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The Consumerist- Consumerist Friday Flickr Finds [Flickr] November 13, 2009Here are seven wonderful photos readers added to The Consumerist Flickr Pool this week, picked for neatness and usability in a Consumerist post. Check 'em out! by frankieleon by Venerata Noce di Cocco by beatnikside by Baltech by Tom Simpson by van swearingen by frankieleon Our Flickr Pool is the place where Consumerist readers go and upload photos for […]Chris Walters
- You Can't Use A Barnes & Noble Gift Card For Ebooks [Warnings] November 13, 2009If you or someone you know is getting a nook, Barnes & Noble's version of the Kindle, this year and you want to use a gift card to fill it with books, forget it. For mysterious reasons, the retailer won't allow it. (By contrast, Amazon does.) The issue first popped up on TeleRead.org last weekend, when someone wrote in to say he discovered his […]Chris Walters
- Am I Responsible For My Parents' Debt? [Collection Agencies] November 13, 2009Jay's parents have gotten quite, uh, spendy with their retirement income, and now they've got a lot of debt they can't pay off. This has become Jay's problem not because he's a party to any of the debt, but because they've put him down as a reference and now bill collectors are harassing him. He writes: I have an issue I'm […]Chris Walters
- FDA: Convince Us That Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages Are Safe And Legal [Govenment] November 13, 2009The FDA says that companies have 30 days to convince them that caffeinated alcoholic beverages are safe and legal, because they don't seem to remember approving them. The FDA says that in order for a substance to be intentionally added to food, its particular use has to have been approved by FDA regulation, subject to a prior sanction, or be Generally R […]Meg Marco
- Walmart Takes Steps To Prevent More Black Friday Chaos And Tragedy [Walmart] November 13, 2009Hoping to avoid anything even close to last year's tragic Black Friday human stampede, Walmart stores nationwide aren't opening at the crack of dawn. Instead of opening their doors at 5 A.M. and inviting sales-crazed frenzies, they will open at 6 A.M. on Thanksgiving Day, then remain open overnight. "(Shoppers) will be dispersed through a 200, […]Laura Northrup
- Consumerist Friday Flickr Finds [Flickr] November 13, 2009
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