Is there anyway that anybody can help me with Algebra 1? In need of help BAD!

Question

albert0898 · Answer

I can help ~~ xD

anonymous · Answer

Why not?

anonymous · Answer

i also need help in algebra im in 9th grade :(

anonymous · Answer

Do you have Gmail? I can tutor you using chat.
Send me your email if you do.

anonymous · Answer

you Tutor people?

anonymous · Answer

I am willing to do it. Do you have Gmail? I can use chat to do this.

anonymous · Answer

like Face to Face? i dont have a cam

anonymous · Answer

It is not face-to-face. Just give me your email if you have Gmail. It is text-only and online.

anonymous · Answer

ill send you it in a private message kay?

anonymous · Answer

Why not

directrix · Answer

No one should post personal contact information. It is against the Code of Conduct.

•Soliciting personal, private, or offline contact information.

anonymous · Answer

O.o oh

albert0898 · Answer

If anyone needs help with anything just chat me and I'll give you my email - but for now, go on this temp. website where you can show me the problem and I'll help... http://www.scriblink.com/index.jsp?act=phome&roomid=577&KEY=389B8CDDBD09058120DE4872967187A7

directrix · Answer

@HollyDolli --> close this thread and post your Algebra question in a new one. Thanks.

directrix · Answer

@cshalvey @preetha  @owlfred

anonymous · Answer

Do not email me. I will do it to you.

directrix · Answer

Interesting that no mods are replying.
@TuringTest   @Zarkon @shadowfiend  @darthsid

hero · Answer

@Directrix, who are you accusing of posting personal info?

directrix · Answer

@Hero --> no accusations

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix  , if they are okay with with giving their personal info. then you should be okay with it, isnt like they just gave me their address or something. its cool!

anonymous · Answer

Hi everyone, @Directrix is correct. It is unwise, and unsafe to give out personal information (even email) on OpenStudy (or any public website for that matter). For instance, @alevine your email address is now public domain for anyone - not just members of OpenStudy. That is *not* a smart decision, thanks.

anonymous · Answer

well I just need help, its all i ask for! Anybody?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry. I will never do that again.

shadowfiend · Answer

In particular, please note that there are private messages on OpenStudy specifically so that you can communicate this information in a more secure way.