November 2009
6 posts
Cell survey: Verizon best, AT&T worst in Houston →
Consumer Reports takes no advertising for any of their publications. Paying subscribers supports their efforts. Perhaps if they had an army of volunteers willing to purchase products, test equipment, etc. they could offer all their content for free.
scientifics:
Too bad Consumer Reports is still one of the few print sources with a pay wall. It would be interesting to see the results for other...
The Season of Stuff
I looked through all the Black Friday flyers, not because I wanted (or needed) anything, but because I was helping find bargains for friends and family I knew were looking for specific items.
I ended up buying a heavily discounted blu-ray player that had been on my wish-list for some time. I assuaged my guilt by donating my three year old DVD player to my brother-in-law.
minimalmac:
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