With their overpriced items and the global economic recession Linens N Things was unable to survive. Linens N Things Canada filed for bankruptcy yesterday and shut down the Canadian website canada.lnt.com. Expect Linens N Things stores to have HUGE sales to clear and liquidate all their stocks.
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.
The HomeCentreGroup Team
Today, granite is a very popular choice in countertops for kitchens and bathrooms. It’s beautiful, easy to maintain and as durable as you can get.
Granite Transformation has taken this product and transformed it into a work of art…..a great product and I think we will be seeing this as a top seller for kitchen and bathroom countertops.
Their product is a granite countertop that is placed directly cover your existing counter. This product is fantastic because it has all the advantages of a FULL granite top but can be installed in a day. Making the installation very easy and tidy.
They have three product choice, granite stone, granite glass and granite mosaic. Granite Stone uses the latest technologies to combine with a selection of the world’s finest natural stone.
Trend Stone is flexible, resistant to wear and chemical agents, light weight, non-absorbent and frost resistant. This product is a perfect surface for kitchen counters, bathroom counters and tub and shower walls and fireplaces.
Designers and engineers have come up with a beautiful product in the Granite Glass. The appearance is shiny and has a transparency of glass. There are many vivid colors, to make this choice easy to make any room you are looking to introduce some granite too.
Trend Mosaics line are transparent glass mosaic tiles come in sheets of 10FT x 4FT. A great finishing touch for a home with a luxurious look of European style and fashion.
There are many reasons you should look at Granite Transformations if you are looking to renovate your kitchen or bath, or if you are building a new home and designing your kitchen for the first time. Granite adds value to your home. It is heat, stain and scratch resistant and easy to keep clean. Granite comes in many different colours, so your choice is endless.
Visit Granite Countertops’ website to read more about this product. Experience the WOW today!
The National Do Not Call List (DNCL) gives consumers a choice about whether to receive telemarketing calls. Finally, all we have to do is call one of two numbers and we can get those annoying telemarketers to stop calling us when we are trying to have a nice dinner with our families. Problem is this call may be the most annoying call you will make.
The Star reported on September 30 that “more than a million consumers had called one of two phone lines to try to register by early afternoon. An unknown additional number tried to sign up online at the registry’s web site. Denis Carmel, a spokesperson for the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, a federal agency, which operates the list proceeded to state, just over 200,000 consumers had succeeded in getting on the list by 1.30 p.m. Most of them had signed up by 9 a.m., when the system became so overwhelmed it crashed but was available only sporadically for the rest of the day. Only a few thousand were able to get through after that, he said. The CRTC said it would be working to increase the system’s capacity overnight.”
If you get through, don’t think this will stop the calls from coming in tomorrow or next week. They are saying it will be the end of the month before people will start noticing the difference. I say that because you will still be receiving calls from charities along with newspapers, political parties, pollsters and companies with whom you’ve done business in the past 18 months. These are exempt from the do-not-call list. But you should be able to ask them not to call anymore, and they’re required by law to oblige. Plus, American companies can still call because they’re not covered under our laws, and Canadians can’t use U.S. do-not-call lists.
And set your calendars for 2011, cause you’ll have to go through this all over again.
You can register your landline, cell phone and fax by calling one of these toll-free numbers: 1-866-580-3625 or 1-888-362-5889.
Source:http://www.thestar.com/News/Canada/article/508632
