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Free light bulbs, easy money in medical experiments, and a stock at 1X earnings
FREE LIGHT BULBS FROM DUKE ENERGY: Duke Energy is giving away free CFL light bulbs for some reason. I signed up yesterday and the website informed me that a shipment of 15 light bulbs is headed my way. Duke Energy … Continue reading
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Amex 75,000 offer is back, Amazon Coins, and a Spirit Airlines Giveaway
RETURN OF THE SON OF THE AMEX 75,000 POINT OFFER: The Amex 75K offer which suddenly appeared and then suddenly disappeared has suddenly reappeared, only this time it’s got a higher minimum spend: $10,000. Not amazing, but not bad either. Via … Continue reading
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Site update
The comment and registration spam was getting a little overwhelming, so I added CAPTCHAs. Please drop me a line if there are any issues.
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The housing bubble is back, baby!
Remember how real estate prices got crazy in the mid- to late- 2000′s and then crashed? Remember how there was some nasty fallout from that and we all learned a good lesson and figured that the next real estate bubble … Continue reading
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