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It's a reminder to all consumers who use debit cards to make sure they check exactly what they're being charged at the moment they buy anything.

Even something as simple as a hamburger.

It's a lesson George Beane, a Palmdale California resident, will never forget. He and his wife pulled up to a local Burger King drive through window last week and ordered two Whoppers and a couple of cheeseburgers.

The distracted and busy cashier had already rung up the order and taken $4.33 off of George's debit card. But in her haste to put the "fast" in fast food and get to other customers, she accidentally rang in the charge again - without erasing the first three digits.

That brought the Beane's burger bill to a whooping $4,334.33! And to make matters worse, no one noticed.

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Tampere, Finland, February 28, 2006 – Timo Kosonen, a young Finnish entrepreneur has recently achieved a major milestone in his unbelievable new business launched this year on January; Timo has managed to literally collect payments for nothing. Timo developed his business model, selling nothing, for maximum profit. He has sold his limitless supplies on
www.nothingforsalesite.com for paying his coming wedding and married life.

Imagine a beach where the sky is always blue, it's never too hot or cold, the water isn't filled with salt and pollution, and the surf is always perfect - welcome to Ocean Dome, the world's only indoor beach.

A Kansas mayor has said he will repeal a "dumb" city regulation banning the throwing of snowballs - shortly after inadvertently breaking it himself.