Beware of this scam....Stay Bless

Dear Sir/Madam. This is Tyrone Eberle Jimerson and am located in Colorado and i want to order 2set of Goodyear RT Wrangler car tires in size 265 70 r 16..Go ahead and qoute me the total price of the 2set tires plus tax and as am donating this to the Royal Orphanages Home In Ghana West-Africa and I will like you to contact Fedex for the shipping cost and email me back with grand total amount so that i can send you my Payment information to you so that you can Process with my Orders and Send them on time....Bellow Is
The Shipping Address.

Gamal Saad
145 Madina High Ave..
East Legon...Accra...00233

West..Africa.and Also tell me what form of payment do you accept.Let me know immediately if you can get them for me ....I sincerely solicit your quick response in this regard .Thanks and Stay Bless. Regards Tyrone

MA Right to Repair August 2009

With opinion from member Glenn Wilder of Wilder Brothers American Car Care Center in Scituate MA

Bay State tax collectors dealt a blow

MANCHESTER – New Hampshire officials are delighted with yesterday's Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling that the state cannot collect taxes from a retail tire chain that sells tires to Massachusetts residents in New Hampshire......

TIA TPMS Relearn Chart

It'll be the best $85 I've spent this year.

California Tire Age Bill Withdrawn

Tire Business reported, in their July 20, 2008 edition, that the bill to require tire dealers to provide tire age information on sales contracts was quietly withdrawn by its sponsors the day before a California Senate committee was to hold a hearing on it.

Sean Kane, Safety Research & Strategies, Inc President based in Rehoboth, MA., blamed AB 496's withdrawel on the California legislature's need to concentrate on the state's budgetary woes. But the RMA, which opposed the bill, said it was simply the realization by the bill's supporters that they didn't have the votes for passage.

It's detractors said tire age is only one factor in tire performance, and by no means the most important one. The bill would only have made tire dealers sitting ducks for personal injury lawyers.

N.H. Governor Signs Tax Law spurred by Town Fair Tire

Gov John Lynch signed into law July 9 a bill that quickly traveled through the state legislature in response to a legal battle in neighboring Massachusetts between Town Fair Tire Centers Inc. and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR). The DOR claims Town Fair's stores in New Hampshire should be collecting Massachusetts 5% sales tax - known as a use tax - from customers identified as Massachusetts residents. The new law prevents retailers from providing private consumer information to another state seeking to impose a use tax. The bill also puts the burden of proof on other states on whether a good or service purshased in New Hampshire is to be used, stored or consumed in another state.
Above is from the July 20, 2009 issue of "Tire Business".

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