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above and beyond

You Love Netflix And Have Flooded Our Inbox With Compliments

Netflix was having some serious shipping and website problems Monday, and today our inbox is flooded with happy customers asking us to congratulate Netflix. Why? More »

tax tip

6 Tax Credits That You Shouldn't Overlook

Here are 6 tax credits that can help you with the cost of education, child care, and improving your home. More »

fix your clocks

Some Verizon Phones Adjusted For Daylight Saving Time This Morning, Call For Credit

If your Verizon phone randomly adjusted for daylight saving time's end this morning for no good reason, you may be able to get a service credit by calling to complain, says Nick (who apparently isn't really a fan of Consumerist):
Dear Consumerist,
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whoops

Google Is Sorry, Will Offer Full Refunds To Video Customers

Google has admitted to making a mistake with its poorly conceived (and received) plan to offer Google check out credits to customers who had purchased videos on its recently discontinued video download service. More »

glitch

Check Your Time Warner Cable Bill For An Extra $5 Charge

Reader Brett writes in with a warning:
I just got my Time Warner bill in Southern California and wondered why my bill went up by exactly $5. I called customer service and asked them that exact question. Heather informed me that there was a billing glitch which charged an extra $5 and affected numerous people. She said the glitch would be fixed in the next few days but she would credit my account.
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howto

Hack Sprint For Dropped Call Credit

This sounds like a nifty HowTo on getting Sprint to give you a few extra bucks off your cellphone bill. More »

deals

Free Service: Amazon Credits You

Remember a couple days back when we recommended using Amazon's 30-day price drop policy to your advantage? We thought that was a pretty good idea, obviously, but keeping track of the price drops for every item—not just in a month, but every day in between—sounds like a real hassle. More »