Aug 02
James Comey Is Writing A Book
Posted in: Today's ChiliLike his thrilling Senate testimony, the book promises to “share yet-unheard anecdotes” from his career.
Aug 02
This week a bunch of Pokemon GO maps have sprung up working again after an extended period of time down. These maps show the Pokemon around any given city – while some give extra info in some specific larger cities, too, if you’re into that sort of thing. The set we’re looking at today allows us to find Pokemon that’ve … Continue reading
Aug 02
Apple fan, but want to raise your video game significantly from your iPhone? Cupertino has the camera upgrade for you. Well, that’s assuming you have $15k to spare and a tripod handy, since trying to hold the RED RAVEN camera kit outstretched with your arms alone for Snapchat selfies seems a tall order. A new bundle by fan-favorite RED, it’s … Continue reading
Aug 02
It’s been a year since Blizzard rolled out Overwatch‘s first seasonal event, the Summer Games. Though the Summer Games were initially meant to coincide with the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Blizzard has decided to bring them back again this year. Jeff Kaplan made the announcement in a new developer update video, revealing that the Summer Games will be returning … Continue reading
Aug 02
Aug 02
It’s been about a year and a half since Apple introduced the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. It was a great device, but it also made Apple’s tablet lineup more confusing than ever. I wrote at the time that Apple seemed to be just throwing ideas out there trying t…
Aug 02
If it seems like reports of ransomware attacks — malicious software that holds data hostage unless a ransom is paid to the person or organization behind it — are increasing, Malwarebytes agrees with you. The company released its Second Annual State…
Aug 02
After making its name building microphones for both amateurs and professionals, Blue made the leap to headphones back in 2014. Its first model, the Mo-Fi, featured a built-in amplifier and the company followed up with three others, including a planar…
Aug 02
Atlus has just announced a trio of new Persona spin-offs. Following on from the 2015 PS Vita rhythm game Persona 4: Dancing All Night are a pair of new Dancing titles based on Persona 3 and Persona 5. A pair of trailers show Aigis and co. bopping to…
Aug 02
Verizon has launched a new and more simple rewards program for its customers which replaces the previous Smart Rewards program. The new program is called “Verizon Up” and it’s a lot different than the old program. Those who were enrolled in Smart Rewards have until November to use the points that they have accumulated so far.
Customers used to earn points for tasks like paying their bill through a checking account with Smart Rewards and signing up for paper-free billing. Verizon Up does things differently and doesn’t require customers to jump through all of those hoops.
With Verizon Up, customers get one credit for every $300 that they spend with Verizon. The amount is cumulative across billing periods. One credit can then be redeemed for one reward. There are some nuances to that, though.
Verizon Up has three main categories of rewards: Earned Rewards, Unexpected Rewards, and Super Tickets. With Earned Rewards, customers get minor incentives like credit towards a future device or discount at a Verizon partner.
Unexpected Rewards are random and don’t require points for redemption. They are only offered on special occasions such as a customer anniversary. Super Tickets will provide tickets for sporting events and concerts. They will be offered limited quantities on a first come first served bases.
All Verizon Up credits expire after 60 days so customers are advised to spend them within two months or they will lose them forever.
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