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SoxFan
I know that it's easy to present a phony invoice on anything. But are there ways to crack the secret? A sticker price might reveal a figure that matches what one might find in a blue book, Edmunds, or website for that make and model. How, then, can one determine the actual amount that a specfic dealership spent, to acquire the car?
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Hey SoxFan,
Hey SoxFan,
My name is Rebekah and I work at Kelley Blue Book. If you are talking about new cars, the invoice information is available in the new car section on our site (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars) in the vehicle pricing guide. You will need to put in the make, model, trim, and any specifics about the vehicle to get the typical invoice price. This is not the actual invoice price of the particular vehicle at the dealership, but should be close depending on when the vehicle in question was built. The manufacturer typically has price increases throughout the year.
Weâve also launched an optimized site for cellphones at i.kbb.com, as well as an iPhone app you can find in the Apple App Store, to make it really easy for you to get this info while at the dealership.
Hope this helps!
Rebekah
Kelley Blue Book Consumer Communications
Hey SoxFan,
Hey SoxFan,
My name is Rebekah and I work at Kelley Blue Book. If you are talking about new cars, the invoice information is available in the new car section on our site (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars) in the vehicle pricing guide. You will need to put in the make, model, trim, and any specifics about the vehicle to get the typical invoice price. This is not the actual invoice price of the particular vehicle at the dealership, but should be close depending on when the vehicle in question was built. The manufacturer typically has price increases throughout the year.
Weâve also launched an optimized site for cellphones at i.kbb.com, as well as an iPhone app you can find in the Apple App Store, to make it really easy for you to get this info while at the dealership.
Hope this helps!
Rebekah
Kelley Blue Book Consumer Communications
When you jailbreak your iphone does it erase your already installed apps?
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Also does it allow you to download apps from the app store for free (instead of them being £0.99?)
What does it allow you to do different?
I've got an iphone 3gs running on ios4
Answer
Jail breaking it breaks your warranty with apple or your service provider so for any reason some thing goes bad you get a virus it atop working or anything you will never ever get a replacement and just last yer many people just found out that jail braking it mean your relying on some one else who may not have your best interest in mind when a bunch of contact info and viruses came on board and wiped out thousands of people credit along with credit card info
See jail breaking means some hacker took the iOS software broke it and then rereleased it for people to reset there devices with and you don't know what they broke or what they didn't or what security is left till it's to late
And no once it is jail broken you have to download apps off of another website the iTunes store still needs credit card info which means that you will be using your credit card on a device your not even sure is secure or not for me
I'm rather happy spending pocket change on some thing I know is secure and is not leaking info out into the wild were some hacker may have it to use for there own apps or a new car
Jail breaking it breaks your warranty with apple or your service provider so for any reason some thing goes bad you get a virus it atop working or anything you will never ever get a replacement and just last yer many people just found out that jail braking it mean your relying on some one else who may not have your best interest in mind when a bunch of contact info and viruses came on board and wiped out thousands of people credit along with credit card info
See jail breaking means some hacker took the iOS software broke it and then rereleased it for people to reset there devices with and you don't know what they broke or what they didn't or what security is left till it's to late
And no once it is jail broken you have to download apps off of another website the iTunes store still needs credit card info which means that you will be using your credit card on a device your not even sure is secure or not for me
I'm rather happy spending pocket change on some thing I know is secure and is not leaking info out into the wild were some hacker may have it to use for there own apps or a new car
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