It’s nice to hear this news! I hope this project will help to raise our economy from the economic crisis that we are experiencing. The American economy is in a bit of a tailspin, and it is getting increasingly more and more difficult to tell just when or where, or whether it will ever recover. Consumers are finding themselves having to take out more payday loans in these times, in order to be able to meet the mortgage payments, the doctor bills, or put food on the table. The mortgage crisis has hit the economy hard, and the mass layoffs that have begun are not helping matters. Adobe just laid off 600, Viacom laid off 850, NBCU is about to drop 500, and AT&T has decided to cut 12,000 jobs from its payroll. The massive amounts of people let go are just exacerbating the problems, though they may be necessary evils. Consumers are bearing the brunt of the bill, especially when the Treasury agrees to spend over $800 Billion of the taxpayer’s money to bail out the banks that have helped to cause this fiasco. These banks are now starting to clamp down on the very consumers whose tax dollars kept the bank execs employed, by making credit more and more difficult to obtain, even to those with good credit, and raising their fees for things like late payments or overdrafts. Perhaps there may be a positive, when we, as consumers, now know the dangerous consequences of too much credit use. If we as a nation don’t go bust from this, we may come out of it stronger and more cautious when it comes to using credit and debt. Click to read more on payday loans.