What services are there that will give you money from settlements in advance?
Q. I am expecting a large settlement in about 3 months time. I have heard of services that are capable of giving you a portion of that money early and when you have recieved your money, you may them back. Does anyone have any idea what some of these services may be?
Asked by helpjettanow - Sat Aug 25 17:38:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. What you seem like you have is probably a "Structured Settlement" that you want to turn to cash. Many lawfirms ect do these. Odviously its in their best interest and they make money, but sometimes its worth it to get your money earlier, especially if your settlement is paid over time or an annuity. Here is one place that does it. I dont know them I just Googled Structured Settlements. This should get you started. Do you homework and get at least 3-7 bids on what they will offer you. Make sure you have a financial planner, a tax attorney, an accountant, and an investment attorney look at what you are doing. Spending a couple hundered dollars might save you 1,000s Good luck.
Answered by financing_loans - Sat Aug 25 17:51:06 2007

What laundry services does the Flamingo Hotel and Casino offer?
Q. Do they have a laundry mat or laundry services? If so, what are they like?
Asked by AB - Thu Jun 18 01:01:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All hotels thru offer a laundry service for a price, if you need it.
Answered by banananose_89117 - Thu Jun 18 01:22:04 2009

What music subscription services can I use with a Cowon iaudio T3 player?
Q. I have checked with itunes and Rhapsody and they say my mp3 player is not compatible. What services are? Thanks !
Asked by bobbi123 - Tue Dec 23 17:47:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Basically, when you buy music from iTunes, it comes with a copyright protection called DRM. These DRM-protected songs are locked so that they only work with Apple MP3 players. That means that if you bought a Microsoft Zune, you cannot use iTunes music. So, what is the solution? You have to burn a CD. When you do this, the DRM is removed (because the music is converted to a non-DRM-compatible media). After you burn the CD, you can rip it to your PC as an MP3 file which no longer has DRM. Alternatively, you can use TuneClone ( ). TuneClone makes a virtual CD-ROM drive, tricking your PC into believing that you are burning a CD. Therefore, the DRM is removed without wasting a CD. Here is a link to a tutorial using TuneClone and iTunes 8: … [cont.]
Answered by Pinpin D - Tue Dec 23 20:19:07 2008