Some use pseudonyms, work only with agencies after hours, or have their partner handle all communications in order to
avoid using their real name.
It's a good idea to
avoid using your real name.
Not exact matches
I notice that many preachers these days
avoid the
name Jesus, but refer to him always as «Christ» or «the Christ,» almost as if
using his
real name would make him too much like us.
If you want to get a box for the free swag, we suggest not
using your
real name, email or contact info to
avoid being targeted for marketing purposes.
There are 0 ways to tell if someone are
real or not
real, and if you are wasting your money or not... MY best advice
avoid dating agencys that have ukraine / russian girls, and
use the dating app
named Tinder instead... pay a little membership and select your city is example kiev / odessa / kharkov / moscow and then see who like you... when two people like each other they can chat and arrange a meeting... and actual i will be going to kiev in september and have 6 girls so far..
There are many people who find that
using their
real name is also something that they want to
avoid telling others until they get to know them better.
I am starting of as author and beginning to write my first book.I heard someone say if writing an actual story whether it be myself and other people I really know in the book.To have everyone sign a legal document type thing by lawyer giving permission to
use peoples
real names.so as to
avoid any lawsuit that may occur with the book.and is it best to
use a pen
name for myself and made up
name for actual people being included in the book.what would your opinion be on legel grounds safer to
use made up names.thank you
Avoid dealing with charities who
uses a
name or website resembling that of a
real nonprofit, but presenting themselves as a separate entity.