I know I’ve written about Netflix a few times this year: in February when I raved about the great customer service and back in July when they announced their price increase. Customer reaction to the increase was stronger than Netflix anticipated: they lost one million more subscribers than they estimated. Investors reacted poorly to Netflix’s [...]
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People are always asking me whether they should sell their books/cds/dvds on Amazon or Half.com. My answer: both. When you’re selling items it’s just as easy to list on two sites as it is to list on one. They both require the same information for listing: UPC/ISBN number, an item description, the quality rating (New, [...]
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Last year I read about the Rochester Zombie Walk in the City Newspaper. My daughter and I thought we’d try it out and we had a blast. We’re excited for this year’s event: Zombies Care, which starts next Sunday at the Hungerford Building (@1115 E. Main St). Zombies Care, a family-friendly event, is organized by [...]
Filed under: Cheap Entertainment, Giving back | Tagged: Artist Row-Rochester Public Market, Hungerford Building, Rochester Public Market, Rochester Zombie Walk, Sample Soap | 2 Comments »
Last week we ended our 18 day road-trip with a visit to Hershey Park. It was literally a sweet ending to our long journey. We spent a beautiful day at the park walking from roller coaster to roller coaster to wait for our 13-year old daughter to ride Fahrenheit ( which ascends 121 feet before [...]
Filed under: Fun Stuff | Tagged: Cocoa Diner, Hershey Park, Hershey-PA, Roller coasters | Leave a Comment »
