Have you ever gotten an alert from your
Time Warner Cable that your prices went up? I have, plenty of times. So how do you keep a promotional rate going without having to pay the high prices?
Call them.
Last Friday, my internet rate went up from $44.99 to $52.99. I called
immediately and the first representative didn't offer me any
promotions. The second time I called, the representative offered me
$44.99 or $39.99 with a credit card on file. I chose to get the $39.99
with credit card on file for the next 6 months, which is a $13 savings
each month.
By SavingsMommie
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Money Saving Tips
With prices going up and salaries going down, saving money nowadays can feel like an impossible challenge. If you're struggling to scrape together some extra cash, consider these nine money-saving tips.
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Money Saving Tips
By pmiller
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a year ago
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Money Saving Tips
Image courtesy of jeffmcneill via FlickrSince news broke that Rep. Anthony
Weiner had tweeted explicit photos of himself to several women, things have been getting progressively worse for the Congressman. Although
Weiner has entered rehab, Democrats and Republicans alike are
pressuring him to resign.
Obviously, Weiner's actions were wrong because they betrayed his wife's trust. They were also surprisingly careless considering his prior reputation as being pretty social media-savvy.
By dealtown
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a year ago
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Photo via Flickr courtesy of Johnathan Nightingale
For Sony and its users, the news just keeps getting worse. First the
Sony Playstation hack exposed the personal info of gamers, and then the
Sony Pictures hack allowed the movie-going crowd to get in on the misery.
Now the hacking group responsible for the latter breach has posted the names and passwords of Sony Pictures users as a torrent file for all to download. But there is a silver lining: As noted on MetaFilter, helpful programmer
Troy Hunt analyzed the leak to show that most of us don't choose secure passwords.
By pmiller
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a year ago
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Newsworthy
SugarSync is a fantastic storage service that syncs files from your PC to the Web, other PCs, and various mobile devices. Don't think you need it? Read the following TRUE HORROR STORY before you decide.
By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger
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a year ago
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