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Say Bye-Bye to $199 iPhones and 2-Year Cell Contracts
T-Mobile started it two years ago, and now it's AT&T's turn. The company is slowly phasing out two-year contracts and subsidization of the latest phones like the iPhone 6 (which has allowed customers to pay only $199 upfront). Expect to have to pay full price -- $649 for top-of-the-line cellphones or $27 a month on an installment plan.
27 Ways to Keep Fresh Food Fresh Longer
Some of these methods may sound crazy, but Buzzfeed claims they really work to keep food fresher. For instance, they say keeping onions individually wrapped in pantyhose can keep them fresh for up to eight months.
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Xtreme Eating Awards: These Restaurant Meals Pack 2000 Calories
The Center for Science in the Public Interest just released its annual list of gut-busting restaurant meals. Each one contains about 2000 calories -- enough for a full day.
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Mouse Print* -- The Price They Advertise is Not the Price You Pay
Do you feel bamboozled by cell and cable company advertising that promises a seemingly low monthly cost, but junk fees, undisclosed charges, and a myriad of taxes boost your actual bill significantly? We do too.
That story is this week in Mouse Print*.
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