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I am in a Fantasy basketball I am in a Fantasy basketball
league and I accidently
accepted a trade instead of
rejecting it... Is there
anyway I can cancel the trade?
It is a public league...
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no, sorry, you can't cancel an accepted trade and Y! won't veto it for you...you'll have to email or post on the message boards and request help from the other league members....beg them to veto the trade...it takes 4....counting you, that's three you need.... -nny |
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i am trying to sell or trade i have a 1989 cadillac
eldorado.white with navy blue
leather interior.The body and
interior is in great shape.i
tried putting it in the
piedmont shopper but everyone
that calls dosnt want to give
me what i want for it.the book
value on it is $1,500 but i
have it in the paper for 1400
obo.i am willing to trade it
for something else.im not
having any luck at all. any
suggestions?
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The thing is, most people here think cars sell very quickly. On an average it take 4 months to sell a car. Last time I looked GM had a 153 day supply of pickups. The Dodge Viper had a 360 day supply. It really is not that easy to sell a car. |
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Should I pay off the Civic I am currently leasing a 2004
Honda Civic Hybrid and I have
put about 80,000 miles on it
so far.
Will it be more cost effective
to pay it off or trade it in
for a new car?
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Never ever lease a car. You will pay more than the car is worth, and likely go over the mileage allowance leading to increased costs. You will have to do a cost comparison between how much it would cost to pay off the car and how many more miles you think you can get out of it, with how much it will cost you after trade in to purchase a new car. If you do acquire a new car, pay cash, or use a third-party loan, such as from a bank or credit union. Don't lease. |
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Does anyone know what machine I am in the valeting trade
when cleaning car interiors it
take forever to dry.Is there a
machine that i can buy to
speed up the process.
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The best thing to use is a steam extractor, and after you have done the interior, place a large fan in the vehicle to assist in drying. If you are shampooing the vehicle, use a shop vac to extract as much moisture as possible, before you use the fan. |
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I am 19 and looking to get A college near by offers an
apprenticeship in this
industry but I need a work
placement. I am going to send
letters out to companies but
I'm not really sure what to
write. I was also wondering if
there are any other ideas
anybody may have?
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See if there is a trade association for kitchen fitters as some of these trade bodies have their own training schemes with placements with their member companies. Electricians do. |
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