Drew Pittock
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Duo Made $1.7M Selling Over 6 Million Fake USPS Stamps, Feds Allege (opens the original)
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Two men have been charged for allegedly selling more than 6 million counterfeit postage stamps, netting roughly $1.7 million in illegal profits, federal prosecutors recently announced. One of the men has already pleaded guilty to a money laundering conspiracy charge, according to a July 23 news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Alabama. The other made his first court appearance earlier this week. Here’s what you should know about the alleged scheme to move millio
Dollar Tree Price Scanners Fuel Online Debate over Rising Costs (opens the original)
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More and more people are finding Dollar Tree’s new price scanners at their locations, as the company continues moving away from its standardized $1 business model. The reactions on social media have been mixed, with some users suggesting that the discount retailer change its name to “The Tree” and others arguing the system “saves a lot of labor and supply costs.” Here’s what shoppers should know about the new price scanners at Dollar Tree stores and its ongoing “multi-price journey.” Over the la
Olive Garden Pasta Pass Is Back. How to Snag Yours (opens the original)
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After six long years, Olive Garden’s flagship promotion, the Never-Ending Pasta Pass, is officially returning. For just $100, diners can eat their fill of the American-Italian restaurant chain’s pasta dishes during the promotion’s 13-week run. The catch? There are only 10,000 passes available. Here’s what you should know about the Never-Ending Pasta Pass promotion – and how to snag yours. Olive Garden announced July 13 that it is bringing back its Never-Ending Pasta Pass, a deal last offered six
ALDI Recalls Kimbap Sold in 19 States Over Potential Fish Allergen (opens the original)
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A recall has been issued for a kimchi and tofu kimbap product sold at ALDI stores in 19 states and Washington, DC, after it was discovered that the food may contain undeclared tuna, posing a serious risk to anyone who’s allergic. This is just one of several recalls to hit ALDI products in recent months, including more than 500,000 boxes of mac and cheese. If you or someone you know is allergic to tuna, here’s what you should know about the latest incident. New Jersey-based Gellert Global Group a
Fake Microsoft, FTC Scams Cost Victims $670K over Three Days (opens the original)
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Multiple scams over the course of three days bilked Washington state residents out of more than $670,000, according to a Facebook post from the local sheriff’s office. One of those scams involved an elderly resident handing roughly $420,000 in gold to a man that showed up on their driveway. Here’s what you should know about the recent spate of scams, and how to protect yourself from falling victim to them. Four residents of Clallam County, a coastal region west of Seattle along northern Washingt
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