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Friday, January 16, 2015

GET NOTIFIED WHEN YOUR CREDIT CARD IS USED!

How would you like to get an e-mail or text message 5 seconds after you or someone else uses your credit card showing how much was paid and to whom? This little service will give you some comfort and will always remind you when auto-pay accounts are activated.

The folks from Visa offer this neat service but it's not just for Visa credit card holders - it works with most major debit and credit cards.

And like the TV commercials shout out, "That's not all." There are lots of other bells and whistles that come with this service - like an online payment service that lets you check out when ordering online by simply entering your username and password. They provide an easy and efficient way to manage your online shopping experience with a single account that you can use with any merchant that accepts their service.

And, oh yes - there is no cost for this service!

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                                                   47-37 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101




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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

News: A holiday tradition continues with the Gingerbread Lane giveaway at the New York Hall of Science

People can keep the holiday spirit alive all year long with a piece of the record-breaking Gingerbread Lane.

Chef Jon Lovitch will hand out candy-coated houses from his massive display at the New York Hall of Science in Queens on Sunday.
Each family will be allowed up to two houses, which will be given on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 1 p.m.
Lovitch used about 600 pounds of gingerbread, 750 pounds of candy and 3,700 pounds of icing to craft about 1,125 houses, trollies, a police station and skating rink .


People can keep the holiday spirit alive all year long with a piece of the record-breaking Gingerbread Lane.
Chef Jon Lovitch will hand out candy-coated houses from his massive display at the New York Hall of Science in Queens on Sunday.
Each family will be allowed up to two houses, which will be given on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 1 p.m.
Lovitch used about 600 pounds of gingerbread, 750 pounds of candy and 3,700 pounds of icing to craft about 1,125 houses, trollies, a police station and skating rink .

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             Douglas Elliman Realty, Long Island City Office
                                                   47-37 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101




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            “Queens is the new Brooklyn. People are seeking affordability and Queens is benefiting.”
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PRONOUNCE NAMES CORRECTLY!

OK - it's happened to us and we're pretty sure it has or will happen to you.

You are scheduled to meet with Roberto Jauregui. You have no problem pronouncing Roberto, but a chill runs up your spine when you try Jauregui, Is it Jay-u-reg-uey or J- you are egg- ooey? The last thing you want to do is mispronounce your new friend's name.

Here's a good place to bookmark. It'll get you out of your dilemma in a snap. Just go there and type in the name you are struggling with and, Shazam - you will be looking at a text interpretation plus in many cases an audio link so you can hear it pronounced.
So when you meet your new friend you can confidently say, "I'm so pleased to meet you Mr. HOW-reh-gee".

The Wall Street Journal and CBS News think this site is pretty helpful. We think that you will too.

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                  Douglas Elliman Realty, Long Island City Office
                                                   47-37 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101




Harvey's Long Island City Real Estate Blog


           
            “Queens is the new Brooklyn. People are seeking affordability and Queens is benefiting.”
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