Wendy b asked:


In order to save money, I have moved my puter and most into my nicely heated 12×15 ft room. I spend 75% of my time in this room. I intend to leave the house furnace off and use only a portable effeicient space heater, is there anything I should worry about in not heating the rest of the house except in the evening when I am out there watching TV ? NO, the pipes won’t freeze I live in Or and it does get below freezing but rarely below about 26F

William Kamar asked:


If you don’t have a lot of time to spend grinding, or maybe you just don’t like doing it, then it can be frustrating to afford to keep your character or characters in top condition. Epic Flying Mounts, Duel Spec Training, and recurring costs like Consumables and Enchants for new gear all mean you need a ton of gold to keep yourself going in WoW.  Luckily, there is the alternative of gold buying available if you are willing.  But a lot of people aren’t sure where the best places to buy gold are.  This guide will tell answer the question “Where should I buy WoW gold?” by telling you a few of the best sites to buy from and explaining why they are so good.

The first thing everyone worries about it price, but it really doesn’t vary that much from site to site.  Occasionally a site will run a special and drop their prices for a weekend or something, but usually the best sites will all have nearly identical prices.  So if you want to buy from the best, you’ll need to look at more than price.  After all, the other factors may matter a lot more in the long run.

Safety factors are some of the most important things to look at when looking at gold sites, or any online store for that matter.  You want a site with a reputation for safety, because nothing sucks as much as getting ripped off.  So how can you be safe?  The easiest answer is to go with the obviously safe sites with big reputations, like WoWMine, SwagVault, or IGE.  These sites service thousands of customers every week, and yet you never hear anyone complaining about getting scammed or having their money stolen.  

The last thing you should consider when buying gold is whether or not the company takes steps to stay low-profile, and thus keep your transactions a secret.  Sites that advertise in-game, for example, give away their IP addresses to Blizzard, meaning it is simple for them to figure out where the gold mules are and follow the purchases to you.  And while buying gold won’t get you permanently banned, you will get the gold revoked and a temporary ban, and still be out your cash.  So which sites are careful?  Well, any site that advertises in-game is right out.  The best sites don’t bother anyways.  I’d say the absolute best for this purpose is SwagVault.  They are always very cautious, and even use little tricks to conceal transactions even better.

babeboomer asked:


I believe if I purchase and use supplemental electric space heaters, the costs to run these would be way less than what I am paying to heat my house with propane right now. It takes 5 gallons of propane to heat my 1500 square foot house per day. At $3 per gallon, that is $450 per month. I heated with the electric oil-filled heaters for one month and it was only a total of $150 for my electric for that month. So, even if it costs twice that, I would still be ahead by using electric to heat my house. Right?
But what kind of electric heaters should I purchase? Radiant? Infrared? Convection? What brand, etc.? I am planning to use the money I have saved for propane, to purchase heaters, instead. (Seems to make more sense to me to do it this way).

The electric company will not suggest a type to use. They just tell you it’s a “matter of preference.” Like, duh………..