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The dangers of finding a sitter online - KOKI FOX 23

The dangers of finding a sitter online
KOKI FOX 23
The person who watches your child is someone you trust with your kids and inside your home. With nearly 200000 children under the age of six who need child care in Oklahoma; some parents are turning to online classified ads to find childcare.

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Online House Hunter: Hard sell - The Independent (blog)

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Online House Hunter: Hard sell
The Independent (blog)
A house up the road from me has been on the market for over two years – but the house has been let in the mean time and the owner is under no great financial pressure to sell. If houses are selling in your street, it's relatively easy to judge the ...

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Out of fashion: Designers finding new ways to sell their style - The Independent

Out of fashion: Designers finding new ways to sell their style
The Independent
But is the spectacle of models on a catwalk losing its allure? Harriet Walker is a fashion writer for The Independent. How much would you reduce the price of your house by to achieve a sale? Our Online House Hunter look... Another day, another report ...

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How to Save Money Selling Your House with Online Estate Agents - RealtyBizNews

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How to Save Money Selling Your House with Online Estate Agents
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by Guest Author - 07 February 2012 Buying a house is probably the most expensive purchase you will ever make. Unfortunately, selling a house doesn't come cheap either. On top of the obvious costs such as estate agent fees and solicitor fees, ...

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Momentum growing for sales taxes on online purchases - USA TODAY

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Momentum growing for sales taxes on online purchases
USA TODAY
Attention, online shoppers. The days of tax-free online shopping may be coming to an end. Proposed legislation would force online retailers to start collecting sales taxes in a growing number of states. Proposed legislation would force online retailers ...

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Selling Stuff On Craigslist? Police Say Be Careful - KMPH Fox 26

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Selling Stuff On Craigslist? Police Say Be Careful
KMPH Fox 26
By KMPH Web Staff - email Selling your unwanted items online is pretty simple, but authorities say it can sometimes be dangerous. Fresno Police say two people were robbed this month after posting ads for their cell phones on Craigslist.
Robbery tied to cell phone sales prompts warning from Fresno policeFresno Bee

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6 Ways to Turn Off Your Home's Buyer (or Seller!) - Business Insider

6 Ways to Turn Off Your Home's Buyer (or Seller!)
Business Insider
But turnoffs can be much more detrimental when they come up in the realm of your real estate goals. Indeed, turn a buyer off, dear sellers, and you risk not selling your home - period - or getting a lower price than you might have otherwise.

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Consumers Safely in the Driver's Seat - Wall Street Journal

Consumers Safely in the Driver's Seat
Wall Street Journal
Honda has pulled back units of its best-selling City sedan three times since 2010, twice to fix defective power-window switches and once to replace a spring—all three part of global recalls. In December, Toyota recalled 41000 of its Etios sedans to ...

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Apple Prepping To Take Over Your Home Television Next - RedOrbit

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Apple Prepping To Take Over Your Home Television Next
RedOrbit
Internet TV is a big part of Apple's game plan and it's specifically targeting the iTV at the growing number of viewers who get their video content from the web rather that cable or live TV. More and more viewers are stepping away from cable, ...

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RIAA still raging against Google, Wikipedia for "misuse of power" in SOPA battle - Ars Technica