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• GOP cool to Obama call for two-party health talks

  Mon Feb 8, 2010
  • George Marez you wrote: So 78% of Americans DO want health care reform. You did not disprove anything I have written.

• GOP cool to Obama call for two-party health talks

  Mon Feb 8, 2010
  • George Marez: You wrote the following: none of the Democrats are listening to the people of this country?

• Check Your Telephone Bill Lately?

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • Kevin, T-Moblie told me the same thing when I asked to have text messaging disabled. It was not possible to do it on my plan and I would be charged for all texts I get even though I do not want the service.

• Mass. Senate poll shows shift toward GOP candidate

  Thu Jan 14, 2010
  • Actually, the Suffolk University survey mentioned in the article shows the Republican with 50% of the vote and the Democrat with 46%.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • I am glad you are amused; though, based on the content of most of your posts I believe you may be amused quite easily. Perhaps this site will amuse you as well: http://www.shinyspoon.com/ Have a great weekend.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • Ahh, now I see. You apparently have no point here. I read everything you wrote and even took the time to summarize what was written. As your side of the conversation has degenerated to profanity and very weak attempts at sarcasm I think that perhaps this is a good place to end it.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • Yes, I agree that your reply here is laughable. The second sentence is the one I quoted. Here, let's do it again so we can look at it together. There is absolutely no reason the average person needs to use Credit or Debit Cards in their daily routine. Yep, that's the one.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • Did you even read my original post? Yes. I even quoted it. Your point was that consumers who use cards for the majority of their purchases deserve to be taken advantage of due to your belief that there is no reason to use credit or debit cards in their daily routines.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • I never said that there weren't fees associated with increased security. Only a fool would think that there weren't.

• Don't Get Intimidated By "Credit Card Minimum Purchases"

  Fri Jan 8, 2010
  • I can understand why some people may use a card on a daily basis. Even if a card/number is stolen, banks will usually return the money to the affected account once they determine that it was stolen. This is certainly attractive from a security standpoint.