A new phishing email using the Better Business Bureau name and email address has been reported by people across the country. The phishing attempt is the latest iteration in a recent outbreak of scams using the BBB name.
A new phishing email using the Better Business Bureau name and email address has been reported by people across the country. The phishing attempt is the latest iteration in a recent outbreak of scams using the BBB name.
Today’s electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist : Tanga.com : Hype Audio Eclipse Stereo Headphones for $14.99 Barnes & Noble : Nook Tablet 8GB 7-in WiFi Tablet $199 Expansys : iTon 49-Key Bluetooth v2.0 Mini Keyboard for $13 + free shipping Entertainment Amazon : Buy 2 PS Vita Games, Get a 3rd Video Game Free Amazon : Zumba Fitness Rush – Kinect Xbox 360 + $10 bonus credit $49.96, free ship Walmart : PlayStation 3 Accessory Bundle with Headset, Wireless Controller, Remote, and Dock Station for $40 + $3.97 Shipping Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses
Today’s electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist : Tanga.com : Hype Audio Eclipse Stereo Headphones for $14.99 Barnes & Noble : Nook Tablet 8GB 7-in WiFi Tablet $199 Expansys : iTon 49-Key Bluetooth v2.0 Mini Keyboard for $13 + free shipping Entertainment Amazon : Buy 2 PS Vita Games, Get a 3rd Video Game Free Amazon : Zumba Fitness Rush – Kinect Xbox 360 + $10 bonus credit $49.96, free ship Walmart : PlayStation 3 Accessory Bundle with Headset, Wireless Controller, Remote, and Dock Station for $40 + $3.97 Shipping Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses
Barnes & Noble today heated up the tablet computer market by introducing a new $199 version of its Nook Tablet and cutting the price of the tablet-like Nook Color e-reader to $169. With the price cuts, B&N is now offering a tablet with the same 8GB of storage and $199 price tag as its key competitor, the Amazon Kindle Fire . Formerly, the Nook Tablet was available only at $249 for a 16GB version, which is still being sold at that price
Today’s electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist : HP : 11.6″ HP dm1-4170us Core i3-2367M laptop, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD $474.99, free ship NewEgg : Altec Lansing FX3022 Speakers $74.95, free ship Dell Home : Dell Optiplex 390 Intel Core i5-2400 3.1GHz Quad-Core Desktop Computer (4GB/500GB) $499 Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses.
Today’s electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist : Best Buy : Westinghouse 40″ 120Hz 1080p LED LCD HDTV for $400 J&R : Ematic eGlide XL2 4GB 10″ Android Tablet for $150 + free shipping Entertainment NewEgg : Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Collector’s Edition Xbox 360, PS3, PC $79.99, free ship Amazon : Syndicate Xbox 360, PS3 + $20 Amazon Credit $59.99, free ship Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses
The LG Spectrum, first announced at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year, is an Android smart phone available through Verizon. It boasts a 4.5-inch high-resolution (1280 x 720) display that supposedly borrows technology from LG’s best TV sets, a 1.5-GHz dual-core processor, and an ultra-fast LTE 4G connection.
When it comes to dedicated handheld game systems, it’s hard not to think of the Nintendo 3DS as the reigning champ.
Google and other companies which deliver online ads have been tracking which websites Apple Safari browsers have been accessing—despite default settings which are suppose to block online advertisers from doing so. Should you be concerned that Google is spying on your privacy? According to the the Wall Street Journal, a study by Stanford University’s Security Lab and the Center for Internet and Society, found that Google—and three other online advertising firms, Vibrant Media Inc., Media Innovation Group LLC and PointRoll Inc.—have been able to place so-called “cookies” on the Safari browsers of iPhones and other iOS devices.
Today’s electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist : TigerDirect : 32-inch Vizio M320VT Razor 1080p LED HDTV (refurbished) $299.99, free ship Logitech : Logitech MK550 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo $39.99, free ship eBay : SanDisk 8GB MicroSD Card for $5.99 w/ Free Shipping Entertainment Green Man Gaming : 30% off Select Horror Games (Alan Wake PC Download $20.10 Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses
New phishing email disguised as BBB and the American Institute of CPAs