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Beat: Classifieds
A satirical newspaper by the eight antifact fruits. Sister rag of factjuice.com.
Beat: Classifieds
Pokeberry reviews the back-page submissions of the past fiscal year and finds them, without exception, beneath contempt and also occasionally illegal.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with his most legally clarifying instalment yet, structured as a For Sale listing for himself, which is not an invitation.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, for the final time and also possibly the seventeenth time, the ongoing refund situation and its continued resolution.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, in full, the ongoing correspondence from dissatisfied customers, and considers the matter resolved by the act of addressing it.
Read on →Pokeberry demystifies the back-page classifieds section, a service he describes as essential, non-negotiable, and not subject to review.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, for what he assures us is the penultimate time, recent complaints about the Bitter Press refund policy and its complete non-existence.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, for the last time, the matter of refunds, which is closed, and the matter of your complaints, which are also closed.
Read on →Pokeberry's ongoing series returns with a new format, a familiar warning, and several items that were never lost in any legal sense.
Read on →A sponsored notice from a reputable vendor regarding a item that is absolutely available for legitimate purchase and was not taken from anyone.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses the public's ongoing confusion about refunds, which is the public's problem, not his.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with another urgent taxonomic plea, this time listed under 'Items For Sale' at a price that should itself be a warning.
Read on →A perfectly routine classified advertisement from a perfectly legitimate vendor who has never harmed anyone and would like that noted formally.
Read on →Pokeberry presents a sponsored advertorial for an unnamed product with undisclosed effects, in full compliance with regulations he has chosen not to specify.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses lingering confusion about the no-refund policy, which has not changed, will not change, and was never a policy so much as a fact of nature.
Read on →Pokeberry returns to the subject of his own edibility, this time from the demand side of the market, with characteristic financial clarity.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses recent complaints about the no-refund policy, explains why they are invalid, and confirms the policy will not change.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, once again, the ongoing and frankly exhausting problem of people attempting to eat him, this time via the Lost & Found column.
Read on →Pokeberry pulls back the curtain on the back pages, which were not there before and may not be there now.
Read on →Pokeberry opens the back pages to explain what the classifieds are, who they serve, and why further questions are discouraged.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses recent correspondence about the no-refund policy in the only way he knows how: at length, and without apology.
Read on →Pokeberry opens the ledger on what the classifieds are, who places them, and why some categories have no refund policy whatsoever.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with another urgent classified submission concerning his own continued existence and what will happen if you ignore it.
Read on →Pokeberry breaks down the Lost & Found column in exhaustive, inadvisable detail, and strongly recommends you do not investigate the Found items.
Read on →Pokeberry explains the classified section to those who have been asking, in terms that should discourage further questions.
Read on →A local concern of unspecified nature would like to purchase your silence, or failing that, your discretion, at a competitive rate.
Read on →A respected local business wishes to address the barrel situation, the smell, and why those are two entirely separate matters.
Read on →A sponsored message from a local enterprise that would like to be very clear about the entirely routine nature of its operations.
Read on →A valued advertising partner would like to address some concerns, none of which he is legally required to address, but here we are.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with another urgent, legally binding request regarding his own consumption, this time filed under WANTED.
Read on →Pokeberry explains, once and only once, what the classifieds section is, what it does, and what happens if you ask again.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with another urgent personal notice, this time filed under Lost & Found, because something keeps going missing and it is human judgment.
Read on →A sponsored message from a reputable business concern regarding recent incidents, the nature of which are nobody's business and certainly not yours.
Read on →Pokeberry illuminates the sacred, revenue-generating underbelly of The Bitter Press classifieds section, with light financial encouragement.
Read on →Pokeberry returns, unprompted, to the subject of his own edibility, this time with a price tag attached and a new sense of grievance.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses recent complaints about the Bitter Press refund policy, which is final, non-negotiable, and frankly a little dangerous to dispute.
Read on →Pokeberry Ventures LLC presents a transparent, above-board promotional notice regarding services rendered, debts forgiven, and one very specific incident that did not occur.
Read on →The following is a sponsored message from an entity that has retained counsel and would like to get ahead of the narrative, professionally.
Read on →Pokeberry explains what goes in the back pages, who is allowed to put it there, and what happens to those who do not pay.
Read on →Pokeberry explains the classified section, its categories, its rates, and why everyone who has ever read it already owes him money.
Read on →Pokeberry files his seventh consecutive cautionary essay in the Lost & Found column, where rates are cheaper and accountability is lower.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with his most legally-formatted warning yet, reclassified under Lost & Found after a billing dispute with himself.
Read on →Pokeberry runs a fully legitimate advertorial clarifying several financial arrangements that are not, in any legal sense, confessions.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with his most legally binding 'do not eat me' essay yet, now formatted as a classified listing for tax purposes.
Read on →Pokeberry returns, once again, to the subject of his own inedibility, this time with updated documentation and a weariness that cannot be faked.
Read on →Pokeberry runs a fully legal classified advertisement about a product he is selling, which is not himself, and the details are not relevant.
Read on →Pokeberry offers a comprehensive and legally distinct guide to the classifieds section, its categories, and its non-negotiable financial arrangements.
Read on →Pokeberry returns with a sponsored message about his services, his prices, and several things he did not do and cannot be proven to have done.
Read on →Pokeberry presents a sponsored message about his goods, his services, and certain arrangements that are not your business.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses the recent uptick in refund requests with characteristic patience, warmth, and a legally binding cease-and-desist.
Read on →Pokeberry returns to the subject of his own inedibility for the third time, with diminishing patience and a notarized addendum.
Read on →Pokeberry walks you through the back-page economy of the Bitter Press classifieds, where everything is for sale and some things were never yours to begin with.
Read on →Pokeberry's back-page advertorial for his import-export concern raises several questions that the advertorial itself almost answers.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses the recent complaints, the recent letters, and the recent so-called 'medical concerns' with characteristic patience and zero concessions.
Read on →Pokeberry explains the back-page economy, who uses it, who should not, and why everything costs slightly more than you remember.
Read on →Pokeberry returns to the classifieds desk with a revised, legally distinct, and absolutely final notice regarding the consumption of his person.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses recent complaints about the no-refund policy in calm, measured terms that are nonetheless deeply threatening.
Read on →A sponsored message from a reputable third party who is definitely not Pokeberry and has nothing to hide about the classifieds.
Read on →Pokeberry returns to the subject he should not have to return to, for an audience that has apparently learned nothing whatsoever.
Read on →Pokeberry returns to the subject of not eating him, this time via the classifieds, where the rates are firm and the warnings are legally binding.
Read on →Pokeberry walks you through the classified section with a lantern, a smile, and absolutely no intention of letting you leave with your wallet intact.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, for the final time, the matter of refunds, and explains in plain terms why there will not be any.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses, once and for all, the recurring issue of people attempting to consume him, and what happens next.
Read on →Pokeberry walks you through the back-page ecosystem, its categories, its customs, and why your complaint form goes nowhere.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses persistent mischaracterizations of his back-page operations and explains, calmly, that you have no legal recourse.
Read on →Pokeberry presents a sponsored message from an unnamed benefactor who is definitely not Pokeberry and has only your best interests at heart.
Read on →Pokeberry explains the hidden language of the back page so you can understand, too late, what you agreed to.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses the recent uptick in refund requests with the patience and warmth for which he is legally required to disclaim responsibility.
Read on →A paid promotion for a revolutionary new information service that is definitely not this newspaper and definitely not a confession.
Read on →Pokeberry, managing editor of finance and classifieds, announces sweeping litigation against parties known, unknown, and yet to be born.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses recent complaints about the no-refund policy with the patience of a fruit who is medically dangerous and knows it.
Read on →Pokeberry addresses the surge of refund requests with the patience and warmth for which he is legally not responsible.
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