50 Floor; They make it simple AND easy!

This Christmas when you are walking the floor as Old Santa comes your way, make it a floor from 50 Floor! Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, trusts 50 Floor to provide you with the best service and quality at the lowest possible price! Click here http://www.trustdale.com/house_home/flooring/ to receive your exclusive 50 Floor/TrustDale Deal of an additional 5% off the total on-top of all other sales and promotional items up to $500! Plus, you get the 50 Floor/TD Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: *Home Decoration with Christmas Rugs

Have you started preparing for Christmas? Are you planning on how to go about for Christmas home decoration this season? If you want to give festive touch to your home, then Christmas Rugs are the best option. You can place the rugs at any place you want, be it your doorway, home entrance, or in front of Christmas Tree; all can be decorated with beautiful Christmas rugs.

*Source: http://easy-home-decor-ideas.blogspot.com/2011/11/home-decoration-with-christmas-rugs.html

Pat Murphy Electric, Inc. where “Exceptional Service is Our Standard”!

Pat Murphy Electric, Inc. is not a franchise. Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, trusts Pat Murphy Electric, Inc. to meet customer expectations for quality with highly trained electricians who focus on your needs with the goal of complete customer satisfaction. Click HERE to receive your exclusive Pat Murphy/TD Deal of 10% off any electrical service up to $1,000! Plus, you get the Pat Murphy/TD Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: * Tips for Holiday Electrical Safety

Holiday lights help make the season beautiful. They can also cause home fires. To keep your family safe:

1. Look at each string of lights carefully. If any are cracked or damaged, buy new ones.
2. When you buy new lights, look at the box for a label that shows they have been tested for safety, such as ETL or UL.
3. Follow the directions on the box. It will tell you how many strings to use together. As a rule, UL recommends using no more than three standard-size sets of lights together.
4. Hang or mount light strands carefully to avoid damaging the cord’s insulation.
5. Do not plug in too many things at one time. Use a surge protector.
6. Unplug all holiday lights when you go to sleep or leave home.
7. Plug outdoor decorations into outlets protected by Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) to prevent shock.
8. Automatic lighting timers can be used to ensure that lights are not left on by mistake. These are available for both indoor and outdoor use.
9. Do not put electrical cords under rugs. Try to keep them away from places people walk.
10. When replacing a holiday bulb, be sure to use the correct bulb size (wattage) that is right for the fixture.
11. Use safety caps to keep children from putting things into electrical receptacles/outlets.

*Source: http://www.homesafetycouncil.org/safetyguide/sg_holiday_w001.asp

Over the river and through the woods…

It’s the holiday season, a time of love, laughter, joy….and road trips! If you’ve decided not to take your pet along for the holidays, contact Pet Lodge Pet Resort! Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, trusts Pet Lodge Pet Resort to provide your pet with the very best care available! Click HERE to receive your exclusive Pet Lodge/TrustDale Deal of your pet’s first overnight visit FREE for new clients when you call or submit your e-mail today! Plus, you get the Pet Lodge/TD Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: * 5 Holiday Pet Travel Tips

The holiday season is here again – and somehow it seems to sneak up on us faster every year! Here are some great travel tips from tripswithpets.com to ensure that you and your fluffy friend arrive at your holiday destination safe and happy!

• No heads out the window: Although many pets find that sticking their head out the window is the best part of the road trip, it’s not safe. Your pet can easily be injured by flying debris. This should go without saying, but NEVER travel with a pet in the back of a pickup truck. Some states have laws restricting such transport and it is always dangerous.
• Frequent pit stops: Always provide frequent bathroom and exercise breaks. Most travel service areas have designated areas for walking your pet. Be sure to stay in this area particularly when you pet needs a potty break…and of course, bring along a bag to pick up after your pet. When outside your vehicle, make sure that your pet is always on a leash and wearing a collar with a permanent and temporary travel identification tag.
• Proper hydration: During your pit stops be sure to provide your pet with some fresh water to wet their whistle. Occasionally traveling can upset your pet’s stomach. Take along ice cubes, which are easier on your pet than large amounts of water.
• Watch the food intake: It is recommended that you keep feeding to a minimum during travel. Be sure to feed them their regular pet food and resist the temptation to give them some of your fast food burger or fries (that never has a good ending).
• Don’t leave them alone: Never leave your pet unattended in a parked vehicle. On warm days, the temperature in your vehicle can rise to 120 degrees in minutes, even with the windows slightly open. In addition, an animal left alone in a vehicle is an open invitation to pet thieves.

*Source: http://blog.castorpolluxpet.com/small-cute/5-holiday-pet-travel-tips

“One hand on the pulse of the Insurance Market, the other using the best technology available…” that’s The Galish Group!

Your home and all the possessions in it represent the largest purchase most of us will ever make. It’s ironic to note that how our home and belongings are insured is often overlooked. Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, trusts The Galish Group to take away the confusion when it comes to purchasing homeowner’s insurance. The Galish Group will take the time to explain your coverage. Click HERE to receive this exclusive Galish Group/TrustDale Deal: If Galish can’t beat your rates, apples to apples, they’ll give you a $25 gift card. Plus, you get the Galish Group/TD Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: *Holiday Decoration Safety Tips

Lights

• Indoors or outside, use only lights that have been tested for safety. Identify these by the label from an independent testing laboratory.
• Check each set of lights, new or old, for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires, or loose connections. Discard damaged sets or repair them before using.
• Fasten outdoor lights securely to trees, house, walls or other firm support to protect from wind damage.
• Use no more than three standard-size sets of lights per single extension cord.
• Turn off all lights on trees and other decorations when you go to bed or leave the house. Lights could short and start a fire.
• Never use electric lights on a metallic tree.
• The tree can become charged with electricity from faulty lights, and any person touching a branch could be electrocuted! To avoid this danger, use colored spotlights above or beside a tree, never fastened onto it!
• Keep “bubbling” lights away from children. These lights with their bright colors and bubbling movement can tempt curious children to break candle-shaped glass, which can cut, and attempt to drink liquid, which contains a hazardous chemical.

*:Source: http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/611.pdf

Move the smart way! Move the Pack & Load Way!

A moving company is only as good as the movers who are moving you. Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, trusts Georgia Pack & Load to only employ trained professional movers who know how to wrap and properly move your furniture and most precious possessions! Click HERE to receive your exclusive Georgia Pack & Load/TrustDale Deal of $50,000.00 full replacement insurance FREE (a $187.50 value)! Plus, you get the Georgia Pack & Load /TD Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: *BBB Tips for Surviving Cyber Monday Holiday Sales

Cyber Monday, the Monday after Thanksgiving, has replaced Black Friday as the most popular day to shop for the holidays. The BBB recommends the following tips for shopping online this holiday season to help fight unscrupulous online retailers, scammers and hackers:

• Protect your personal information. Check to see how your information may be used online. When shopping at stores, keep your card out of sight and make sure you get it back and safely in your wallet before you leave the store.
• Check the site’s security settings and privacy policy. If the site is secure, its address should start with https://. You also may see a picture of a small closed lock in the lower right hand corner of the screen.
• Know the company’s refund and return policies. Are there restocking fees? Do you have to pay shipping costs on returns?
• Do not rely on pictures of a product. Read the description and check model numbers, if applicable.
• Be cautious of free or low-price offers. Often, free offers are followed by an open-ended enrollment in a program that automatically bills your credit card account. Before ordering anything online, make sure you click on and read all terms and conditions.
• Pay with a credit card. If you suspect fraud or don’t receive your order, you can challenge the charge in the event of a dispute.
• Obtain a tracking number for shipments. If you need the product before the holidays, find out when the seller intends to ship it and if possible, how it will be shipped.
• Print out the order. Make sure you have the documentation page for online orders and save it until the order arrives.
• Be aware of phishing. Don’t respond to emails that ask for your credit card or bank account number or other personal information. Legitimate businesses do not send emails claiming there is a problem with an order or account to lure you into revealing financial information. Call the company or find the customer service form on the company website to confirm any problem.

*Source: http://youngstown.bbb.org/article/BBB-Tips-for-Surviving-Black-Friday-and-Cyber-Monday-Holiday-Sales-30881

Sunday on TrustDale TV!

Sunday Morning at 11:00 on Atlanta’s FOX 5:

Money seeps from her wallet as no one can find the water leak in her yard, so the TrustDale team steps in for solutions. We talk to a woman who says she got the cold shoulder for five years on her defective refrigerator. Tom DiGregorio of Aquaguard gets advice on carpet cleaning from Miracle Floor Care. Emory Clark of Clark & Washington shares his knowledge on consumer finances. And Dale has good news for a viewer who had a psycho garage door.

1- Water Woes – Sarah Dowell in story, Alan King of American Leak Detectors

2- Worst Buy? – Dana Thorton

3- Tom’s Tips – carpet cleaning –Phillip Honeycutt of Miracle Floor Care

4- Legal Lifeline – Emory Clark

5- garage door folow up – Andrea Hirsch in story (All Four Seasons mentioned)

Do it right the first time!

You only get one chance to move your precious possessions the right way. Climer Moving delivers quality by anticipating your needs and being able to satisfy them. Dale Cardwell, founder of TrustDale.com, trusts Climer’s stable, trusted long-term employees to pack and move your belongings with care and respect. Click HERE to receive your exclusive Climer Moving/TrustDale Deal of an exclusive $50.00 off packing materials and $50.00 off your first Climer Move! Plus, you get the TrustDale Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day *BBB Tips for Surviving Black Friday Holiday Sales

Holiday shopping doesn’t have to destroy your nerves or your budget if you research the items you want to buy and set limits on what you will spend, the Better Business Bureau advises. “Some Black Friday deals may look good on the surface, but quantities may be extremely limited or the size of the discount greatly exaggerated,” said Patricia B. Rose, BBB President. “By checking prices at several retailers and reading advertisements carefully, consumers can make an educated decision on whether it’s worthwhile to stand in line or miss a good night’s sleep.”

• Start planning now. Many retail stores are already promoting Black Friday deals in ads and on their websites. Take time to print out or clip ads for items you are interested in buying to help outline your shopping day in advance.
• Read the fine print on gift cards. These can be found on the back of the card and will let you know the terms and conditions for using the card. There could be limitations to in-store purchases or exclusions on certain items.
• Ask about return policies. While many stores offer a 30-day return policy, it is important to read the terms and conditions associated with each purchase. And remember that the refund policy usually applies to the day you purchase the item not when you give the item as a gift. Be sure to request gift receipts for all gifts.
• Ask for gift receipts. When buying gifts, it’s important to obtain and keep receipts for all purchases in case the recipient needs to return an item. Many stores will provide gift receipts upon request, which allow returns but don’t show the recipient how much you paid for an item.

*Source: http://youngstown.bbb.org/article/BBB-Tips-for-Surviving-Black-Friday-and-Cyber-Monday-Holiday-Sales-30881

Saturday on TrustDale TV!

Saturday morning at 11:30 on Atlanta’s FOX 5:
Dale gets to the bottom of why the title for a car hasn’t been given to the owner and how you can prevent it from happening to you. US Window Factory demonstrates how you could be letting air fly out your windows. An attorney from Clark & Washington talks to a homeowner who is looking for help to prevent foreclosure. Aquaguard’s Tom DiGregorio gets good advice on how to prevent water damage from Water Out. And Dale shares some good news for a viewer who had a lousy laptop.

1•Entitled car title – MARIANNA BOYD

2•US Window Factory – BERT KUONQUI & PETER BOURGET

3•Foreclosure help – homeowner Anne Ross, ATTORNEY BRIAN SHOCKLEY (of Clark and Washington)

4•Tom’s Tips – water damage, FRANK LEFF

5• Lousy laptop folow up – Sandra Reagan

Honor your agreements…

TrustDale.com receives hundreds of requests per month from people seeking relief from unfair business practice. Click HERE to read more from Dale regarding the most common types of consumer complaints received through help@trustdale.com .

TrustDale Thought for the Day: *Give Thanks to God

Thanksgiving is not just a holiday for parades and turkeys. It is a day to stop and take inventory on all the blessings God has bestowed on you this year. It is a time to get together with your family and your friends, and it is a time to get together with God.

Many will remember to say grace over their holiday meal. Many will even list things that they are grateful for. But we must also remember to WHOM we are thankful. Don’t just say you are “grateful for”, say you are “grateful to God for”.

1 Chronicles 16:34
Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.

Psalms of Thanksgiving (NIV)
Psalm 28:7
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and I am helped. My heart leaps for joy and I will give thanks to him in song.

Psalm 118:21
I will give you thanks, for you answered me; you have become my salvation.

*Source: http://www.squidoo.com/thank-god

Who you gonna call? RICHMOND TREE EXPERTS!

Tree care, service and removal are issues most of us have no experience with, until we suddenly have a crisis. Dale Cardwell, president of TrustDale.com, recommends you put Richmond Tree Experts in your emergency contacts. When disaster strikes, you’ll know who to call! Click HERE to receive your exclusive Richmond/TrustDale Deal of a Free Stump Removal on services costing $900.00 or more! Plus, you get the TrustDale Make It Right Guarantee!

TrustDale Tip of the Day: *How can I tell if my backyard tree is diseased or dead?

A healthy tree is strong and robust, but it can go south in a number of ways. Factors like wind, rain and extreme heat and cold can affect the health of a tree. These environmental causes can’t be controlled, so it’s important to keep an eye out for any early symptoms of ill health. Trees need to be inspected routinely: once each season and especially after severe storms. Healthy trees have full crowns, the area of branches and leaves that extend from the main trunk. Don’t let green leaves fool you, though — trees can be sick and still have a lush, green crown. These are some key symptoms that will indicate if your tree isn’t healthy:

• Dead wood: Dead wood looks dry and lifeless and breaks very easily. Because it’s brittle and can’t bend in the wind like a healthy branch, it’s likely to break. For this reason, dead branches, also called widow makers, need to be removed immediately because they’re very dangerous.
• Cracks and cankers: Cracks are deep splits through the bark, and they usually indicate that a tree is failing. Cankers are holes where the bark is missing; they increase the chance of a stem breaking near the canker.
• Weak branch unions: Weak branch unions are areas where branches aren’t securely attached to the tree. This happens when two branches grow closely together and bark grows between them. The bark isn’t as strong as wood, and it weakens the union of the branches.
• Decay: Trees usually decay from the inside out, so it can be tough to notice initially. Fungi, like mushrooms, are good indicators, as is soft or crumbly wood.
• Poor tree architecture: Poor tree architecture means an uneven growth pattern, indicated by lopsided or leans in a particular direction. This is usually caused by years of damage from storms or improper pruning.

If you think that your tree is in trouble, you should call an arborist for a consultation. Arborists are tree experts that will be able to diagnose a disease and offer you a course of action. Not all diseased trees need to be removed, but if the tree is dead, it’s best to get it out of there. You should never try to remove a tree yourself. It’s a big job that requires expert precision to avoid extensive damage to property and people.

*Source: http://home.howstuffworks.com/diseased-or-dead-tree2.htm

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