A Quick Word About Sending Us Tips

Posted on by Caleb Newquist

anonymous.jpgHey, it’s Caleb. I’m going to take a few minutes of your otherwise 100% chargeable day to let you know that there are several ways that you can send us tips:
• Email: tips@goingconcern.com
• Twitter: @going_concern – Send us a direct message
• Facebook: Join our group or friend me and send me a message.
• AIM: ID is CommandoL1
We also want you to know that we will always keep your tip in confidence and that all sources are unidentified when cited in posts.
We appreciate all of you reading and all the tips that you have provided so far. Keep them coming!
Thanks. Now do something billable.

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