Don't Want This To Get Lost In Comeback Teaser thread

[kisa]

Bryan,
Thank you for all you are doing to get things back on track and for communicating with us. I believe you are doing all you can and I know it can get frustrating having people pulling at you from every side.

My family and I are standing with you and our prayers are with you for strength, encouragement and wisdom.

God bless you

[edbri871]

The best way to donate to a charity is do it direct. Goto the redcross or cancer foundations websites and send them the money directly. One should never donate to a charity through an intermediary anyway.

Brian

[Style]

The best way to donate to a charity is do it direct. Goto the redcross or cancer foundations websites and send them the money directly. One should never donate to a charity through an intermediary anyway.

Brian

OH MY GOD....whats happening here Brian (TG Brian) I kind of agree with you....on 1 thing......WOW....
There are other ways to donate to charities.....and I do participate regularly (in the ones you mentioned) BUT it doesnt mean that the new "Pipsaid" is bad either (and I will fully participate after PIPS is back), for now.... I just choose to donate locally. So I do my part whether PIPS is up or not.

[Adster]

The best way to donate to a charity is do it direct. Goto the redcross or cancer foundations websites and send them the money directly. One should never donate to a charity through an intermediary anyway.

Brian

Best you go and do it the with the 'profits' from your crappy site.

[krisark]

Best you go and do it the with the 'profits' from your crappy site.

Bump Adster!

krisark

Grace, mercy and forgiveness will help a man walk tall - JCM

[davdobiz]

God bless Bryan.Sharon,
Take Care

[dougrb54]

I for one had all my play money tied up in my ROI. If anybody would like to ask for an update on PIPSinc at The BANK NERAGA MALAYSIA (central bank of Malaysia) this is their site address http://www.bnm.gov.my/ They do have an update link for PIPS but it hasn't been updated since Sept. Maybe if enough people ask they will keep the updates current.

[edbri871]

Every 6 months a make a sizable donation, primarily to the American red cross, they expecially need it after this Hurricane season :( But I agree, cancer foundations need these donations just as much, as I truly believe that just a little bit of money can make huge strides in the fight against all types of cancer. Never give your money to somone who claims they will be sending it to a charity. Wheather it's pipsaid, your favorite cousin, or some internet website, thats just silly when you can make sure 100% of your contribution goes directly to the place you want it to be used.

Brian

[Adster]

Every 6 months a make a sizable donation, primarily to the American red cross, they expecially need it after this Hurricane season :( But I agree, cancer foundations need these donations just as much, as I truly believe that just a little bit of money can make huge strides in the fight against all types of cancer. Never give your money to somone who claims they will be sending it to a charity. Wheather it's pipsaid, your favorite cousin, or some internet website, thats just silly when you can make sure 100% of your contribution goes directly to the place you want it to be used.

Brian

You're not wanted here stirring it up. Go back to your swamp.

[mistymi]

Every 6 months a make a sizable donation, primarily to the American red cross, they expecially need it after this Hurricane season :( But I agree, cancer foundations need these donations just as much, as I truly believe that just a little bit of money can make huge strides in the fight against all types of cancer. Never give your money to somone who claims they will be sending it to a charity. Wheather it's pipsaid, your favorite cousin, or some internet website, thats just silly when you can make sure 100% of your contribution goes directly to the place you want it to be used.

Brian

It is naive to the extreme to believe that the Red Cross (American) is doing what you think it is for those in need. Ask the victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Most are still waiting. And you should have seen what was happening on site! My first contact with the American Red Cross was in 1957, when Hurrican Audrey hit Southwestern Louisiana. The Red Cross was there but they helped those who were best able to help themselves. They did not help those of us who were poor. In fact we were told to wait until after the needs of the wealthier people were met, because they were unaccustommed to suffering. Those are my words but that is essentially what we were told. I worked right next door to the Red Cross in Los Angeles (located at 2600 Wilshire Blvd) and lunched with some RC employees. I was more than mildly surprised by the lack of concern for the people they were supposed to be helping. The agency I worked for(LA Housing Authority) was equally disinterested in the welfare of those we were "helping". It was as though the clients, applicants for assistance from both places, were being done favors for although THE MONEY SPENT WAS GIVEN FOR THAT PURPOSE! I wouldn't give a plugged nickle to the American Red Cross.