Electronic overload: I need a Payday Loan for a cable organizer

Do you live in the electronic age too?

The Electronic Age

I'm not even sure if a Payday Loan money can get me out of this mess! I stumbled into my study in the dark at 3 a.m., sleepless and thinking that an hour of calm solitaire playing on my computer would put me to sleep. I was practically decapitated by a wire hanging from the wall and connected to Jonathan's cell phone. He had left it charging.

Electronic equipment charging everywhere

In the kitchen, Tammy's phone is plugged into the switch of the toaster and Anne's phone is charging on the dining room table.  When I complained that the house looked like a telephone service station they laughed and pointed at my two cameras charging on the study table. They also made some rude remarks about the battery charger hanging from the plug in the hallway and my electric razor charging in the bathroom. I kept quiet.

Do you live in a house like this?

It's becoming impossible. Wires, plugs and strange gizmos everywhere. To complicate matters, creative children rig up wiring systems to suit their own needs. Of course, each child has a cell phone and no two cell phones use the same chargers.  Each cell phone maker has its own charger design, sometimes using several across different models, which increases replacement costs for users and leads to unwanted cables when a consumer swaps brands. Tell me about it!

Good news at last

I read about it in the paper over coffee this morning. Finally - a standardized cell phone charger. Leading cell phone manufacturers announced on Tuesday they had agreed to produce a standardized charger for the industry in a move set to save money for consumers and reduce waste. ... click here to read the rest of the article titled "Electronic overload: I need a Payday Loan for a cable organizer "