Consumer Information and News: Recent Comments

Comment on Consumers Choose Between Sex and Cell phones

2010-02-17T10:17:13Z

I think that the results also depended on the age, religion and cultural backgrounds of the participants, so they can't be taken for granted, but the tendency of the growing importance of cell phones is evedent. Even children are mad about them.

Comment on A Duality of Fashion

2010-02-17T09:58:07Z

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Comment on ID Theft Protection and Prevention Tips

2010-02-07T18:22:21Z

Great information, I appreciate you taking the time to get this information out.

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2010-02-03T07:31:01Z

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Comment on Tire Inflation Facts

2010-01-05T11:41:04Z

Thanks for such a nice blog post....i was searching for something like that.

Comment on 6-Train Rides Afford Natural Exploration

2009-09-22T07:22:18Z

Personally I love The Royal Scotsman - luxury and timeless relaxation on wheels, and superb scenery.

Comment on Defeating an Insurance Claim Denial

2009-07-23T12:06:20Z

excellent post! There is so little that is said to protect the consumers interest. Many of us just give up hope when we receive denial letters and can't stop wondering what good is all the money we've been dishing out for that day. Instead we need to appeal for the denied claims.

Comment on Should T-Mobile Commandeer AT & T’s Customers?

2009-06-05T20:58:15Z

I experienced AT & T's bait and switch tactics too. The company was overcharging my company phone bill. Yes, another ISP provider needs to step in and take their customers.

Comment on Is It Eco-Friendly Fashion or Greenwashing?

2009-05-06T18:17:16Z

PETA thinks that fashion without wool is righteous.

Comment on Homeowner Beware of Foreclosure Fraud

2009-03-05T01:45:35Z

I recently was watching an ad on tv about foreclosures. When i called the set up was to get my credit card info and then give me a password to get into the site to look for a house. I had to call two times none of the id and passwords worked. In a matter of a few days they are going to charge me 35 dollars to remain on their list If I don't cancel. Umm, I wonder if Credit Resource Network is a fraud, and Bargain Network is one also, I did not pay much to get the info but my point is they advertised houses in good areas then only to find out what is out there is only in the bad areas. I was looking for a house not a funeral plot.