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Pesky diamond advertisements are showing up all over the internet and television. These aren't just any regular diamond commercials either. The brilliant folks working at Diamond Z4 have found a way to fool thousands of consumers into purchasing their faux diamond products. They use clever commercials that trick buyers into thinking they are purchasing a special kind of cubic zirconia stone that could pass for a $30,000 diamond.
It’s a mysterious program that few know about. Amazon Vine is a review system in which the best product reviewers get free stuff so they can write more useful reviews. This invitation-only program could be an excellent opportunity for free stuff for anyone willing to put in the time and effort. However, it’s also important for consumers to be aware of the program and the way it may influence the reviews they read on Amazon products.
There’s no doubt 2012 was a tough year financially. A review of our most popular posts through the year reveals what mattered to the frugal. Turns out, you care about smart shopping, great interest rates, planning for retirement and finding ways to help others. Here’s a rundown of our most popular posts for 2012 by month:
The headlines are everywhere. The dreaded fiscal cliff… the edge over which our economy is about to fall. Personally, I prefer to think of it as a political game of chicken the GOP can’t afford to lose. So, I’m not going there. I’m not going to tell you how worried you should be, how terrible the consequences may be or what you should do to prepare for it. Instead, I’m going to offer you other perspectives on why the fiscal cliff doesn’t really matter, and I’ll urge you to take action on an issue that really does matter… helping those suffering in Newtown. 
