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Let's read your document together; discuss your problem. You are not alone after your donation of at least $1450.00. How much can you pay today? We will send you a bill for the difference. You get a free drink; included. Bring your questions and problems Every day from 5 pm-9 pm at Station Kitchen near door C5 at Sheridan College Hazel McCallion campus on the upper level sitting area. This space is open to the public for coffee and snacks.You make a donation. Reserve your spot by email. Put "free help" in the subject field. Let us know what you are trying to find out. Email info.angelronan@mail.com orw.a.lyon.angelronan@mail.com. Put: "free help" in the subject field. You can send an Interac Email money transfer direct with auto deposit (no password required). You can pay by credit card. Include your question in the body of the email. Say what time you are thinking of attending. It's free. You are invited to make your donation in any amount. We received several emails and will conduct some of the the consultations by messenger video call and also in person. This is not soliciting but the offer is a "not for profit" service. Would you prefer meeting with us at the Hullmark Centre? Request your appointment and confirm your time preference. Iayfycpm

An Alusra™ proposal to fight against fraud: This just in; there is a new question prompt on the electronic cashier machines that will ensure the machine at the counter is associated with the retailer and that the transaction in progress is intended by the customer at that retailer. There have been some problems with machines from other retailers in hotels and restaurants that are associated or connected to the retailer location or retailer account in which it is found. The machine could be attached to a retailer down the road, across town or next door. The prompt will ask you to confirm you are at Horse Milk Burgers location 4063 Dundas and Strand Trafalgar via the machine network (and it cannot be changed with the location number or and description also a requisite and we will the last four digits of the business' account #) as that is the location associated with the machine for instance and that you intend to purchase the product for the said amount. The customer will say "Yes" or "No." If yes, then you proceed if you are at Horse Milk Burgers. You will not be able to modify this prompt nor can you remove it. Payment is important and losing one entire hour in this malice or hunger game is just not on. We need application modernization and updating to prevent these frauds. But what if you are at Dominoes Pizza and the machine asks you to confirm you are at Donkey Burgers? The machine is tasked to Donkey Burgers and is in the wrong location. You would say "no" when asked as you are not at Donkey Burgers. You would not use that machine no matter what anyone says as there is something wrong and just pay cash if you can or they can offer you another machine. This is an Alusra ™ proposal submitted by Warren A. Lyon.

An Alusra™  proposal to fight against fraud:   This just in; there is a new question prompt on the electronic cashier machines that will ensure the machine at the counter is associated with the retailer and that the transaction in progress is intended by the customer at that retailer.  There have been some problems with machines  from other retailers in hotels and restaurants that are associated or connected to the retailer location or retailer account in which it is found. The machine  could be attached to a retailer  down the road, across town or next door.  

The prompt will ask you to confirm you are at Horse Milk Burgers location 4063 Dundas and Strand Trafalgar via the machine network (and it cannot be changed with the location number or and description also a requisite and we will the last four digits of the business' account #) as that is the location associated with the machine for instance and that you intend to purchase the product for the said amount. The customer  will say "Yes" or "No."  If yes, then you proceed if you are at Horse Milk Burgers.  You will not be able to modify this prompt nor can you remove it.  Payment is important and losing one entire hour in this malice or hunger game is  just not on.  We need application modernization and updating to prevent these frauds. 

 But what if  you are at Dominoes Pizza and the machine asks you to confirm you are at Donkey Burgers?  The machine is tasked to Donkey Burgers and is in the wrong location.  You would say "no" when asked as you are not at Donkey Burgers. 

 You would not use that machine no matter what anyone says  as there is something wrong and just pay cash if you can or they can offer you another machine.  

This is an Alusra ™  proposal submitted by Warren A. Lyon.  















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