Posts by Amy Fox97

People claim you can heal yourself using echinacea and honey—that's what they say.

No. Sorry, but what exactly is a browser?

Over the last two days, this has happened four times yesterday and twice today. Out of nowhere, my mouse just stops responding entirely. I can't do anything except hit the power button to turn it off and back on again, and then it works fine.

Any idea what might be causing this? Help!

I just got off the phone with a technician. He’s convinced the power supply isn't the culprit—it’s likely the graphics card instead.

William Richardson12 said:Loose cable or maybe the GPU/monitor is starting to die...

It was flickering like crazy last night, but it's totally fine now. I'm still going to pick up a new cable just in case.

Grace Fowler37 said:There isn't really anything left to clean, except maybe a bit of dust if you're feeling ambitious... honestly, you've gone and fried the screen's ribbon cable, so you might as well just write that thing off and pick up a new laptop, especially since yours is already ancient and painfully slow anyway.

I was thinking the exact same thing. I'm still on the fence, though. If a replacement cable isn't too pricey, I might just buy that instead.

Joshua Garcia3 said:Maybe try cleaning out the dust and lint from your laptop using a vacuum through the side vents, or if you're feeling adventurous, just pop the case open and clean it manually. It’s possible the GPU is running a little hot, which might be why the display is acting up.

I doubt that's it. The fan was cleaned recently and it's spotless. Plus, this happens the second I power it on.

Joshua Garcia3 said:Does this also happen when you hook up an external monitor?

I haven't tried that yet. It isn't happening right now, but it pops up every once in a while.

I've got a seven-year-old laptop, a Siemens, and lately the screen has started flickering with these weird lines... does anyone know why this happens?

Megan Reed said:I remember we had this thread before and almost everyone trashed the weight loss belt. 🤣 😬

I don't need one since I'm not overweight. But honestly, they make great massagers too.

Anyone have experience with this? Can you actually lose weight using it?
🙂

Libby said:Just be upfront with people. Speak your mind, buy, sell, but don't hide behind excuses. Tell me what your actual goal is...

I’m done asking questions. I won't waste any more of my time here.

Goodbye. I've got work to do with people who actually mean business.

👋

rustymoose54 said:I don't get it. What's your actual goal here? Are you trying to create a thread where only people who don't realize the flu isn't an autoimmune disease show up?😁

I have zero issue with people choosing their own way to heal, whether it's mainstream or alternative—that's your call. But if someone publicly claims something I know for a fact is false, I'm going to speak up. Sorry if you're taking it personally, but that's on you.

Alright, you made your point, but you don't need to repeat it ten times. Either someone's ego just caught the "flu" or they've got an "autoimmune disease."

Guess I definitely said something wrong there. 😁

MLM products aren't meant for door-to-door sales. Our rules strictly prohibit that approach; instead, these items are available exclusively through personal recommendations, meaning you can only buy them directly from a member or via someone who belongs to the network.

Kyle Williams11 said:If I start my own small business or work as a freelancer, do I have to register myself or someone else as an employee? Or can I just operate as a solo practitioner and pay taxes based on what I actually earn?

Try asking here:

http://www.google.com/

Is there anything wrong with wanting to be wealthy? Some people actually believe that having money turns you into a bad person or that being rich is somehow sinful. 🙂

That’s just plain wrong. Money can be used as a tool to help those in need. But to get there, you first need a genuine desire for wealth.

Once you have that drive, your imagination kicks in, and you'll discover an honest way to build your fortune.

Money starts as a concept—that is its true, original form.

Ethan Cook2 said:I want to be your distributor,

Thanks, but I'm not looking for that.

Amy Fox97, did you also get lucky enough to have a bird poop on your head today?

And you should stop being rude and quit trying to sell your creams on this forum.

mistybear4 said:If I were shamelessly wealthy, I’d probably have some fun by trying to hand out cash to all those skeptics and idiots who always doubt everything. They'd likely be too terrified of getting scammed to actually take a dime from me. 😁 😁 😁

He he he... once I'm loaded, I'll invite ten of them to a business meeting and promise they'll walk away with, say, $333.

How many do you think would actually show up? 😁 😉

I bet most of them would just say, 'Nah, it's a scam, don't bother with those con artists...'😁

moonwalker said:I'm guessing this question was only asked so us mere mortals could finally realize that the only way to strike it rich is through an MLM.

Actually, you missed the mark there. I wasn't trying to make a point about that—I just wanted to get people thinking creatively. And imagination can take you anywhere. 🙂

spalevski said:Selling off Eastern European women🙂

Then you'd end up behind bars while your wife is out spending your money with her lover.😁