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October 5, 2006

Microsoft answers iPod with Zune (Read more at www.debtconsolidationpodcast.com)

Microsoft answers iPod with Zune
Asheville Citizen-Times - For Zune, Microsoft will use the same payment system as its Xbox Live online video game service, which lets people without credit cards buy prepaid cards at some retail stores. Microsoft also will offer a Zune Pass subscription service, which will let
Source: www.citizen-times.com

Suspect accused of credit card fraud
Newark Star-Ledger - During his arrest, 30 fictitious credit cards were found in Gor don's vehicle, police said. "I'm sure we've just scratched the surface on the whole operation," said Mansfield police Sgt. Robert Emery. "He didn't come up with these cards himself."
Source: www.nj.com

New rules for pets at shelter; No TxTag for toll fighter.
Austin American-Statesman - Here, take my wallet and credit cards and let's just be done with it." Now we know. Who is the greenest of them all? The City of Austin, the Austin Independent School District, and Austin-based corporation Whole Foods Market Inc
Source: www.statesman.com

Operation: Restore Maximum Freedom Festival IV
California Aggie - Restore Maximum Freedom website or at Armadillo Music in Davis, Records on K Street in Sacramento and Flatspot Skate Shop in Sacramento. Credit cards will not be able to be used at the show. For more information on the festival or to purchase tickets
Source: www.californiaaggie.com

EDITORIAL: 'Unsustainable' programs
Las Vegas Review Journal - Sort of like the spendthrift couple who figure they can continue to burn through cash for another few years before the credit cards are maxed and the home equity has evaporated, why bother worrying about it now? Mr. Bernanke is correct — the need for
Source: www.reviewjournal.com

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