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..."Scott did not charge a fee for the fact-finding visit "

..."his demeanor was caring, insightful, and professional."

 

Recently I referred Scott Barratt to a friend of mine considering selling his business to an entity he already was supplying.

My friend was impressed with the fact that Scott drove 40 miles to his business to see for himself what he could be dealing with.

He noted that Scott did not charge a fee for the fact-finding visit and his demeanor was caring, insightful, and professional.

When my friend is finally ready to begin negotiations he said he definitely will be calling Scott Barratt.   

Jeff

 Jeff Piety l  Registered Representative l Principal Financial Group l

8909 Purdue Road Ste 102, Indianapolis, IN 46268

Ph: (317) 874-3977 l Fax: (317) 874-3803 l Cell: (317) 946-5082  Email:  piety.jeff@principal.com<mailto:bart.conner@principal.com>

Are you giving the State a Christmas Gift?

Gift Cards go to the State

Monday, November 9, 2009 7:00 am

By: Professioanlproblemsolver.com Source: Bottomline Personal

BEWARE

States are claiming unused gift card balances. In an attempt to help pay off debts, many states are considering legislation that will allow them to clan the balances on gift cards that go unused. About half of all states already collect unused gift card funds after two to five years of inactivity, even of the gift card has no expiration date. Self-defense: Only buy cards that allow you to register your information with the issuing company. Example: With an American Express gift card, you can associate a name and address with the card through the company's Web site or phone number. This can help you to retrieve the balance even if the card is lost or stolen.

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