I don’t know about you, but with California schools on the skids, turning pockets inside out in a pathetic, penniless shrug, parents have been asked to contribute to fundraisers that also … [Read more...]
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“My Gift Card’s Worthless? That’s So Unfair!” Cry Foul to the FTC
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