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 I bought a dvd from hmv and needed to change it they would not give me my money back only an exchange - legal?
Is this legal? - I hadn't opened it and it was only two hours previously purchased....


 Is Bank of America a good bank to bank with?
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 When was the last time you wrote a letter of complaint! did you get the results you wanted?
I sent one earlier in the week, I was just in the mood for it too!! I had purchased a home cinema, I got the TV and stand, and was left waiting on the DVD and speakers. 8 weeks later I am still ...


 I got this weird thing in the mail,and i think its a scam,how to find out?
its from crown associates,in vancouver canada.and it says i have won a big sum of money.and it give me phone number to call,with a reference number.also it has a check,and the check,its from american ...


 Money went into my friends accout today and she doesn't know where it came from?
€1,800 went into her account and she is in 2 minds to take it out. She doesn't know where it came from! what do you tink she should do? has this ever happened to you?
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 Who would hire a fifteen-year old?
I'm turning fifteen soon, and was really hoping for a job, i was interested in food town because it's really close. But what are jobs i could do? I know yard work and stuff are real jobs ...


 Why was Starbucks so succesful ?
in all ...


 What is America's problem with Wal-Mart?
I have heard a lot of people saying "don't shop at wal-mart" but what are the reasons? No one will say. In detail guys........


 Why do some companies only recruit their own religion?
like this company i work for..all managing partners are jewish ALL OF THEM...


 Do you shop at Wal-Mart regularly?
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 Name 10 reasons why we go to Wal Mart?
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 How is Starbucks NOT making money!?
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 How do you tell you boss you are taking a new position with another company?
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 Do they deliver on weekends?
I don't expect those FedEX or UPS guys to work on christmas but do they deliver on weekends?...


 Question about Wal-Mart?
this is sort of a dumb question, but i'm just curious. Where do the employees take the trash from the bathrooms? Do they store it for a while until it piles up? Where do they take it out of the ...


 Wal-Mart and Target?
This is serious, as I need the poll data for my AP Government class.

Ok, If you had to choose which store you prefer shopping at which one would you choose ?

Wal-Mart or Target<...


 A name for a firework company?
im looking for a name for a firework company because in the future i am planning on making firework company but just cant find the ...


 Why is there always a barnes and noble located near every cheesecake factory?
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 When we turn the clocks back in the US this weekend do the people working that shift get paid an extra hour??
There is a debate at work and and Mgmt says the employees should "eat" the hour, the workers say, No, an hour is an hour and we want to be compensated.

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 Wal mart...?
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Should the US Govt bail out GM Ford and Chrysler?
There is a nice article about typewriters dying out and was replaced by wordprocessors and computers - without govt interference.
what says you?
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These private firms can be bought out by other rich companies who will be interested to turn the auto company in the right direction with renewable energy to fuel cars. Also this will be a good oppurtunity to negotiate better terms with UAW labor union so hybrids, fuel cell, CNG powered cars can be manufactured below $20K and still be profitable for the manufacturer.
                     
 




Bryce
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let em die. they reason they're goin down the sh*tter is cause they're producing an obsolete product. foreign car companies have been creating smaller, better built, more environmentally friendly cars for years, and they're cheaper than american cars. americans are finally starting to figure out that we don't NEED to drive around in big, fast cars that suck gas like a hoover vacuum. if GM Ford and Chrysler can't keep up, they will eventually die off anyway, no matter how much money the gov't gives em.


David P
No. Chrysler should have died with the last time tie went for help. Who gives a sh*t about GM and Ford? I haven't owned a car made by a US car company in 30 years. However, I've owned nothing but made-in-America Japanese cars. Die US automakers. You've never listened to me!


Gertie
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I personally don't think they should be bailed out. It's obvious the owner didn't care about his business.


Janji
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When most businesses start to fail, they start other businesses with the millions or billions they have already made. I mean if not enough people can afford new cars, what good is bailing them out going to do? Keep their workers to make more cars that can't be sold? Will the Govt then bail out other businesses? I think the way the global markets are going, bailouts are really not going to help. Of course, the top executives still need their million dollar bonuses, awwwwww, and like the bank executives, a nice two or three relaxing excursions on taxpayer money, you know, I mean for them it is just free money, wheeeee!!! Really, this is disgusting already, especially in light of the Southern Californian tent cities popping up. Thanks for that trickle down economy Uncle Sam, funny, nothing made it's way into my families bank account, in fact we have next to nothing now. So, NO! That is my answer!


jellybeanchick
Let me tell you something. My car (2005 Honda Accord) was in the shop last week, so I got a rental car. I could either get a Ford Focus 2009 for free with my insurance, or pay a little more for a Mazda 6. Since it was only for a few days I went with the Ford.

Well. This is a car that was not designed. It was thrown together. The speedometer is not easily readable; you have to study it for several seconds to figure out what speed you are going. Not good. The center console has a bunch of buttons that all look the same from the driver's point of view. The gas pedal is several inches behind the brake, so it is impossible to sit at a comfortable distance from both of them unless you like to drive with both feet. The only redeeming qualities were high MPG and Sirius, but a Corolla or Civic would be a lot easier to drive.

This just confirms my belief that I shouldn't waste my money on American cars. Many other people feel the same. Foreign cars are generally better designed, and retain their value due to a good reputation. Even cheaper foreign brands, like Hyundai and Volkswagon, have better reputations than American companies, deserved or not. Besides a few exceptions like the Mustang, American companies have to give their cars away.

I don't want my tax money to support failing businesses. It's not our job to bail out a company that has hundred of departments that can't work together cohesively. Nor is it our job to bail out companies that make products people don't want to buy. While it would hit the economy to let them fail, they are going to fail eventually. The 10% or so of people whose jobs are related to the car industry, well, most of their jobs will still be there. Foreign companies buy American parts and build cars in America. The government would do much better to put money into an industry that has potential, and is hurting right now only because of bank failures unrelated to their own business practices. By this I mean industries like biotech and the new car companies that have a lot of potential for job creation.


powershaker
No. The founding fathers never would have bailed out car companies. It's unconstitutional. When the government starts doing things like this, you know we're really headed for a World Economic collapse. They want it all to collapse so the government can control the banks, and they can have their precious New World Order/One World Government scenario. Biblical prophecy fulfilled. Terrifying, eh?


A Tom
Hell no! Not unless they bail me out 1st.


Bas3ballftw
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If GM and Ford went Bankrupt, the American Economy would take a big hit.


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Not at all! If you look on wikipedia they have major manufacturing plants all over the world, including China! If they would have just stayed in the United States, then there would be jobs for so many people but they didn't. They turned their back on us, the government should just turn their backs on them! This money is not gonna open up jobs or help the economy in anyway! So, definitely NO!


alex
bail out is good if the company will be overhaul, I mean total overhaul, in order for the big 3 to be competitive again. there is no point of doing business if it cost you 100$ to produce something and sell it for 100$ too. or pay someone 20$ while your competitor only pays 10 for the same job.


lerlineperline
hmmm, good point about the typewriter thing. well, i feel like they've bailed out all the other guys...like banks and CEOs and all that, why not bail out three of our key in-country manufacturers? they shouldn't ask for more money to do it though...we Americans are maxed out with this bailout stuff. i do feel something must be done, though, and it's not fair to bail out one industry, but not another.


Bird
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No they shouldn't get a bailout, but we will probably be forced to accept it.

All I keep hearing about it how many other suppliers this will affect, yet I don't see or hear any of the suppliers standing up and asking for this bailout.

If ford and GM chose not to keep up with foreign car makers then they are at fault. They did not change or improve their cars and are now unable to compete.

No more bailouts!


Danielle K
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i think they should help out w/ some of the cost b/c they are major american companies for automobiles and house jobs for many americans who are now at risk of being laid-off. i think the government should bail out small american buisnesses first and get them on track b/c small businesses employ 70% of all americans.


Not Rep or Dem!!
No more gov't bailouts. Unless Clinton signed a minority bill screwing up the auto system too then forget it!!


YourLaHire
I am doing good to support the insurance and pension for my family. I do not feel that paying for the auto industries irresponsibility should be the responsibility of me and my children. when we let this monster out of the bottle, when will it stop?

My father and I used to own a plumbing company. In our ten years, we were never bailed out by the government.

I feel that all of this is against the principals that our country was built on. If these companies had been doing what there competitors were doing and building products that we need, they would not be in trouble. This is America, let the big boys fall, there will be a competitor to takes his place. How long are we expected to keep this money pit afloat. I never recall promising anyone that I would insure them or supply a perpetual pension.

Emphatically no!!!!!


coby m
no we should all restore antique cars and ride around in style, they dont make ramblers anymore.


Keith B
The economic impact is far too great to allow it to occur. Computers replaced typewriters because they offered many advantages. Car company collapse because of a struggling economy is different. Yes, I think something must be done. But, I am not so sure a bail out is the answer. In 1979 Chrysler got loans to save the company. They paid it back when they turned themselves around. Something similar should be done here. We cannot afford to have them close but it is a little their own fault. There will be a stipulation regarding senior management pay and bonus during this time. Straight salaries until the money they spend is their own and all monies have been paid back.


jerry-the-bookkeeper
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I don't think very many people, myself included, want to see another bailout. On the other hand I don't want to "cut off my nose to spite my face".

A recent study estimates that 10% of the US workforce will become unemployed if the Big 3 go under. That would bump the US unemployment rate from 6% to 16%.

So, Congress is going to look at the numbers and vote for an auto industry bailout because we can't live with a 16% unemployment rate.

Jerry-the-bookkeeper


Thomas B.
Yes, do you want to lose American cars? Cause think about it, if Ford goes bankrupt, you lose more then just Ford. You lose Ford, Mazda, Jaguar, Mercury, Lincoln, AND Volvo. GM owns even more. And Chrysler owns Jeep and Dodge. I don't know about you, but we need to keep our American auto companies running


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