Can You Hear Me Now? ETF Case Settled.


	Can You Hear Me Now? ETF Case Settled.

bookchick49

8-5-2008 11:13 AM

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bookchick49 says:

To think that it only costs about $38 for cell phone provider to cancel your subscription and they charge you $200 is deplorable. Read full story at site. Maybe you are one of the folks to receive a refund.

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