 Exporters
Can Declare Their Goods Free Online
When
American exporters export their goods, the United States Government
no longer requires "paperwork." Not to mislead you, exporters
or their agents must still complete and deliver a "Shipper's
Export Declaration," commonly called "SED," for every commodity
valued over $2500. But now, it's all on the Internet. It's easy
and it's free! |
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Adopt
a Wild Horse or Burro Online
 How
did a visit to a web site suddenly transform a mother of four
into an angel of mercy for homeless horses and burros? "Seeing
those faces..." she explains. "I felt sorry for the ones no
one else had bid on. I adopted Humphrey, a 22 year-old horse.
Who else in their right mind would have wanted him?" The next
Internet adoption auction begins on January 12, 2000. |
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Fighting
ID Theft
 How
can someone steal your identity? By co-opting your name, Social
Security number, credit card number, or some other piece of
your personal information for their own use. In short, identity
theft occurs when someone appropriates your personal information
without your knowledge to commit fraud or theft. The Federal
Trade Commission's site tells you how to minimize your risk
and what to do if you're a victim. |
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In This Issue
Exporters'
Online Declarations
Adopt
a Horse
ID
Theft
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