Monthly Archives: June 2010

iPhone 4 WITH Bumper Works Great, But Some Stores Sold Out

June 30, 2010
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If you are thinking buying the new iPhone 4, you might want to go to your Apple store NOW to purchase the bumper case that permits it have full reception quality. The $29 Apple Bumper is now selling for at least $39 plus shipping at eBay and some Apple stores are running out of...

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Massive Credit Card Scam Hits One Million Consumers, Totaling $10 million

June 30, 2010
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According to moneywatch.com the Federal Trade Commission has  “busted up an elaborate and long-running international scam said to net more than $10 million in bogus nickel-and-dime credit card charges. More than a million consumers were hit with credit card charges of $10 or less by fake shell companies, said the agency.” The column by...

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Blumenthal Oil Drill Moratorium Real Issue, Not The Attorney General’s Investments

June 30, 2010
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Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is getting flak for his and his family’s investment in oil companies, as it is seen as a contradiction to his political stances. I think that is straw man. Blumenthal and his wife have a net worth of tens of millions of dollars. His vote on issues is not...

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Bloomfield Consumer Protection Sting Operation Nets 54 Unregistered Contractors

June 30, 2010
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– Fifty-four home improvement contractors and salespersons will pay a fine or face criminal and /or administrative penalties for not being registered with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection as required by state law, Consumer Protection Commissioner Jerry Farrell, Jr. said today. He spoke at a press conference marking the conclusion of a five-month...

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