamless global marketplace accessible through a precise and aesthetically optimized web-site and mobile app. Users are able to create local listings for goods and services that they promote though individual marketing pages, allowing them to capitalize on their social networks. The FONU2 social commerce platform is fully synced with Facebook, accessible through computers as well as mobile devices running iOS or Android operating systems. The quality and safety of each transaction is ensured by secured trading through the Amazon (AWS) wallet via prepaid cards. This facilitates trading that is both safe and seamlessly melded into social ..

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CNN loans look at President’s tax return

Now that your tax returns are in (or your extension filed), you are probably sick of thinking about your taxes. So today we are going to take a look at someone else’s: The President’s. Earlier this week CNN took a peak at Mr. and Mrs. Obama’s jointly field tax return. They made a combined $608,611 and paid $112,214 to the IRS. Watch this video for a close look at where the President and First Lady’s money came from and what they deducted: Check out the video

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News organizations loan platform for tax debate: Politico on small business taxes

It’s tax day. Unsurprisingly, news sites across the web are filled with last minute tax tips and opinion pieces from every ideological prospective. A piece published by Politico is called “Small businesses need tax reform” and begins “Here we are on Tax Day, the time of year to rightfully reflect on our nation’s tax system. Most Americans immediately experience tax pain in terms of how much they pay to Uncle Sam. For our nation’s small businesses, the complexity of compliance adds insult to injury.” It is a guest column by Representative Sam Graves, a Republican from Missouri and chairman of the House of Representatives’ Small Business Committee. He goes on to call for action from his fellow politicians. He highlights the divide between the known importance of small businesses to the American economy and how small businesses are treated by the tax code. From high rates, to confusing regulations and constant changes, Graves argues that small business owners are never loa

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New York Times writer loans business column to sustainability

Today, Eduardo Porter began his weekly column in the business section of the New York Time by asking, “Who would have thought the United States would one day be a leader in cutting greenhouse gas emissions?” From there Porter uses the lengthy and thoughtful piece to analyze the way the U.S. is succeeding and failing in the effort to increase sustainability. Despite a national discourse that ignores or undercuts issues like global warming, Porter points out, “when President Obama talked about the nation’s energy revolution during his State of the Union address last month, he could have boasted that American emissions of CO2 had fallen almost 13 percent since 2007. It was perhaps the biggest decline among industrial countries, and substantially steeper than in Europe, which has been much more committed to combating climate change.” After a look at the history of emission in the United States (did you know that President Jimmy Carter installed solar panels to warm the water in t

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