Financial Dominance has a new owner
Financial Dominance has as new owner. My name is Marcel Pamphile. Our objective remains the same. We are dedicated to helping others take control of their financial situation.
We will provide helpful discussion and advice on any topic that threatens to suck the life blood out of your finances.
So what else is new ? Goodbye to the M-Network. If you own a blog dedicated to personal finances please do contact us. We might be able to add you to the blogroll.
Guest blogging is welcome.
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Brooke said
am October 14 2007 @ 4:16 pm
Welcome, Marcel! I hope this blog continues to provide excellent advice as it has! Good luck to you. Let me know if you have time to have a look at my site - your latest post on financial paperwork looks good and I would love to add you to my blogroll.
budgetman said
am October 14 2007 @ 4:55 pm
Welcome to the PF blogger’s “family”. Incidentally, I tried contacting you via your cforms page and got an error…so you may want to look into that.
I’m a “newbie” to PF blogging too (only been at it for about 3 months now) so I’d welcome a team up/guest spot of some sort to get more exposure. So far I’ve been pleased with the results. This is my second blog (my first was a personal site http://www.robneville.net) and I’m hoping to learn from my experiences.
I agree with Brooke, your first article looks pretty good…I look forward to seeing more from you!
Marcel said
am October 14 2007 @ 7:18 pm
Thank you for welcoming me into the family. We will do our best to meet and exceed the high standard set by Brian.
@budgetman
Thanks for notifying me about the cforms page error.
@brook,
I left a comment on your article entitled: Are you a car snob?
http://dollarfrugal.com/blog1/2007/10/are_you_a_car_snob.html
Money Blue Book said
am October 15 2007 @ 12:09 am
Did the site get sold? Why the M-Network change?
-Raymond
RV said
am October 15 2007 @ 8:24 am
Hello To The New Owner:
My best wishes to You and hope you continue to provide financial articles that would help the readers not only just read them, but also take concrete steps.
Cheers
RV
Derek said
am October 15 2007 @ 2:26 pm
Welcome to the pf blogging community. I’ve had Financial Dominance on my blogroll for awhile and welcome you to check out my site as well for your blogroll.
As Money Blue Book asked, I’d love to hear more about the change in ownership.
Marcel said
am October 15 2007 @ 4:53 pm
@Money Blue Book
Yes, Brian officially sold FD to me two weeks ago. Once that happened, M-Network replaced Financial Dominance with http://www.mytwodollars.com.
See: http://www.moolanomy.com/249/moolanomy-weekly-roundup-12-hello-readers-edition/
However everything is fine and there is no enmity between us. I was not pleased to find out FD was out of the network. But that’s life sometimes. It makes me even more determined to make FD relevant.
However, as I said before FD is actively looking for Guest bloggers and Blog Roll links to exchange. Let me know if you want to participate :). And M-Network will definitely remain on our blogroll.
Randall said
am October 17 2007 @ 8:51 am
Welcome to the fray, and best wishes.
I’m (relatively) brand new too, but I’ve followed FD for awhile and always loved the articles. You’ve got some decent-big shoes to fill, but from what I’ve seen so far it’s looking like you’re succeeding.
Cheers.
BuildAndSucceed said
am October 30 2007 @ 4:43 am
Welcome to the community, Marcel!
Looks like you’ve made a smart buy. I think you’ll do well.
Bas
BuildAndSucceed.com
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