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You’re looking for a new car and you’ve decided to buy used. Smart choice! With the price of gas and the state of the economy, shelling out all that extra cash for a brand new car when a used car can be just as fuel efficient and a much better … The Nokia 6303 Classic handset is a decent option for customers looking for music as well as a camera utility in their phone. In addition to this, another advantage is the internet browsing facility. Though the internet facility … read more…

Advice and Tips on Buying Used Cell Phone | Communications
Although the price of mobile phones is getting cheaper, but for some people the price of a new cell phone still seems expensive especially for the cell phone. read more…

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If you intend to buy for Samsung D500, taking into consideration its surprisingly fun to play MP3 music player in most popular sizes. The 80 MB internal memory can be used as an additional benefit. It can be a large number of songsand … read more…

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Phone Savvy
I change mobile phones as often as I change clothes. High end cell phone accessories are like Kleenex – just throw them after use. Most women collect shoes, … read more…

Best Phone Contracts: Special way to get the mobile in your pocket
Mobile phones are one of the important devices used by us. With the introduction of technology, various mobile phones with different features and functionalities have become a part of our life. They h… read more…

What makes it money-spinning to buy r4i?
Gone are the days when you had to juggle between different cartridges to play different games.In this modern era, r4i card rule the roost which is the latest invention in the flash card technology. r4… read more…

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Haitians keep cell phones running (The Citizens’ Voice)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Before the quake, Pierre Benoit manufactured clothes for men and women. He lost 15 relatives in the disaster. His shop was destroyed. In the chaos, he has turned to an unexpected business opportunity: charging cell phones. Mr. Ben read more…

Hippodrome offers ticket deal for used cell phones (Independent Florida Alligator)
The Hippodrome is asking Gainesville residents to bring out their dead — cell phones, that is. read more…

Lawyer says fake phone job at Sen. Landrieu’s office ‘a stunt’ (Seattle Times)
The lawyer for one of the four men arrested Monday on charges of interfering with the phones in Sen. Mary Landrieu’s office in New Orleans said the episode was a prank based on what conservative activists have said was a problem getting through to the senator’s office during the health-care debates. But Landrieu said she remained curious about the men’s motives and said people should not … read more…

Open Question: Bank refuses to help resolve un-authorised Visa Check Card transactions debited to my account.?
I been client of Bank of America for many years. I am now working out of USA. Some times I use my Visa Card to buy stuff online.

About four months ago, I recieved an email from BofA (the bank), alerting me that 8 transactions been registered on my card account. All amounts were to Microsoft X-Box. Yet I never buy any MS stuff, let alone some XBox!! So same hour I got that alert I contacted the bank via Live Chat, and told them to stop payments. They refused…saying: wait till they get posted/apid, then file a claim. Meanwhile we will block the card, i.e cancel it. I said OK.

3 days later they got fully posted on my account. BofA then asked me to call them via phone to verfiy my identity, and claim the money, and get new card. Every number they gave me (during past 4 moths they gave some 20 numbers to call…at my cost!!!). Yet each time, its either the wrong number or they ask for SSN Social Security Number, etc…which I do not have as I am NOT a US citizen.

Anyway, in the end, the matter still open, un-resolved, and the saga continues.

What can I do to pay back the damn bastard Bank the way they mishandled this matter, and still refuse to call me or solve trhe matrer via email or other. All their repleis, are basically the same: please call this and that numbers, etc etc.

Is there supervisory body to file complaint from my overseas location. Is there msge boards, about banks and banking, to publish my complaint and shake up their image, reputation. The damn bastaards.

Open Question: What is your problem, corporate shopper of America?
1. I am a cashier….You pay me for what you buy. I do not invent, manufacture, package or research products. I am a cashier. If you want to know if it contains peanuts…read the label..it will say “contains peanuts”

2. I think it’s great that you have 13 cents in your purse, under your wallet, beside your cell phone, somewhere around the 150 receipts you have wadded up in there, and one more penny somewhere inside the torn lining of your purse. Just give me the damn dollar so I can give your change back and wait on the 70 other people behind you. Having the exact change does not make you customer of the year!

3. I am not a pharmacist. I don’t want to know the intimate details of your symptoms and I can not tell you if ibuprofen or acetaminophen will work best for you. Go to the damn doctor and ask him. If I was qualified to prescribe medicine do you really think I would be a cashier??

4. I am not overcharging you. I do not even know the person who owns this company. Why would I over charge you so the owner of this company can make more money? I am not Robin hood! Do you see me wearing green tights and a curly green hat? Come see me when I own this company and work the cash register, maybe I will consider over charging you then!

5. No!!! You can’t lay a dollar on the counter and run out because the person in front of you is holding up the line by digging for that penny. The year is 2007. If you buy something, it has to be scanned to put the money in the register. There are thousands of items in stores. I do not go home at night and study to memorize the prices. That is why we have modern cash registers. So we can scan items and the price just magically appears and that way, I can’t cheat you out of that two cents that we discussed earlier!

6. OK..your kid is cute, but I don’t want to have a conversation with a two year old. If I did, I would be at home having a conversation with my own two year old, who by the way is much cuter and much much better behaved than your offspring. Tell the Brat no and pay for your crap and get out of the way! I am trying to work here! There’s 50 customers behind you who would like to get dinner home before breakfast!

7. I’m sorry that you want 12 cents off of a $10 bag of candy. The candy is not on sale. I don’t care if it was on the sales rack or if you scraped it off the floor. It’s not on sale. If you lay in the floor, scream, cry and wet yourself, it still will not be on sale. Use a little common sense here. If you want to yell, you can Yell at the lady with the adorable little darling who spends his afternoons running through the store moving products from shelf to shelf while mommy is asking the cashier what she needs to take for her diarrhea. Maybe she will give you 12 cents to shut up. It works for her kids.

8. I am not a psychic. You can not stare at me and point at the wall behind me while talking on the cell phone about your husband’s hairy back and expect me to know what you want. Hang up the damned phone and speak, roll over, play dead, do something that makes sense! If you are that worried about your husband’s hairy back, ask one of the cashiers, perhaps they can prescribe a bottle of nair, which by the way..is on sale…12 cents off!!
Lol @ the fact none of you get that this was a joke.

First off; The year is not 2007, it’s 2009.

Second off; If you read it, you’ll note every next one make a witty reference to the one before it.

Third off; I don’t have a 2 year old.

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