Subway is one of the largest and fastest growing franchises in the United States. They do a great job of marketing all of the contests and giveaways really help keep Subway in the back of people minds. The newest contest, called Fiery (not firey) Footlong Frenzy is very simple to play and you can instantly win Playstation and Sony prizes, as well as, Subways cards before they hit stores!

Fiery Footlong Frenzy Sweepstakes ends on 10/17/2010!

You can be a lucky winner of PS3 game console, PS3 games, a 3D HDTV and much more! There are 3 different ways that you can participate in the sweepstakes and those include:

• Online
• Mobile Device
• Text Messaging

You can only participate in the contest up to 3 times per day. Which means that you can only enter 3 Fiery Footlong Frenzy codes per day. It is very simple to enter and all that you have to do each day is go to www.SubwayFreshBuzz.com, enter your email address and code.

Each code can only be used one time during the contest. You can get FREE codes, please see this page for more information about getting ONE code for free.

But How Do You Get Codes? (while supplies last)

• on 32oz drinks
• on your breakfast wrapper
• on you SunChips bag
• keep an eye on social media sites that Subway is on, like Twitter & Facebook
• on SubwayFreshBuzz banner ads
• in your email from Subway
• in the USA Today (Wednesday the 25th only)

But What Are The Prizes? (read more here)

• SD Movie Rental on Playstation Network
• Subway Card
• Subway Lunch Tote
• Playstation Network game download
• PSP Game Download
• PS3 Game Download
• PS3 Games
• Sony Piiq Headphones
• SonyStyle Cards
• Playstation Move Software Bundles
• Sony Electronic “bloggie” Camera
• PSP Entertainment Pack
• PSP Entertainment Pack
• Subway Footlong Subs for a Year
• Playstation Move Hardware Bundle
• Collectors Edition Boxes Uncharted 2
• Gran Turismo 5 Collectors Edition Box
• Little Big Planet 2 Collectors Edition Box
• Sony Bravia 40″ EX400 HDTV

There are plenty of ways to get a code, so don’t complain you can’t and get your butt out there collecting! Let us know what you have one!

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What is the new program by Boost Mobile? Well, it’s called “Re-Boost” and basically is making it much easier to have a cellphone these days. Updating your Facebook profile or your Twitter account with your phone? That can also be done with Boost Mobiles new social friendly phones. Another great option with Re-Boost is that you can pay online, in person or even pay over the phone. If you are unable to make the payment, you can also have a friend or family member make the payment for you.

Boost Mobile offers up many of the more popular phones like the Blackberry.  Take a look at some of the detailed phone pages:

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Re-boost also helps you to save more money on your monthly bill when you sign up for automatic payments.  If you do so you will get a $20 credit to your account.

The plans that Boost Mobile offers are some of the best in the industry.  You can get unlimited monthly access to a dependable network for only $50 per month.  You can pay-as-you-go for $0.10 per minute or hook up the popular Blackberry Monthly Unlimited plan for $60 per month.

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Remember the show Ghost Adventures? The last show that was on TV was in January of this year and I haven’t seen anything more than re-runs since then. I miss the show. I know that you cannot believe EVERYTHING you see on TV, but at least Zac, Nick and Aaron are entertaining to watch, for now.

Shows like Ghost Hunters, Ghost Hunters International and Extreme Paranormal used to be fun to watch. The reason I cannot watch those anymore is because they have lack of evidence caused by a lack of equipment. Right? I mean, if you were “hunting” ghosts, don’t you think you would have about 45 cameras to operate at any given time? Why is everything that is “caught” a personal experience that is NOT on tape?

So, the new season of Ghost Adventures should be starting up soon (Sept. to be exact) and I hope it brings new locations and better footage this time around. I don’t want to get bored with this show like I did with Ghost Hunters!

Do you watch Ghost Adventures? If so, what do you think?

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Do you sell on eBay? Make graphics for websites as a side job? Have a self published book you sell on your own website? The reason that I ask is because in all of those situations, money exchanges hands and the easier that happens the better it is for both seller and buyer.

Paypal.com makes this process easier. The seller needs to have an account with Paypal.com to accept money, but the buyer does NOT need to have a Paypal account. Right now, if you are the buyer and you want to pay with your credit card, you will not be asked to sign up for a free account just to do so. This has taken one step away from the buying process. Not that long ago, Paypal would have you sign up for a free account, attach it to a bank account and have you transfer funds to your Paypal account, just to complete the purchase.

Now, the process is so simple, it’s really not a bad way to accept money for things, especially online. There are fees involved, as always, but when you think about how fast you can get your money, Paypal is one of the best options.  I  have been a user for over 10 years now and have never even had to contact customer service for any situation.  I sold items on eBay, transferred money to other accounts of mine, paid bills (when they had that option), paid for subscriptions, sent money to family and friends and never really had any issues. 

I like the system, the user interface is easy to understand and when you say “paypal” to anyone, they almost always know what you are talking about.  The small fees the charge for accepting funds is really nothing more than you’d expect from a company that is handling all the “work” while you collect the money.  Some have given up on Paypal because of the fees, while others accept Paypal as the only form of payment.  If you Google “Paypal Reviews” or “Paypal rip-offs” you can get a feel for some of the issues others might be having.

I recommend the service, since it’s free and so very easy to use.  If you are thinking about buying or selling online, I would say check out Paypal.com first.

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