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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Thanks to readers -- December 2008 is the biggest month ever for McClatchy Watch
December 2008 is the biggest month ever in terms of visits to McClatchy Watch. Thanks to all of you who read and comment! . .
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
..No, thanks to McCrappy. If they weren't so awful, we wouldn't be so interested.
You're not alone. My trade profits were up 230% on the year. Of that, 110% was thanks to MNI alone.
Now I am where you are going to be in a few months. With the price below 1.00 it is no longer a feasible short, so I have to find another loser on the same grand scale to match this years performance.
I suggest you create links like the "cancelthebee" of all the other McClatchy papers like the Miami, Macon, Columbus, etc.. The interest would certainly soar. That's how I found the site. Also include a phone number of each of how to cancel their subscriptions since each paper hides this information.
December 2008 is the biggest month ever in terms of visits to McClatchy Watch. Thanks to all of you who read and comment!
4 comments:
..No, thanks to McCrappy. If they weren't so awful, we wouldn't be so interested.
Dave D. -- I definitely have a debt of gratitude to McClatchy.
You're not alone. My trade profits were up 230% on the year. Of that, 110% was thanks to MNI alone.
Now I am where you are going to be in a few months. With the price below 1.00 it is no longer a feasible short, so I have to find another loser on the same grand scale to match this years performance.
I suggest you create links like the "cancelthebee" of all the other McClatchy papers like the Miami, Macon, Columbus, etc.. The interest would certainly soar. That's how I found the site. Also include a phone number of each of how to cancel their subscriptions since each paper hides this information.
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