Is it better to submit one idea to one requesting customer – or is it better to submit your idea to all that apply? Example: Submit same idea to Pepboys and also to Irwin. I did a “search” and didn’t come up with anything.
Thanks, everyone.
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Lisa Lee
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Is it better to submit one idea to one requesting customer – or is it better to submit your idea to all that apply? Example: Submit same idea to Pepboys and also to Irwin. I did a “search” and didn’t come up with anything. Thanks, everyone. |
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Ralph Machesky
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O.K. My turn to play newbie asking questions after using said green search button magic. I submitted to one of the EN Fund searches but not seeing the ‘opt-in’ choice anywhere… Hope I didn’t screw this up already, LOL! DOH! never mind… found it, these painkillers are not helping my thought process at all! Ruptured disc in my neck and 3 bone spurs hitting nerve endings are really slowing me down! Sorry for the trouble all… ; ) |
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Lisa Lee
185,000
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Thanks Michael! |
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Lisa Lee
185,000
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Thanks Ralph and Greg. That helps answer my question? |
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Michael Heagerty
404,000
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As an Insider, it is my practice to submit to all that apply (submit to one and then opt in to the others). If it fits a Fund search and you don’t mind paying a little extra, then it is best to submit to it first and then opt in to the other searches. The reason for this is because you can’t do it the other way around. |
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Greg Rotz
53,000
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And if you go to a fund first, then for free you can opt it into an LPS. |
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Ralph Machesky
69,000
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Lisa- |