
Was your town's major industry and income driver these past few years "Buying and Selling Homes from Each Other at Higher and Higher Prices"?
May 13, 2008
HousingPANIC Stupid Question of the Day
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5/13/2008
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Labels: fake economies, HELOC, ponzi scheme, pyramid scheme
November 14, 2007
HousingPANIC Stupid Question of the Day
Will REIC-infested bubble cities like Phoenix/Scottsdale, Miami, San Diego, Las Vegas and Tampa get back to normal after the crash? After the nouveau riche get wiped away, after the REIC are back at their bartender, Taco Bell and call center jobs and after people realize that houses are homes, not lottery tickets?
Please say yes. One day I may want to come back to the US, but not until it's safe.
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11/14/2007
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Labels: fake cities, fake economies, housing bubble, housing crash, nouveau riche, out of control reic
October 11, 2007
So at this point during Bernanke's dollar destruction debacle, do Canada and Europe start outsourcing their jobs to the US?

Good news realtors, mortgage brokers and most of Phoenix! Your call center jockey jobs might coming back to America if this dollar freefall keeps up!
An international company is adding 300 call center jobs in Fishers, making it one of Hamilton County's largest employers.
The new employees for the outsourcing conglomerate, Teleperformance USA, will be paid about $9 an hour to answer customer phone calls for a telecommunications company.
The expansion will bring the number of employees at the Fishers site to 525 and increase the payroll to $11.5 million.
"We like the Fishers community and are committed to it," said Teleperformance USA spokesman Mark Pfeiffer.
Teleperfomance USA, a subsidiary of SR Teleperformance, of France, has 12,000 employees at 42 centers in the U.S.
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10/11/2007
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April 19, 2007
HousingPANIC Stupid Question of the Day
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4/19/2007
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Labels: corrupt REIC, epic historic housing crash, fake economies, fake people, housing bubble, mortgage brokers, real jobs, realtors



