Offering travel tips, travel planning advice, travel stories from my round-the-world adventures. I help plan once-in-a-life-time experiences for couples or groups; weekend getaways or extended adventures. In my private life I am the Grandmother of 13, wife of Chef Don, and keeper of a beautiful Papillon named Poppy and a cat named Charlotte. We both spent most of our lives in Ohio and are now located in Fort Mill, SC. Travel along - join in the conversation and offer up your travel stories.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Thursday, December 20, 2012
I'm an Ambassador for All-inclusive Hard Rock Resorts!
Only a little over three weeks from now, I will be visiting yet another All-Inclusive Hard Rock Resort, this time the new one in Cancun and as a Travel Impressions Ambssador.
I already know the beach is to-die-for, having stayed right next door a mere three months ago. In fact, we were able to watch all the busy workers put the finishing touches on Hard Rock right from our balcony. Can't wait to see the finished product and experience the fine service I've some to know from this brand.
Here's a sneak peek from the website:
http://www.travimp.com/ambassadors/microsite/hardrock.html
Monday, March 05, 2012
10 best travel inventions
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Fraud prevention
Here are a few pointers I learned after someone illegally accessed my bank account and transferred thousands of dollars from my account to theirs.
One is to always completely type out the web site of the bank when going to it rather than using the history list or, worse yet, a search engine.
Another is to perform a full system virus scan occasionally. The automatic virus protection that most of us have does a"quick scan" that does not penetrate each and every file. You should manually do the full system scan which will take an hour or more.
Of course, be careful with those passwords. Don't store them on your device and use ones that don't "make sense". Maybe keep a small notebook in your purse? Seems so non-techno but may be a safer way
One is to always completely type out the web site of the bank when going to it rather than using the history list or, worse yet, a search engine.
Another is to perform a full system virus scan occasionally. The automatic virus protection that most of us have does a"quick scan" that does not penetrate each and every file. You should manually do the full system scan which will take an hour or more.
Of course, be careful with those passwords. Don't store them on your device and use ones that don't "make sense". Maybe keep a small notebook in your purse? Seems so non-techno but may be a safer way
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