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January 28, 2004

New Amazon service

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Posted by David Weinberger

From Denounce:

Amazon Launches New Social Network Called "Pricekut"

Customers Can Now See and Comment
on the Contents of Other Customers' Shopping Carts

It's satire, ok? (Thanks to Brian Dear for the link.)

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1. Silvio Köhne on May 6, 2004 8:17 PM writes...

Hallo
Warum kann ich nicht vom Anbieter kaufen?
Mif frdl. Gruß
Silvio Köhne

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