So what is a discussion about coffee doing on a consumer web site? Anything that costs consumers upwards of $1,000 per year seems to be worth analyzing. Yup — that daily $4 Starbucks frappuccino will set you back about a thousand of your hard-earned $1.00 bills. Compare that to the … Read more
Lean Belly Breakthrough and its companion Net-based publication See Your Abs are highly problematic Net offerings. By our definition, they are scams and are disturbing examples of how Internet marketers are trying to wrest money from unsuspecting consumers. They claim to rid you of ALL of your belly fat in 30 days. The story is … Read more
Increasing numbers of homeowners are installing photovoltaic (PV) arrays on their roofs in order to produce some or all of their own electricity. The costs of solar power have dropped sufficiently that complete paybacks of this investment are dropping to as low as five years and, on average, about 7-8 years. In another article, we … Read more
Who doesn’t love Craigslist? Craig Newmark gave consumers an incredible gift when he used technology to obliterate the paid classified business previously controlled by the newspapers. Ooops, we suppose the newspaper publishers don’t love Craigslist. But any shopper has Mr. Newmark to thank for his popular classified advertising website that has grown steadily since it … Read more
Your doctor tells you that you need to start taking some pills for something or another. He (or she) sends the prescription to the pharmacy that you’ve designated to fill your prescriptions. STOP! You’ve just fallen into the shopping trap set up by drug stores. Rewind: Your doc gives you the news and you say: … Read more