Nationwide, the Better Business Bureau received 1,710 complaints about rebates in 2003, up from 974 in 2002 and 964 in 2001. Since 1998, the FTC has policed about a dozen instances of companies not redeeming rebates as quickly as promised.
Nationwide, the Better Business Bureau received 1,710 complaints about rebates in 2003, up from 974 in 2002 and 964 in 2001. Since 1998, the FTC has policed about a dozen instances of companies not redeeming rebates as quickly as promised.
Russia wants to ban social media sites discriminating against Russian news outlets
Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube at risk of getting blocked in Russia for "discriminating" against Russian news sites like Russia Today, RIA Novosti, and Crimea 24. ...
These are the countries with the most affordable internet
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Salesforce could buy Microsoft Teams rival Slack next week
Buying Slack could give Salesforce its own chat platform for business users to share customer records.
Willyama's role in helping Indigenous Australians secure a career in cybersecurity
The company also has its sight set on becoming the first 100% Aboriginal-owned IT company to list on the ASX.
Facebook fined in South Korea for sharing user data without consent
The US tech giant shared personal information of 3.3 million users without their consent, the South Korean government said.
AWS outage impacts thousands of online services
Issues reported across 28 AWS products, from Kinesis to Worskpaces, and from DynamoDB to IoT Services.
Food delivery deaths spark NSW government to set up investigation taskforce
The taskforce will examine whether recent fatalities could have been avoided and if improvements need to be made to enhance the safety of gig economy workers. ...
Best Buy Q3: Revenues rise in online, domestic sales surge
Third-quarter results include revenues of $11.8 billion.
China pledges collaboration to drive global digital development
Chinese President Xi Jinping says the country is 'ready to work with' other nations to both tap into opportunities for the digital revolution and build a 'shared cyberspace' future, ...
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