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October
29
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2010
Confusing postings to the Conversations
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Sandra D. from Hampton, VA
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Posted By:
Sandra Dianna
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8/21/2010 5:09:57 AM
What is up with the postings about the ipad, converters, and in general a sales ads added on all of the conversations? They are posted by jing jia. Am I missing something???? It appears that this site is not secure and that someone has attached these replies on all of the conversations.
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Catherine Mott
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8/24/2010 2:46:22 PM
I know sandy I thought the same thing, "what are all these merchandise comments?" I guess jing jia thinks we are a good marketing group, probably because we have become so design savvy.
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Rebecca Whitfill
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9/30/2010 9:18:14 AM
Thank you! I get so frustrated when I am trying to read these and there are all of those on here. Is there something that can be done about that?
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