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For all those people who have deposited or borrowed money from LendingClub.com ( person-to-person lending ) and curious about what’s going on as it has suspended new lender registration, affiliate program on April 8th 2008; there is good news.

It has posted updates about the quiet period. Today, they have filed a registration statement with the SEC to issue up to $600,000,000 in Member Payment Dependent Notes that Lending Club will offer. So, once the registration process is completed, all the loans to borrower will be backed up by promissory notes issued to lenders. Till then, lenders will be able to access their accounts, monitor their portfolios, and withdraw available funds without changes.

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Unlike Hollywood or Blockbuster which charge like 4-5$ for a movie rental, Redbox is a new service which lets DVD rentals for $1 DVD rentals, No late fees, return at over 8,000 locations. It’s legit and easy. They keep updating there new movie titles very frequently. You can view the here and can reserve them online.

Code Sharing makes free rentals possible

RedBox actually distributes codes weekly if you sign up for SMS or email messaging, here .  You get a free rental code each Monday which you can use for one night’s free rental.

All you need to do for free rentals is visit insideredbox and print out the latest list of codes before your trip to the local RedBox. Anyway, choose your movie, punch in a code (hit the Add Promo Code button), swipe your card and take home your free rental. As long as you return it before 9pm the following day, you never pay for that movie. I do believe they put a $1 hold on your card for each rental, but that is of course returned to you very quickly. Now, enjoy watching free movies.

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