Subject: Home product cuts power costs in half - Microsoft

From: Live Report <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2016 09:01:02 -0400

Bill Gates-"You must use this now"

      	ABC News  > Shark Tank

    	

      	Microsoft creates  new product that completely powers your home by simply plugging it into any wall 
        Everyone must start using this
        You will never have to pay another power bill again
        Almost Sold Out - Get Yours Now 

 

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            > Shark Tank history made with this product
            
             > Mark Cuban and Zuckerberg are using this
            
             > Plugs into any wall and ends power costsa

      After having dinner with the lady
 
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