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07-03-2006, 09:26 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Manhattan, NY
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Hay guys was at gym last night but saw the GE story on today tonight about bullying consumers. I was wondering what was it about? I couldnt find a link to it or a vid on the today tonight site.
I use to work for them in finance but now moved. Im interested to see the story because it looked very true. The rule was lend it like its Ge's money and collect it like its your own when we I was there.
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Today Tonight ge story
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