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Homeless Youth Fundraiser
He ask's that you support his goal of $1,000.00 by donating $5-25, whatever you see fit and share this with your peers, coworkers, friends and family so we can reduce the number of homeless youth within NYC.
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Apple Reaches New Record Sales Selling 3 Million iPad's In 3 Days
2.07.2012
NYC To Test ‘Taxi Shopping’ During Fashion Week
We’ve all done some online shopping while at work or during a long wait at an airport but now you’ll be able to shop while inside of a Yellow taxi!
New York City is launching a pilot program during Fashion week that will allow cab-riders to purchase luxury fashion products with a simple swipe of their smartphone.
1.27.2012
That's Crazy... NJ Nets Tickets Going For $0.01
That’s right—tickets for Sunday’s game against the Toronto Raptors are going for $0.01 on StubHub. As of 1:30 this afternoon, nine separate listings—totalling 20 tickets—were offering upper bowl seats at one cent apiece. Twenty-six listings were selling entry at $1 or under. Four additional games in February have Nets home games going for a penny as well. Through Ticketmaster, the cheapest tickets for the same Nets/Raptors game cost $20.80 apiece (after the site’s fees).
And it’s not just Nets tickets that are going for severely deflated prices. In NBA markets with particularly bad teams, tickets are frequently sold below the $1 mark. Washington Wizards tickets have been sold for as little as $0.30 this season, according to the Washington Post’s Dan Steinberg. Other online chatter has said that Wizards and San Antonio Spurs seats have also been previously listed for a penny. canadianbusiness
1.09.2012
Brooklyn Man Makes Thousands Picking Up MetroCards
John Jones makes thousands of dollars playing cards.
The 41-year-old Brooklynite (pictured) plucks thrown-away MetroCards from platforms and garbage cans and claims he’s earned $20,000 reselling them over the past few years. Now he’s fighting the MTA for his right to do so.
“I’m surprised that people just toss money away,” Jones said.
Once a week, Jones combs the city’s busiest transit hubs for cards with leftover funds — part of $52 million in annual unused MetroCards.
“We’re not just walking on millions; we’re throwing it in the trash, too,” said Jones, a volunteer for the homeless.
12.31.2011
Verizon Scraps $2 Payment Fees Due To Customer Complaints
Verizon Wireless on Friday announced that it is canceling plans to charge a $2 convenience fee to customers making one-time bill payments online or over the phone. Following a rash of negative press and customer complaints, Verizon confirmed that it will scrap plans to introduce the new fee next month. “At Verizon, we take great care to listen to our customers, Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead said in a statement. “Based on their input, we believe the best path forward is to encourage customers to take advantage of the best and most efficient options, eliminating the need to institute the fee at this time.” The carrier’s full press release follows below.
12.29.2011
Verizon Charging $2 Fee for Paying Bills Online or By Phone
Verizon customers who make single payments by phone or online will be charged a $2 fee per payment starting January 15. The new fee is intended to offset the cost of processing these payments.
“The fee will help allow us to continue to support these single bill payment options in these channels,” Verizon said in a statement to Mashable.
Other Verizon payment options such as electronic check, AutoPay and payment kiosks are still free.
12.22.2011
D.C. Authorities Confiscate Guns, Drugs & Money By Impersonating A Fake Record Label!
Washington D.C. authorities along with ATF confiscated over $7.2 Million dollars in drug money and over 161 firearms by impersonating a fake rap label with a fake artist.
According to Washington D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier, D.C. police and ATF agents acted as undercover officers and “music industry insiders” during the year-long sting.
The police created the “Manic Enterprisess” studio in Northeast Washington, for fictional rap artist Richie Valdez in November of 2010.
Agents then told the underground world and black market that they were seeking to purchase weapons and drugs.
12.14.2011
San Francisco Becomes First U.S. City To Have $10 Minimum Wage
David Frias works two minimum-wage jobs to squeak by in one of the most expensive cities in America.
Come New Year's Day, he'll have a few more coins in his pocket as San Francisco makes history by becoming the first city in the nation to scale a $10 minimum wage. The city's hourly wage for its lowest-paid workers will hit $10.24, more than $2 above the California minimum wage and nearly $3 more than the working wage set by the federal government.
10.12.2011
Water Bottle With Compartment
With it’s nifty built-in storage compartment, the Kangaroo water bottle is the simple solution to staying hydrated and also keeping your keys, ID, and money on you when you go running. The Kangaroo bottle comes in a wide variety of colors as well.
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