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Unless you are one of my visually-challenged readers, I'm sure you've seen the ads on each page on this site. I love to learn and write about technology and I figure, if I'm pointing people to the best products at the best prices, why don't I at least get something out of it? Now, believe me, this site will probably never pay my bills or put food on the table, but I figure there's no shame in making a little extra dough.

By now you're probably thinking, "Isn't there a little conflict of interest here? He's going to give us advice on where to buy and then make some money off of it?" Here's my pledge: I will never, ever point you to a web site that I haven't bought from in the past, or would have no qualms about buying from in the future. In addition, I will only recommend products or services that I have bought and/or used or those that I have done significant research on and would buy if I was in the market to buy. The only exception to this is the Google ad banner on the right side of the page. Google dynamically creates links that are appropriate for the content on the page. I like these because the ads are very unobtrusive and they give you, the reader, significantly more appropriate opportunities than I could generate myself. So, use Google links at your own risk.

I'll be flat-out honest with you. If you click on most of the links and banners within this site that point to retailers on the web, I will get a small cut if you make a purchase at that site. If you find this site useful, please reward me by clicking to these retailers through the links on this site. If not, then don't, but I would definitely appreciate it if you did.

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