New E-Book: The Top Four Benefits given to Creditors and Landlords under the New Bankruptcy Law

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Dear Friends:

I am pleased to make available to you my new Four-Part Series, called: The Top Four Benefits given to Creditors and Landlords under the New Bankruptcy Law which is totally complimetary, by simple subscription. This is intended, primarily, as a guide for vendors and landlords who find themselves in business relationships with troubled companies.

I think you will find it informative and helpful, and I welcome, as always, feedback and comment.Many of my contacts will have already received an invitation to subscribe to this series. If you have received it the invitation, please click on it to accept. If you have not received the invitation, please send me an e-mail, and I will see that the invitation goes to you, pronto!Once you have subscribed, you will receive the series, one part every few days. I encourage you to print it and keep it. If you have friends, colleagues, customers, or anyone else whom you think might benefit from this user-friendly, practical guide, please send me their contact info and they will receive the invitation to subscribe in short order.

I also remind you that my previously offered Seven-Part Series, entitled:

The Seven Deadly Si(g)ns: Telltale Indications of a Business in Trouble

is also still available by subscription. Follow the same procedure to receive it. I look forward to your feedback and inquiries.


Warren

Please Subscribe to My New Seven Part Series!

Friends:

I have authored a Seven-Part Series, called: The Seven Deadly Si(g)ns:
Telltale Indications of a Business in Trouble. It is available by subscription, which is totally complimetary. This is intended, primarily, as a guide for business owners of small to medium family or closely held companies, and those who do business with those entities. I think you will find it informative and helpful, and I welcome, as always, feedback and comment.

Many of my contacts will have already received an invitation to subscribe to this series. If you have received it, please click on the invitation to accept. If you have not received the invitation, please send me an e-mail, and I will see that the invitation goes to you, pronto!

Once you have subscribed, you will receive the series, one part every few days. I encourage you to print it and keep it. If you have friends, colleagues, customers, or anyone else whom you think might benefit from this user-friendly, practical guide, please send me their contact info and they will receive the invitation to subscribe in short order. You may, of course, forward your e-mails to them, but that will require you to follow up as you receive them every few days. You will probably find it easier to encourage them to get on the subscription list.

I hope you find this material useful, and I am anxious to hear your reactions.

Keep in touch!

Warren

I Couldn't Have Said it Better Myself!

Rather than sound like a broken record, I refer you to a very well written and researched article discussing the disaster that IS Bankruptcy "Reform." It's quite consistent with the points I've been trying to make on these pages for a number of weeks.

Warren