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Do you really know enough about cars to be able to recognize when a car repair shop is trying to pull the wool over your eyes? Well, maybe this list of ploys used by some mechanics to separate us from our money will help.
This past summer, Citi dropped a very valuable benefit from many of its credit cards - "extended warranty." American Express will be doing the same for some cards in January. If you are buying a major appliance, computer, TV, or other electronics items this benefit that doubles the manufacturer's warranty is invaluable. Here is a (partial) list of cards that still offer extended warranty protection. Call your card issuer to check too.
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Many people find it creepy to be visiting a website and then later on you are bombarded with ads for that very site. Here are some specific things you can do to help stop all these companies from tracking you online.
Little in product packaging is more annoying than a manufacturer saying or showing something on the front of the label, and then claiming the consumer is unreasonable to rely on that bold representation. Clif Bar does exactly that.
That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
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