Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I’m having a difficult time selecting my first board, because I want something that fills both the niches that skateboards and longboards cover; I want something portable and capable of doing tricks, but I also want something to commute around campus/city long distances. I was “making” a board on skateboard warehouse and ultimately came up with a 7.6 with 52 mm wheels, but I feel that it will suck for commuting. Would I still be able to do tricks if I got high trucks and 60 mm’s? Or is 7.6 too small, regardless?
In that case, could you recommend a longboard/cruiser setup? Most of the research I’ve done has been in skateboards…

I’ve gotten 3 estimates & narrowed it down to 2. I’ll be using a local agent affiliated with either North American or United van lines for a move from Delaware to Wisconsin. Which should I choose? Do both use owner-operators or do they own their trucks and drivers/movers work full-time for them?

So I have a large scratch on my car door…
These people will come up to me at the gas station or get my attention when I’m at a red light and ask me if I want them to repair it. It’s happened to me close to 10 times in the past few months. And they seem to be all sorts of people, some drive crappy beat-up trucks, and some drive fairly new, nice SUV’s.
What’s the deal with this? Are they all affiliated or could it really be that there are just tons of people out there randomly doing the same thing?
The reason I ask is because it happens so often and each one has the same pitch — also, I can’t find anything online about this. There has to be something online about it!! Is it some sort of scam? It always reminds me of the people who try to sell you crappy stereos “for a fraction of the cost since their manager needs them to get rid of it”.