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• US pays most for cell service: survey

  consumerist.com - US pays most for cell service: survey view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/20/2009
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• Reverend Run's Daughters Keep Stealing This Guy's Designs

  consumerist.com - By Chris Walters , 7:54 PM on Thu Jan 15 2009, 167 views Angela and Vanessa Simmons, daughters of Reverend Run of Run-DMC, are following the Hot Topic ... view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 1/15/2009
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• Theft: Reverend Run's Daughters Keep Stealing This Guy's Ideas

  consumerist.com - Angela and Vanessa Simmons, daughters of Reverend Run of Run-D.M.C., are following the Hot Topic business model of ripping off the designs of other people. In this case, their fashion line Pastry keeps view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 1/15/2009
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  Comcast Wants To Cut Your Downloads

  consumerist.com - In October, Comcast will announce that they will be limiting its customers downloading to 250 gigs a month. Doesn't this deserve a price cut too? view details...

  Posted by: Big Deez 9/18/2008
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• Your Bank Is Dead. Quick, Call The Hypnotist! [Fdic]

  consumerist.com - Gramps could go any minute, but banks only fail on Fridays, giving the FDIC carcass crew plenty of time to line up potential buyers, scrap outdated letterhead, and hire hypnotists to help bank... [[ view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• McDonald's Charges More For Sweet Tea With Anything Less Than A "Full" Cup Of Ice [No Ice]

  consumerist.com - Reader Greg had his first run in with the notorious "no ice" fee, something we've been hearing about more and more lately. This time the culprit was McDonald's and they got around the "Ok, fine. view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• Restoration Hardware Shifting Nearly All Of Its Furniture Production To China? [Made In China]

  consumerist.com - If what this alleged Restoration Hardware employee says is true, the home furnishings chain may have just sacrificed its last remaining claim to distinction—high quality, American-made furniture—in... [[ view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• America's 15 Hardest Drinking Cities [Consumer Behavior]

  consumerist.com - Ah, Consumer Behavior. Forbes took a look at the CDC's 2007 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey (BRFSS) and ranked 33 cities based on their resident's answers to three survey questions:... [[ view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• 7 Things You Should Never Say To A Customer Service Rep, And 7 Things You Should [Customer Service]

  consumerist.com - Ron Burley, the man behind "Unscrewed: The Consumers’ Guide to Getting What You Paid For," has published two articles on how to effectively deal with customer service reps. On the Do Not Want side,... [[ view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• Pardon Me, Waiter? My "Coffee" Is Actually Hot Soy Sauce [Unacceptable Food]

  consumerist.com - Here's a bizarre story from Flickr user F1.4. After finishing his breakfast at a "classy" joint in the D.C. area, the server came by and topped off his coffee. When he took another sip...it was view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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• Always Print Your Gas Pump Receipt As Proof Of Purchase [Shopflifting]

  consumerist.com - You probably wouldn't try to leave a retail store without a receipt, but you might not think about it when you're at the gas pump—after all, it's not like you're going to bring the gas back for a... [[ view details...

  Found on: consumerist.com 8/12/2008
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