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Email: leasebutty.bg@gmail.com

I imagine he tossed in the towel a long time ago. At least that's what his actions communicate. As a result, I suspect the website will be taken down WITHOUT NOTICE as soon as expenses exceed advertising revenue.

In hindsight, he should have sold it to Steve who could have used it as headquarters for his doomed campaign against TD. Oh hang on a minute..... he did use it as his headquarters.

Contributing TRAFFIC.. That's all the good CMA site-master is after - Right Monty!? ... After all, these Spammers help CMA in the big-boy search engine results. ... Would have figured that Monty would have kept posting updates with respect to planned site upgrades, etc.. Haven't heard from him in quite some time now.

Deader than a doornail. I reckon visitors see all the spam on this forum and figure it's okay to dump their own.

CIBC CreditSmart

They are pretty easy to understand...

I've liked this one the most

http://www.cibc.com/ca/credit-cards/cibc-creditsmart/smart-management.html

It lets categorize, budget and control expenses. This is great...!!!

Thanks for the help so far. Again what's

CIBC CreditSmart™
There's a link pointing to

http://www.cibc.com/ca/credit-cards/cibc-creditsmart/intro-creditsmart.html

from the source.,

Also... "customized tools" .. That's probably features you can use on their website.. Can't say for certain, but that's what it sounds like.

Here's the quick summary of what your after...

For every dollar you spend on that card, as long as you pay your credit card bill when due, you'll get 1% of the amount you purchased back in cash (or credit on your card). Now, if you fail to pay your bill in full when due, they'll nail you with their interest rate on the balance - which is probably 18 or 19%.

Translation, pay your bill on time, and they'll toss a few funds back into your pocket. Opt to drag it out, well, you'll get the reward, but take a kick in the pants, too, cuz you'll have to pay their damn interest rate.

Does that clear the matter up?

I am still unclear about "customized tools"