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03/11, 12:19pm |
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Programs mixed up!
Somebody got their programs mixed up! Frugal Family is $2, and, from what I can see, all it does is give a bunch of tips on being green and saving energy, which I didn't need to spend $2 to figure out. Frugal (not Frugal Family) is $.99, and that's the program that allows one to compare grocery prices! I shouldn't have just downloaded it based on this article, but I would think someone would check this before they post what they're "reviewing."
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grammar lesson would be a good app. iPodNN could use it to learn the diff between there, their and they're.