Ticket-buyers: BBB says to avoid TicketsMyWay.com
Plays, concerts, and sporting events are big draws for baby boomers. The Better Business Bureau is warning people who are […]
Consumer Protection
What happened to regulations on investment banks?
It’s going to take time for any bailout of the financial markets to have an effect, Nomi Prins, former investment
Most consumers eligible for free credit-monitoring services or maybe cash
The credit bureau TransUnion has agreed to provide free credit-monitoring services to millions of consumers in a class-action settlement. The
Got car dents? Watch out for common summer fraud
If a man approaches you in a parking lot and tells you that he has a tool in his trunk
President to sign bill that bans lead in toys and strengthens regulation of consumer products
Thursday, the Senate passed the final conference report of H.R. 4040 – the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008.
New recall information: USDA to list retail stores receiving recalled meat and poultry products
Retail stores receiving meat and poultry products involved in Class I recalls – those with the most serious health consequences
MoneyGram to pay $1.1 million to help prevent wire transfer fraud
MoneyGram Payment Services has agreed to a multi-state agreement intended to help prevent U.S. residents from becoming victims of wire
Sky rocketing fuel costs resulting in surcharges, higher prices, with no way to tell what’s fair
Companies from many industries are adding fuel surcharges to or increasing the costs of what they sell. Although Americans are
How bad is Botox for you?
When I was growing up on apple ranches in Central Washington, the word botulism was scary. We often canned fruits, water-packed