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Rating: 0 Posted By: evercrazy
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Hi Guys! It’s been a while

Lite-On 16x SATA DVD-ROM Drive - Serial ATA - SHD-16S1S (BLACK)
Regular: $21.98
Sale Price: $9.98
http://www.outletpc.com/c1246.html

If you’re in need of a Serial ATA (SATA) drive this drive is perfect. I know motherboards are going in the way of 1 IDE port (or no IDE ports) now so you can never have too many SATA drives:

http://www.outletpc.com/c1246.html

I haven’t tried it but from their promo use coupon BONUSOFF for an added 1% off = $9.88/unit

Linens ‘n Things has the Everything Kitchen 17-Piece Cookware Sets for $39.99 after coupon code GRABD08. 3 different sets available.. Free shipping is also included.

Linens ‘n Things has the Everything Kitchen 17-Piece Cookware Sets for $39.99 after coupon code GRABD08. 3 different sets available.. Free shipping is also included.

Rating: 0 Posted By: jbigshooter
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Heres an offer I got as a season tix holder, take advantage of it…

Click on the link below to buy Brewers tickets for 5/14 game and get 1
free for Diamondbacks series. Enter code: W7VYJ0K. “zero not an O”
http://protected.tickets.com/buy/MLBOnsale?poid=10171&orgid=4&agency=BRWS_FLEX

Click on the linke below to buy Brewers tickets for 5/15 game and get 1
free for Diamondbacks series. Enter code: W7VYJ0K. “zero not an O”
http://protected.tickets.com/buy/MLBOnsale?poid=10172&orgid=4&agency=BRWS_FLEX

Rating: 0 Posted By: jbigshooter
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Heres an offer I got as a season tix holder, take advantage of it…

Click on the link below to buy Brewers tickets for 5/14 game and get 1
free for Diamondbacks series. Enter code: W7VYJ0K. “zero not an O”
http://protected.tickets.com/buy/MLBOnsale?poid=10171&orgid=4&agency=BRWS_FLEX

Click on the linke below to buy Brewers tickets for 5/15 game and get 1
free for Diamondbacks series. Enter code: W7VYJ0K. “zero not an O”
http://protected.tickets.com/buy/MLBOnsale?poid=10172&orgid=4&agency=BRWS_FLEX

Rating: 0 Posted By: crtt
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Filed under: Business, Internet

The state of New York recently adopted a law that requires online retailers to collect taxes for items sold in New York if they have affiliates based in the state. That might sound like a reasonable request if New York shopping malls were littered with Amazon and Overstock.com kiosks. But the affiliates the law refers to are web publishers and bloggers in NY who happen to post links to stores like Amazon and Overstock in exchange for a small commission.

Needless to say, some folks aren’t too happy with the ruling, and Amazon has already sued NY. Overstock.com is apparently taking a different approach. The company has begun sending out letters to affiliates in New York, letting them know that the company will, at least temporarily, be ending its relationships with NY affiliates.

In other words, New York doesn’t get to collect any taxes from Overstock.com, and the state has probably just ticked off a whole lot of New Yorkers who had affiliate relationships with the company.

Thanks Scott!

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