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  • Current Events
    10 Most Doll-Like Photos of Venus Palermo, aka VenusAngelic

    We have another offering in the “Living Doll” debate, this one featuring teenage Venus Palermo, also known as VenusAngelic. This young lady has perfected the art of dress-up, looking more and more doll-like in each video. The question is if Venus Palermo is real and if she is deserving of the attention...

  • Who Called Me?
    4253908930 Phone Number Bothering You?

    Is the phone number 425-390-8930 bothering you? You’re not alone! Fortunately, we have the answer for you here at Waffles, and this is nothing more than an annoying pest you can and should ignore. Read more for details:

  • Consumers
    Gas Auto Club: Legit or Scam?

    Did you receive a call claiming you could get $100 in free gas for spending $40? So did we! The call came from the phone number 8772044635, along with a lengthy recorded message. The question is whether or not this is a legit offer or just a scam.

  • Who Called Me?
    3604601844 Phone Number Bothering You?

    Is the phone number 360-460-1844 calling you and now you want to know who it is? We have the answer for you here at Waffles, and now you can rest easy knowing that it’s nothing but a pest that you can ignore. Read more for details:

  • Who Called Me?
    5034571003 Phone Number Bothering You?

    Is the phone number 503-457-1003 calling you and now you want to know who it is? Don’t worry – this annoying telemarketer is hounding countless others just like you, and you can safely ignore this pest. Read on for more details:

  • Spam Files
    Has Barton Publishing Found A Diabetes Cure? We Don’t Think So.

    Today we taking a look at emails, videos, and radio ads by Barton Publishing, which claims to have a way to “cure” or “reverse” diabetes.

  • Who Called Me?
    9712089947 Phone Number Bothering You?

    Did you get a call from 971-208-9947 you want to know who it is? We have the answer for you here at Waffles at Noon, and  we assure you this is NOT an important phone call. Read more for details:

  • Scams & Deception
    Target, Disney Hoaxes Making Rounds on Facebook Again

    It seems like every few months, there is another fake promotion that spreads on Facebook. In the past 24 hours, we’ve seen the resurgence of two such “offers” on the social network. Users are told they can get either a $250 gift card from Target, free Disneyland tickets – neither of which...