My son had a Ebay business, video games, and there were some months that the 'fees' added up quite a bit. Of course, this depended upon how many things he listed, what price he started his list at and how much sold. Bad thing is those fees are added up and charged once per month. In his case, the sales took off very well and he couldn't keep up with the number of sales. All of a sudden the fees hit, and it was a shock for him. He done his Ebay business for about 2 years before this recession hit and sunk his business.

Sapphires, here is a free screensaver that you might like. There are many add ons to it that can be downloaded and it will come up different each time your screensaver loads. It also has wallpaper and that can be set to change (or not) as often as you wish. Good Luck Cat Here is a link that might be useful: screensaver

Linking to a blog is fine as long as your goal is not to advertise the blog for the sole purpose of advertising the blog. ;) In other words, as long as it's relevant, it's fine. Where it gets sticky is when a new poster might just 'drop in' to post a link, if someone links to their blog on every single post, or if clicking on that link might result in some type of 'referral rewards' for the poster. Hope this helps, but if something needs more clarity, please let me know. Tamara (yes, I did remove some posts from this thread that were unkind and not relevant to the matter at hand, or if they referenced the removed post (because those referencing posts wouldn't quite make sense).

I am a super caution computer user. I use tough security protection programs and I'm extremely selective about what, when and where I post. Accepting that...let me then add that any info posted anywhere on any system can be found/seen if the looker wants it and is clever enough... persistent enough. Accepting that statement then apply your own set of cautions to what you post on line. There are a few things that I will never post. Those being my phone number, my birth date and any birth related info. If a website requires that info and I can't reach the site by telephone to do business with them...then I either lie about the dates if what I need from that site is that important to me...or...I do business elsewhere. Doing business elsewhere is my primary choice. I don't do social media of any sort....as in Twitter/Facebook...etc. I'm not familiar with the site you're inquiring about but apply the common sense logic that I've mentioned above. Post only what you're comfortable knowing the world can see because there's always a possibility that it can be seen. What is the probability of that happening? Probably low depending on where you post the personal info. But the probability does exist and I, personally, think if one is to wade into these sites that it's important that all users recognize that fact that nothing is ever 100% safe on the internet.