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Amazon is now letting customers order $1 items and up with one-day shipping Users can now order single sticks of deodorant, toothbrushes, and more The new policy will likely put … Read more
via arstechnica: Telecom companies like AT&T love creating new fees to tack on customer bills, and they really love raising those fees after customers sign contracts that are supposed to lock … Read more
by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) Tech giant Apple recently held another one of its product and service launch events where it was announced that new iPhones with supposed 5G capabilities are soon … Read more
Finally, a good news story about credit card debt. U.S.-based Chase Bank is forgiving all outstanding debt owed by users of its two Canadian credit cards: the Amazon.ca Rewards Visa … Read more
(Natural News) After multiple sources corroborated the longstanding accusation that Google stealthily infuses its political preferences into its products, the company has continued to claim neutrality, leading to incongruous answers by its … Read more
by xeatricex Yesterday I had my annual ‘cancel’ call with Charter/Spectrum so that I can get a new promotional monthly fee of $45.99 instead of $65.99. The CSR also … Read more
by Michael Snyder Wal-Mart gets approximately one-fourth of all the merchandise that it sells from China, and Wal-Mart’s CFO is warning that “higher tariffs will lead to higher prices for … Read more
Blocking payments to individuals or groups by financial service firms impedes freedom of speech in a free society, journalist Ben Swann has told RT, following reports that MasterCard is allegedly … Read more
From Wall Street Journal: Uber and Lyft each provide substantial discounts and incentives to riders, which subsidize the cost of trips and encourage usage. But they don’t account for these amounts … Read more
via CNBC: Robinhood’s co-founder and CEO Vlad Tenev defended the practice in a blog post. Tenev said like its broker-dealer peers, the start-up “participates in rebate programs which help … Read more
by: Vicki Batts (Natural News) Wise Company, producer of emergency and storable foods, is facing a class action lawsuit for “unlawful, unfair, and deceptive advertising and business practices.” As it … Read more
via Bloomberg: Aberdeen, Washington, is a far Northwest outpost of JPMorgan Chase & Co., with one lonely branch perched near the Pacific, 2,900 miles from Wall Street. Now the bank is … Read more
via theverge: Comcast left customers of its Xfinity Mobile phone service vulnerable to hacks and identify theft by setting the default PIN codes of its accounts to “0000,” making it easy … Read more
via arstechnica: In September of 2018, an anonymous independent security researcher (who we’ll call X) noticed that their power company’s website was offering to email—not reset!—lost account passwords to forgetful users. … Read more
“Somebody at Target programmed in an algorithm which says someone who is 50 feet within the store is willing to pay more. The most reasonable explanation is that you just … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn J. Kenji Lopez-Alt is the chef-partner of a San Francisco Bay Area restaurant: Wursthall Restaurant & Bierhaus, 310 Baldwin Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401. On Twitter, Lopez-Alt describes himself as: Full-time Dad. … Read more