This is another huge recall involving lithium-ion batteries. Anker Innovations is recalling about 1,158,000 power banks because the lithium-ion battery […]
With 31 percent of American consumers planning to spend less during the 2024 holiday season compared to 2023, WalletHub, a
On my landline, yes, I still have one, I’m still getting unwanted calls. However, not as many as in the
At last, government officials are doing something about the harm media is causing children. For years, I’ve written about violence
These days, October is the beginning of the holiday shopping season. Make your list and start comparing prices. You may
August marks the beginning of the end of summer, as well as a new school year for many people. Because
When I’ve had a consumer complaint recently, several times the customer service representative has said to me “I’m sorry that you feel that way.” The “sorry,” but I’m not sorry response it like getting an emotional slap in the face. One time it happened when I didn’t get information about a credit union fee, and I also mentioned lacking customer service at a local branch.
Recently, when I traveled to Madrid, I noticed that more people weren’t using headphones or earbuds when listening to audio on their phones and computers. At the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, a man was sitting with his leg propped up on his suitcase listening to YouTube videos. It was really irritating. Another man had his phone on speaker.
Another industry is being exposed for years-long tricks it engaged in to fool consumers and make more money at their expense. Major U.S. wireless carriers agreed to a $10.25 million settlement Thursday after an industry-wide investigation by a coalition of 50 state attorneys general of misleading advertising practices.
