Q. Hi, well this is really weird but my husband saw a terrible carcrash on the monash freeway on Friday 25th March 2012, the sedan merged into a truck and went underneath the truck, then the truck fishtailed all over the road and hit other cars. I have searched it in the news and cant find ANYTHING. Ive found a story of a P plater girl who crashed into a tow truck but thats not it. Why isnt it in the news??
Answer
You must have been looking at the wrong TV station, I saw it on March 23rd. Typical woman driver involved, talking on a mobile!!
EDIT. Um Sheila, it was a woman who made him swerve into the truck!
You must have been looking at the wrong TV station, I saw it on March 23rd. Typical woman driver involved, talking on a mobile!!
EDIT. Um Sheila, it was a woman who made him swerve into the truck!
Advertising on my car as a means of extra income?
Q. I've heard of companies paying people to do this, but I don't know if and when it works. Is anybody familiar? If so, I realize it's very little money, but how little? Thanks!
Answer
That sort of advertising, sometimes called car wraps often fall into in the realm of free money schemes that have a lot more demand than opportunity, watch out for the sites requiring some $39 membership for which you receive a list of companies that may have used car wraps at one time, information you could have found elsewhere for free.
If you are lucky enough to get into a program you can expect it to more than pay your car loan and insurance payments, for the few months they employ you. They require certain driving patterns on your part, commonly install a GPS so they can report the exposure to their client, they may require certain car models.
From a mobile advertising interview "Our typical campaign lasts three to six months"
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/pf_article_107476.html
These might not be the worst ones.
http://www.bessed.com/carwrapadvertising/
MyFreeCar.com
That sort of advertising, sometimes called car wraps often fall into in the realm of free money schemes that have a lot more demand than opportunity, watch out for the sites requiring some $39 membership for which you receive a list of companies that may have used car wraps at one time, information you could have found elsewhere for free.
If you are lucky enough to get into a program you can expect it to more than pay your car loan and insurance payments, for the few months they employ you. They require certain driving patterns on your part, commonly install a GPS so they can report the exposure to their client, they may require certain car models.
From a mobile advertising interview "Our typical campaign lasts three to six months"
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/pf_article_107476.html
These might not be the worst ones.
http://www.bessed.com/carwrapadvertising/
MyFreeCar.com
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