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Comment on fattys online journal part 2 by Lauren0524

Lauren0524 — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:02:22 +0000

omg poor quin…lol but i have to say i loved those videos!! lol
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Comment on fattys online journal part 2 by Kristen40

Kristen40 — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 14:35:03 +0000

That was prety funny. Brooke and I were laughing pretty hard!

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Comment on fattys online journal part 2 by TheCustodialStaff

TheCustodialStaff — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 13:34:58 +0000

truly a triumph of modern cinema

Comment on The Wall Street Journal Online: One-Year Online Subscription by Jeffreymhendershot

Jeffreymhendershot — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 16:19:47 +0000

For those of you reading the newspaper, the Wall Street Journal Online is a good value. My line is $ 120/yr and the U.S. newspaper Today it is virtually the same.
The only thing I dislike is that I want the entire PDF document so you can see / find / read appears in print (the local paper does so through Olive Software). They have only the first page of each section pdf’d.
I also wanted to charge $ 99 for my renewal, the only way to cancel by phone. I called to cancel and they offered me $ 79 for 15 months, so I took three months for $ 10 cheaper than Amazon. Why not offer a discount for renewal, instead of self-renewal at a higher price. Then keep track of your renewal date and call ahead (about one month in advance)!
Rating: 4 / 5

Comment on The Wall Street Journal Online: One-Year Online Subscription by Richardo

Richardo — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:15:54 +0000

The Wall Street Journel is an excellent resource / website.

For a temporary password and access to the site is totally ridiculous. The password is sent in a box with the trash in excess. There is also shipping for all this garbage. If you disagree with the shipping of your password has been delayed by a few days.

Most of the other sites or send a letter within a few days or some type of authentication makes it possible to go online immediately. If Amazon can take credit card immediately and safely, why not give me my password and then send me junk mail?

Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on The Wall Street Journal Online: One-Year Online Subscription by Patrick S. Pope

Patrick S. Pope — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 14:41:19 +0000

Wall Street Journal magazine as an addict who travels a lot, I found it best to remove my subscription and go electronic paper. At first, I had both the print and online, but I found the version of a waste of paper, however, contains stock quotes and print ads for great deals on stocks.

Although I have no way of knowing whether respondents have a different line other WSJ pop-up ads, which I doubt, there is none in mine. In fact, the WSJ online is much simpler than Forbes, Fortune, CNN, etc. The clear design allows easy navigation. WSJ

content is unmatched. What makes the online version so powerful for research, production and lead to job search is the search capability. My main complaint is that the free search only goes back thirty days. For those who want to pay [$] per item, use the Advanced search page and access Factiva / Dow Jones, referring to the publication of hundreds of large and small. Dow Jones says they have to compensate the content owners. However, they also offer items that are owned WSJ.

If you are looking for ideas and business contacts, the WSJ is an excellent publication. The Wall Street Journal online makes the compilation of this information that consume less than the printed version.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on The Wall Street Journal Online: One-Year Online Subscription by News Reader

News Reader — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 11:43:28 +0000

This is not a complaint on Amazon, only the line of Wall Street Journal. I subscribed to WSJ online and you use a credit card to pay. Since my subscription was ending, I started receiving e-mail saying my credit card had expired and not renew the subscription. This was fine with me because I have almost never used. Despite these messages, subscription renewed and have received a much higher charge my credit card I had paid the previous year. When I tried to cancel the subscription side told me that Wall Street Journal Online gives no refund and kept the one-year subscription.
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on The Wall Street Journal Online: One-Year Online Subscription by Bibliophile

Bibliophile — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 11:35:18 +0000

I subscribed to The Wall Street Journal (print edition) for several years and has found one of the best sources of information (financial and otherwise) available. When Dow Jones decided to make public the same information through their website, I joined immediately. Recently, I dropped the paper edition, and now only subscribe to the online version.

So what is good about this site? If you read the Wall Street Journal regularly, you will have access to information the public hears only a few days by the normal means of communication. I found that this is the case time and again. I read a few papers at random on Monday, and the following Thursday or Friday would be the national or local breaking news with a “late” story that was almost word for word what I had previously read the magazine! The site, while not perfect, allows you to search for specific, different research companies, and retrieve stock quotes. Yes, most of these features are available for free elsewhere, but here you get everything in one place. The editorial section, though generally conservative, is well written and often invited authors who are very “deep” in a particular subject.

In some ways I miss the editing of the document. You can take it with you, read on the bus, sit outside and read, etc. However, the benefits of the online edition more to address these shortcomings. I recommend this online publication format. For me it was money well spent.
Rating: 4 / 5

Comment on fattys online journal part 1 by Footballdx

Footballdx — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 22:13:26 +0000

this vidieo pwns

-kyle