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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
It may be that they are preferring not to stock them at dealers precisely because the dealer has no motivation to sell it. I believe this has happened to other models with other brands, but it’s escapimg me at the moment which ones. However
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
Sometimes people don’t steal because they need to, but because they want to. It’s a puzzle, it’s a rush, it’s fun, and for some it’s their hobby.
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
It’s not just Ford. Here is an article about GM. This is just the beginning of how they will monetize their product. Well it’s not a product anymore it will transition into a service as car ownership fades away. Watch these ads for a reduc
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
Doesn’t UBER know this and that is why they are aggressively working on self-driving. Cut out the middle (hu)man and cut rates?
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
There has been at least one recent lawsuit https://money.cnn.com/2018/03/12/news/powerball-winner-anony...
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
It’s not that they do it. It’s that they allow it. Not outright, but they don’t go out of their way to suppress/stop it anymore more than anybody else.
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
My wife and I walked into our Sears for the first time in forever. We were looking for a dress shirt for our son. The place was almost completely empty of product. The shelves were bare, there was almost no racks to place things, and nobody
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
I suspect this is a promoted post in the sense that someone with an agenda is gaming the system. The same article right now is on Reddit as a promoted post.
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
You’d be surprised how many people in digital marketing don’t have a Facebook account. I thought I’d be shamed for never having one, but the more I talk about it, the more people I find out don’t have one either Note: I have an empty/f
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
They also have support for Google MyBusiness (local listing). This is their gateway to more AdWord spenders. Most noticeable because it’s the first pop up you get after you claim your listing.
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
My local grocery store, Woodman’s, has 4 types of checkouts. Normal full service, 15 or less self checkout, over 15 self checkout with a conveyor, and their newest self checkout with a conveyor but they bag and assist. That last option is t
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by janesvilleseo 8y ago
I once bought a 2k item online from a well known camera store in the US. I called and asked for a competitor price adjustment. I did end up purchasing it over the phone. A day later I noticed that a fraud specialist from that company looked
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
I believe Google does this for suggested search. I’ve noticed that my suggested search is eerily spot on for my current conversation with someone who is searching or just searched for something that I too am now searching for.
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
They refused to leave because they were tired of being pushed around and discriminated against.
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Funny story. I actually sat next to a person on my last flight who does this for a living. She indicated they do business for large companies and small ones too. They are paid on a lead basis. Average lead price is $5-$10. I don’t know many
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
For what it’s worth, I have taken my LED bulbs back to Home Depot and have gotten then replaced at no cost. This is a lot easier with their electronic receipts as I can easy look through my receipts and pull it up to show purchase date.
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
When all the stores price match I have no reason to shop online unless I can’t find it in store. Amazon app is used almost exclusively to price match on my phone. Saved $1000’s
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
I don’t know. But a quick Google search indicates that these 3 companies have over 1 million employees. But that’s world wide. Still that’s an impressive number.
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
I don’t live on the west coast, but I know that housing is ridiculously expensive and nobody wants to build housing. Atleast in the San Francisco area. Anyways, crazy idea. Why not build a parking garage with a few amenities to cater to the
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Ironically, this post will actually help you achieve what you are looking to do. As another has mentioned it is now on page 1 for me. And as another has said search results are now personalized. So how do you get it to #1 for your name. Con
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Is there any way for me to get my information removed from Equifax? Do I need to contact all of my line item creditors and ask them to remove references to Equifax?
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
I have come the same conclusion after the YouTube app on my smart tv of 4 years old was bricked. I still don’t know the best way to avoid this issue going forward (chromecast, roku, other).
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
It will probably last in my opinion. Just look at cars. They are, for the most part, commodities too. A lot of people pay 2x-10x the price of the entry model. They all get you to from point A to point B. People will pay it, but possibly a
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
On that note, GTMetrix just did a great write up comparing a few https://gtmetrix.com/blog/the-difference-between-gtmetrix-pa...
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Home Depot does price match, but you do have to watch out for the carve outs. I most recently tried to save quite a bit of money on my kitchen appliances. However, they only price match "in stock" merchandise. They had to order th
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
I have saved thousands of dollars thanks to Amazon. Not because I bought from them. No, but because I use their app to compare items and get a price match. Nearly every major store (Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Best Buy, Staples, Office Max
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Yeah. When you think of it in broader historical terms America is a young country. Even given that our early houses never had garages of cousre because there were no cars then. Only when cars became the standard mode of transportation did w
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
Good point. I'd say a good percentage actually use their garage for thei car. Others just fill them up with stuff/junk.
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by janesvilleseo 9y ago
OT: if the consensus is that self driving will eliminate ownership then what will people do with their garages? Will there be a market for converting them into more useful space. Will houses be built without garages? Will we need driveways?
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by janesvilleseo 10y ago
True. I don't do enough international travel to indicate it one way or another. Just thought it was strange. This is only 1 small data point where many are needed in order to see any trending.

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