Personal Finance Links: Thanks For All the MonaVie Mentions
As some of you know, I put a call out on Monday to spread the word of MonaVie’s lawyers bullying tactics. I should have also mentioned about their employee calling me an annoying douche. Well I gave them a fun response that basically amounted to “stuff it on your legal threat” and “teach your employees to be a little more mature. I’ve also been spending a lot of time this week ramping up Juice Scam – a new site devoted to putting a critical eye to MonaVie. Each time MonaVie tried to smack me down, I’m going to take the battle to another level. We’ll see how long it takes for them to learn.
I’d like to thank all those that put out articles this week. I’m indebted to you all. There are a couple that I’d like to recognize:
- Everyday Finance also contributed a whole article to MonaVie. I liked the chain of events the best. He’s been helpful to me. He knows where I come from since he has been there before with Shop To Earn.
- Patrick of Cash Money Life wrote an outstanding article on whether MLM’s are a business opportunity or a scam. It was almost as if he read the 3300 comments in my original MonaVie article, because he nailed so many of the points, including key links to the FTC. If there’s one article to read on MLMs, this has to be it.
- The Digerati Life and Four Pillars spent a whole paragraphs on my plight this week. I think Miranda from Yielding Wealth submitted my article to Reddit where it did quite well. Living Off Dividends had a great article about his past legal battles (well worth reading).
- Other websites who contributed are Too Much Food in Beijing, Jammer Six, Girl Robot (Yay, fellow Settlers of Catan lover), The Writer’s Coin, My Two Dollars, AmThrax, Penny and Nickel to Wealth, and Strangely Perfect
- And there were too many tweeters for me hit all of them, but a these are some I found: @jtymes @retSav @moneyhighway @joetaxperblog @lindaph @scottdennison @georgewenzel @ckstevenson @marcbever @MoneyEnergy @Green_Panda @MMarquit @fiscalgeek @anicol @thegoodhuman @nodebtplan @RevancheGS @mapgirlsfc @doctor_s @EZF_TopMoms @FiscalFizzle @extremejacob @MoneyEnergy @fiscalgeek @3princessesmomm
It’s a lot of work to go through all these. I’m bound to have missed several people by just the shear numbers. I apologize in advance.
For those who are still reading, here are the articles I liked this week:
Money Writers:
- Brip Blap shares the first and best way to simplify anything.
- Digerati Life discusses your kid’s allowance: how much to give your child.
- Frugal Dad offers ten ways to minimize the cost of raising young children.
- Generation X Finance looks at paying for college or saving for retirement: the Generation X balancing act.
- Million Dollar Journey says don’t be afraid of finances – just simplify them.
- Money Smart Life gives tips to improve your credit score.
- Learn how to convert from Microsoft Money to Quicken at My Dollar Plan.
- The Sun’s Financial Diary says sweet! Now you can get $50 bonus from CollegeAdvantage.
More Financial Posts:
- No Credit Needed explains our financial house – the foundation.
- Bargaineering says don’t be afraid to fail.
- Five Cent Nickel writes avoid overdraft fees with a “Balance Buffer.”
- Banker Saver posts your credit card debt: 5 warning signs it’s out of control.
- Rich Credit Debt Loan writes budgeting for your wedding.
- Get Rich Slowly asks the readers: how to face a family financial crisis?
- Money Ning shares 5 ways to avoid overspending at the grocery store.
- I’ve Paid For This Twice Already asks reliability – is it just a feeling?
- All Financial Matters offers an interesting thought from Charles Geisst regarding consumer debt.
- Darwin’s Finance posts covered call writing: options strategies for income optimization.
- Wise Bread busts 10 myths non-business people believe about business.
- Pay Less For Food gives 9 ways to stop grocery store impulse purchases.
- Dumb Little Man posts seven things you never need to pay full price for.
- Owing more on a house than its value is not necessarily a problem writes Vilkri.
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