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For any of the ads you see on Facebook or other like sites you should first read the requirements neccessary to fullfill the offer. The people that put these ads together are the best in advertising. Every offer sounds to good to be true and is usually very costly to complete.

For example; You list your e-mail address and then you're linked to a site for absolutely free magazines after you log on to the next site for a person to get a free computer just for testing and so on and so on. They are all legitimate as long as you fullfill ALL of the requirements. You will end up buying a lot of stuff you really don't need or want.

I'm sure that ALL of my readers already know this but as a public service announcement I felt compelled to repeat this warning.

 If you will all send me your e-mail address I will immediately forward to you a site where you can read, absolutely at no charge a portion of the Best Selling Overland Park Author's Book "MAKING HAPPY" and a link to the very popular site for "THE DIVISION STREET PRINCESS" by Elaine Soloway     (a close friend) whose book has been nominated for a Chicago One Book award. From there you can log into the site for another close friend and read excerpts of her novel "TINY LADIES IN SHINY PANTS". You must be an adult in good standing to participate in any of the above mentioned sites.