J.P.Morgan / Chase website Down

Eugen I. — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 06:49:57 +0000

I thought it’s interesting to see how the banks are going down… Everyone’s attention is shifting towards the Wall Street, banking and how the bailout is going to turn out. We definitely have to speak out, and please, if you have something to say about this, respond to the post.

Even though Chase is not in “trouble”, I guess they are running into some issues with their site. For few hours their website was down:

Unemployment rate hits 5.5% in May

Mari Holt — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 22:33:05 +0000

Wallstreet reports that the economy unemployment rate jumped up to a 5.5% in May. To top it off, gas prices has hit $4 a gallon! So does this mean more people are starting to work from home to save money? How is this affecting our economy but yet building up more home based business?

More and more people are starting to work from home. They might not make as much money, but they are saving hundreds of dollars a month in gas. And at the rate gas prices are rising its no suprise why people choose not to drive. The number of work at home people are increasing everyday. The unemployment rate is also increasing.

Perfect time to get some quality real time leads. With more people staying home and being part of some type of home based business or multi level marketing, leads are becoming an effective source for these consumers. Its less expensive (in some lead marketplaces) to just buy leads and make sales from home or sign people up than to drive to work for a steady income. I’m sure this is not the case for everyone but our unemployment has definately hit the highest its ever been since February, 1986 according to WallStreet.

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J.P.Morgan / Chase website Down

Unemployment rate hits 5.5% in May