Use Paypal.com if you wish to pay with a credit card. It's easy
and it's
the fastest way to get an order processed immediately. If you are
in a
hurry, this is the way to go. Go to http://www.Paypal.com
log on, and then choose the 'Send Money' option. That will get
you going.
Here is the email address that you need to send payment to:
Adopttlc@aol.com
Please be sure to include *all* details: which language set(s)
you want,
shipping option you prefer, etc. This Paypal.com note
becomes your
order form, so be sure to include your phone number and email
address to avoid
any delays. Thanks. I am often able to process an order within
hours of
receiving it. :-)
My business name is Tender Loving Communications. Your credit
card bill will
show 'Tender Loving Communications' or 'Tender Loving.'
Also, please let me know where you learned about my adoption
products. Thanks.
I will email you asap to confirm that I have received your order.
PLEASE ADD ONE DOLLAR TO YOUR TOTAL FOR A PAYPAL.COM ORDER.
THANK YOU!
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Incredibly complete site for any/all adoption information you will
need.
Tons of valuable links. If it has to do with adoption, you'll
find it
here. Karen maintains this site for the benefit of adoptive
parents and
children. Check it out -- it's great!
http://www.karensadoptionlinks.com/
Resources for Adopting From Russia. There is also some information
about
China. Some ideas for parents who may need to get financial support
in order
to adopt.
http://www.adoptive-parenting.com/russian-adoption.html
_The First Thousand Words in Russian_ If you wish to buy a
copy of a
book in _The First Thousand Words_ series, contacting Christine
Bowers is
probably the most efficient way. She is an Independent
Educational
Consultant for Usborne Books. Here's her link!
http://www.ubah.com/h1584
The folks at Unforgettable Languages recommend that adoptive
parents buy my
adoption-specific language sets FIRST. Then if you want to add to
your
vocabulary and continue to improve your Russian, their language
program will
help you build your vocabulary.
http://www.unforgettablelanguages.com