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Our Subscribers Say...
I think Credit Today is fantastic. You cover many practical topics in the credit field that I use regularly. Just one recent example—a conversation on the ListServ about preferential payments—gave me tips that I used in an actual case. The specific information I picked up from this one discussion saved me $10,000, enough to cover my membership for many years!
- Steve Savino
Manager of Credit & Collections, ASSA Abloy Americas Division, New Haven, CT
Credit Today's Resource Directory and their online e-mail forum (ListServ) provide information on almost any credit-related topic you can think of. It is a great way to exchange information with other credit professionals. As the saying goes, "You don't know what you don't know."
- Scott Goen,
Credit Manager, Big Lots Stores, Inc., Wholesale Division
"We've recently started using the ListServ tool within Credit Today. This is phenomenal and powerful forum for gaining immediate feedback, ideas, and suggestions, relative to any credit topic under the sun, all in a real-time e-mail format."
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David Dungan, Director of Credit
Justin Brands, Inc. (A Berkshire Hathaway company)
Fort Worth, Texas
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Ron Woods
Corporate Credit Manager-World Wide
Thales Navigation, Inc.
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D. Mark Constantine
Corporate Credit Mgr
Fulton Paper Company
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So Many Passwords You're Crying For Mercy? Here's Help!
By Rob Lawson
I resisted it for a long time. When I first heard about RoboForm, a program that keeps track of all my logins and passwords, I thought "What - a program that requires ANOTHER password to enable me to keep track of the rest of my logins and passwords?" But I kept getting more requests from various online entities to register (and in each case, to set up a login name and a password). Eventually I was ready to cry for mercy. So I went back and researched RoboForm. I checked with the experts at my favorite computer-geek website, and they overwhelmingly loved it. These guys are very safety conscious and they all said it was a great tool for them - very safe (your information is encrypted with "military level AES encryption") but they mainly liked it as a time-saver. After all, who hasn't forgotten a password, spent much time trying many combinations, and then been forced to send an email to reset the old password? Basically, it works like this: Every time you establish new logon credentials at a website, it will ask if you want RoboForm to remember your info. If you do, it'll automatically remember the URL (web address), your logon, and your password. So the next time you need to logon at that site, a single click fills in the forms for you. Make Sure Your Passwords are "Strong"
Also, make sure your passwords are "strong," which means a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters, something like 421#Red%%fly. Without RoboForm, that's nearly impossible to remember and manage. With it, it's a breeze. And of course, make sure your "main" RoboForm password is strong. In corporate environments, you may face hurdles from IT, but we know it's used in enterprise environments. They have a new version that allows you to track all your login info for all your PCs, laptops, and mobile devices remotely, for just $9.95 a year. Other versions are based on the individual computer or computers. To learn more or download this immediately (if, like me, you're ready to cry for password help!) click here.
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Credit Groups 2012
Wonder What the ROI is on Credit Groups?
Find out here...
It's been 4 years since our original ground-breaking survey on credit groups and we're revisiting this most important topic. Among other topics, we're investigating:
- What are the top services being offered by credit groups
- How much credit groups cost
- What the value of credit group services is
- What the value of credit group services is in comparison to credit reporting services
- How data is submitted
- What percentage of credit groups reveal terms
- What percentage of credit groups share data outside the credit group
And much more...
Click here to participate!
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