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  • Microsoft offers to PAY YOU to trade in your old computer for a Windows 10 device [UK]

    10/17/2015 10:31:41 AM PDT · by dayglored · 26 replies
    The Register UK ^ | Oct 17, 2015 | Kelly Fiveash
    Note, the British offer is described first. U.S. offer comes partway down the article. Microsoft has, for a limited period only, offered to pay up to £100 to convince UK consumers to part with their old computers in exchange for a Windows 10 device. If a customer is willing to shell out at least £499 on a PC running Redmond's latest operating system, then the company said it would stump up £100 to encourage holdouts to upgrade. The cashback offer falls to £50 for Windows 10 devices in the £349 to £498.99 price range, and drops to £30 for new...
  • President Obama Blames YOU for High Gas Prioes

    04/10/2011 3:36:55 PM PDT · by T.L.Sink · 86 replies
    Heritage Foundation ^ | April 7, 2011
    Obama deflected blame for high gas prices by blaming American consumers for their automobile choices. According to the AP, "Obama needled one questioner who asked about gasoline prices. Obama laughingly said: 'If you're complaining about the price of gas and you're only getting 8 miles per gallon you might want to think about a trade-in." For most Americans, however, gas prices are no laughing matter. And for the president to suggest that a taxpayer's inability to buy a new $40,000+ hybrid vehicle (that still requires gas) is the root problem, rather than his price-increasing oil policies is shameful. Before Obama...
  • Five Reasons “Cash for Clunkers” is a Joke

    06/26/2009 7:27:09 AM PDT · by DemforBush · 26 replies · 1,741+ views
    yahoo ^ | 5/26/09 | Steve Siler
    With news that Congress has passed its ballyhooed $1 billion “Cash for Clunkers” bill, we feel compelled to voice our skepticism about the program. Here’s the bill in a nutshell: Buyers of new vehicles between July 1 and November 1 will be given a voucher for $3500 if they forfeit a post-1984 car or truck that has been registered for at least one year and has a combined fuel economy rating at least 4 mpg lower than their new vehicle. The voucher grows to $4500 if the increase in fuel economy is 10 mpg or higher. The old car or...