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Saturday, January 10, 2015

Girls With Guns - Super Cold Weather Edition..

The Obama Prophecy..


Stealing From Your Neighbor Does Not Make It Free...


It makes you complicit in a crime.

Cab stand in Madison Square Park, New York, (ca 1900) - Colorized


More Incredible Photos:
Amazing Photos Collection #1
Amazing Photos Collection #2

And....Ouch!


More Amazing Animated Gifs HERE
Animated Gif Collection #2 HERE

Obama Supporters.. Not So Bright...


What Should We Separate The State From?


Al Sharpton Problems...


More Of Al Sharpton, Race Hustler And Obama Confidant:

Al Sharpton's Tawana Brawley Rape Hoax Leads To Defamation Damage Payout 26 Years Later

TurboTax Has A Nasty Surprise For You When You File Taxes...


With filing season just around the corner, the tax software wars are heating up.

Earlier this week, MousePrint (sister site to ConsumerWorld.org) issued a “Warning for TurboTax Users.” According to the site, “[r]egular purchasers ofIntuit INTU -2.07%’s TurboTax Deluxe, the top selling desktop tax preparation software program, are in for a nasty surprise this year.” That surprise, according to the website, was that the “full interview sections (Q&As) for filling out Schedule C (self-employment income and all expenses), Schedule D (investments), and Schedule E (rental and partnership income) are no longer in TurboTax Deluxe.” Rather, they require an upgrade to the “Premier” and higher editions.

ConsumerWorld.org founder Edgar Dworsky said about the change, “What a clever ploy. Yank out key parts of the program that people have used for years, and then charge them more money to get back the missing pieces. Imagine the reaction of perhaps millions of regular TurboTax users who may learn partway through doing their taxes that they have to pay an upgrade fee just to get the same functionality they’ve always enjoyed. They are not going to be happy.”

According to Dworsky, Intuit did not do enough to let consumers know about the changes. Some users agree. On Amazon.com, complaints began piling up as reviewers took to the internet to voice their frustrations.

Sensing an opportunity to appeal to unhappy TurboTax customers, H&R Block HRB +0.57% is already offering a promotion. Any impacted TurboTax customer can get a free copy of the ...