As you can see from my very first post over a year ago, I was planning to blog about my Money Merge Account® business, but about the time I got my site set up, the policy of allowing blogging was rescinded.
Unfortunately, because the Money Merge Account system deals with consumers’ finances AND is such a new and revolutionary concept in the States, many will try to attack both it and the company - so a command decision was made not to get into debates via blogs with those people. We are happy to answer any questions individually.
Hopefully, you will check out the program itself from the numerous links on the blog as well as my other links (particularly the one to my Cash Flow Business). Please feel free to email me with ANY questions.
In the meantime, I have been trying to figure out what to do with the domain and have decided to use it for my personal blogging. I “did” have a personal blog previously on eblogs but one day it was just gone and I haven’t been able to get in touch with them to see if I could get the files from my previous site. Naturally, I had not backed it up! Maybe they’ll see my link here and read the post and get back to me! They evidently have turned their site into an email marketing one.
In any event, the eblogs dilemma is a good example of why the teacher of my short-lived blogging lessons (way too advanced for me), Yaro, says you should always own your own domain because of just such a thing (as with eblogs) happening. I felt like that was my personal musings, etc. and they just took it away without notice to me or anything.
So, American Dream Plus, it is from now on!
Before getting going on to my personal blogging, though, I did want to post links to articles which have come out about the Money Merge Account system as well as a News Release I think you might find of interest!
Broker Banker (Article 1), click here; Mortgage Planner (Article 2), click here; 
True Wealth (Article 3), click here;
Ernst & Young Award Winner - News Release, Click here.
Until next time, be safe……Debra
Posted by Debra in Program Particulars