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—>Anthony accepted a job at New Jersey telemarketing company Avaya Inc. in September 2002 but decided at the last minute not to start working for the company. More »
—>Joshua had a problem with Amazon. He and his wife bought Kindles, broke one and went for a return/exchange, in which the couple ended up with a new Kindle and $300 of Amazon's money in its account. More »
—>It's not often that we get an email from a reader complaining about a company that gives him money and won't take it back, but with Amazon, anything is possible. More »
—>Who couldn't use an extra $100 these days? Chase is giving $100 if you open a new Chase checking accounts. Just go here, enter an email address, take the coupon they send you to a nearby branch, and open a new checking account. Of course, there are a few caveats: 1) You have to deposit $100 into it. 2) The $100 can't come from another Chase account or an affiliate. 3) Within 60 days, you have to either make 5 debit card purchases, or set up direct deposit. 4) You have to keep the account open for 6 months or they take the $100 back. 5) If you don't set up direct deposit and you don't make at least 5 debits a month, you get hit with a fee. Still, a hundred bucks is a hundred bucks. More »
—>Amazon has a policy that if you buy something from them, and the price drops within 30 days, they will refund you the difference. More »
According to Meredith, the free coupons had to be nulled because they were "tampered with." More »
