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As has been stated it seems that Pinterest is extremely popular among women, but it seems like there are more and more men using it because of the high volume of women on the site. I think that as time goes on we are going to see an increase in the use of Pinterest and its' impact in mainstream marketing online.

Sounds like you are going to get everything resolved. Sorry to hear that it is going to take so much time and effort on your part to get your money back.

Every computer has the ability to download software that would render it completely useless. Whether or not this would be considered a "virus" is up for debate.

The founding members of Facebook should be thrilled with this. I wouldn't be surprised if it goes even higher.

From my experience most persons only pay attention to the HR department when things go wrong, but it's important to have competent and professional staff in place to handle any situation that may arise - as well as to provide input and make improvements when necessary to prevent things from going wrong.

Gone With the Wind, Braveheart, Idiocracy, to name a few of my all time favorites...

Blogging basically consists of buying a domain, creating a website of your choice (Preferably using a blog-friendly theme such as those offered by WordPress), and then writing content or "posts" about different subjects. The theory is that if you create a blog about the industry or business you are trying to market - that if you write enough unique/fresh/interesting content that different persons will read it and then be interested in purchasing the products/services/businesses you are trying to promote. Most experts agree that blogging is a great way to market your business - and can be fun and satisfying as well.

Most every type of marketing approach will work to some degree, including cold calling, direct mail, and even door hangers - if it's done with enough volume. Target marketing to those who are searching for your services is key to having high conversion rates per capita for your marketing effort.

Sorry to hear about all your troubles, Barney. I hope that you get everything resolved and that at the very least you are feeling better.

Like Gordon Gekko said in Wall Street - "What's worth doing is worth doing for money." With that said, as long as your customer service is adequate and professional, you should have no problem in any business venture.