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Glad you're with us here on the Clark Howard Show where it's all about you learning ways to

save more and spend less and don't let anyone ever rip you off. Coming up in a few minutes

in today's Clark Regis moment. Warning, a lot of the things you go to buy aren't what they say they

are at least what they call themselves. I'm going to tell you what particular food items more

often than not may be something other than what they claim to be. Coming up yet later, yet another

consumer-friendly initiative in the sale of used cars in the United States. This isn't a move

by government. This is a move by private industry. I'm going to tell you there's yet another player

emerging that sells used cars the clean consumer-oriented way. There's been a problem for

the entire cell phone era and that is for 911 centers. You may have noticed on most people's

cell phone bills you're paying fees for the 911 centers. Those of us on cell phones account for

not 100% of calls now to 911 but it's way up there. It's the overwhelming number of calls.

The way your location is given is based on something called tower triangulation which may or

may not be accurate. We live in an area where there are three jurisdictions really close to each

other and the problem is that we're only a few hundred yards from a different jurisdiction.

Another one is about a mile away and if we have an occasion we have to call 911 that call

goes off to the wrong place because the cell tower triangulation just doesn't get it right.

Now there's a new technology that Google has developed and it's first being launched with T-Mobile

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