I was trying to get on my husband’s special plan from Sprint. We were told by a sprint customer service representative via their web chat that we could do it so we set off to a Sprint store. After an hour of waiting and the sales guy messing with our accounts, we found out that we in fact couldn’t do it.

I got emails from classmates.com saying to go check out my high school reunion page. I saw the sender was classmates.com and so of course I was suspicious. This is the same site that years ago charged membership fees that took forever to cancel. They have spammed people emails for years.

I bought a framed poster from allposters.com in April 2012, the whole transaction process was in Hong Kong Dollars. To my amazement when the credit card statement arrived, they had charged me US Dollars, US$889. That's 8x more than the price I stated on the website.

I have a Samsung Galaxy S II. I use the Samsung Kies software to update the firmware and synch with Microsoft Outlook. I just updated to Kies_2.3.2.12054_19_1 from Kies_2.1.0.11112_41_7 .

It's one of those things that makes hearts drop: Donor organs don't come easy but one was pitched after a 280 mile trip to the hospital--via three vehicles. It wasn't air or ground transport responsible for dropping the organ slated for transplant. Two left feet were apparently involved, when a medic literally tripped to chuck a donor's heart streetside on pavement.

So I saw an rent ad posting on craiglists.ca.
I have sent an email to inquire for contact infomation that I can follow up the landlord.
I was innocent and dumb.
A guy whose name is: Andrew Wood and his lawyer Richard Steward they required to