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In the wake of recent incidents where shoppers claimed they were stopped and frisked at major New York City stores like Macy’s and Barneys because of racial profiling, many of those retailers have agreed to a Customers’ Bill of Rights to keep those kinds of situations from happening.. »more |
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This $40,000 TV Is The New Thing To Ridicule With Delightful Amazon Reviews It’s not every day that the Internet’s commenters can all decide together which product on Amazon is most in need of derision by way of product reviews. This time it’s not a gallon of whole milk or even a gigantic tub of lube, but a $40,000, 85-inch LED TV from Samsung. It’s on sale, too,.. The Consumerist 8 hours ago
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49ers Ask Neighboring Businesses To Change Work Hours So Team Can Play Monday Night Football Say you’re throwing a big event, like a wedding or a family reunion, at your house. If you’re short on parking, maybe you offer your neighbors a few bucks to let your guests park in their driveways. But it’s probably going too far to ask your neighbors to redo their entire schedule for your.. The Consumerist 9 hours ago
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Nope, It’s Still Too Soon To Use Pearl Harbor To Sell Booze And SpaghettiOs When has enough time passed to turn a tragedy into just another day on the calendar to sell drink specials? Some marketers thought that the 72 years that have elapsed since December 7, 1941 was enough time that it’s OK to mention the anniversary in their marketing. One mention was pretty innocuous,.. The Consumerist 11 hours ago
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NSA Also Spied On World Of Warcraft, Second Life, Xbox Live Users Because terrorists may be secretly chatting with each other while also trying to level-up their paladins and warlocks, the National Security Agency thought it was a good idea to eavesdrop on online games like World of Warcraft and Second Life, and on gamers who used Xbox Live.
A joint.. The Consumerist 12 hours ago
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Someone Made A LEGO Version Of The Blues Brothers Mall Chase Scene. It Is Glorious If, like me, you were raised on repeated late-night viewings of The Blues Brothers, you are more than familiar with the epic 3-minute scene in which Elwood and Jake lead some Illinois State Police around, in, and through a busy mall, all while cataloging the various things one can buy there (The new.. The Consumerist 8 hours ago
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Walmart To Pay Out $25 Million Over Exploding Gas Cans
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AT&T Now Has LTE Roaming In Canada, But Oh Boy Could It Cost You
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Save Santa: Buy This Hallmark Ornament
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For Only $150, Turn Your iPhone Into A Rolling Robot
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