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03/05/2012
The Better Business Bureau reminds those who experience storm damage to take certain precautions when cleaning up and making repair decisions.
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11/22/2010
The BBB offers its top 10 tips for safe online shopping.
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06/30/2010
Better Business Bureau warns consumers to beware of air duct cleaning businesses that employ bait and switch tactics or try to scare the homeowner into thinking they have a serious health-threatening mold problem.
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12/03/2009
Shopping for consumer electronics online can lead to scam websites when prices sound too good to be true.
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08/27/2009
Mortgage fraud using "reverse mortgages" are growing in number, the FBI reports
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08/13/2009
As unemployment has risen, BBB is warning about three schemes that target job seekers.
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07/23/2009
Jefferson High School Online appears to a diploma mill that offers a high school diploma and transcript for $200 to people who complete a test that it appears anyone can pass with little effort.
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07/16/2009
Cancer Fund of America raises millions nationally through telemarketing efforts, but very little of the money appears to help cancer patients or go to the fight against cancer.
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07/09/2009
BBB sees increasing interest in BBB reports about new car dealers and a few scams that may be taking advantage of uncertainty about a new federal rebate program for trade in of older cars for a new car.
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07/02/2009
As more families look to purchase used cars, car theives frequently use "cloned" VIN numbers to sell stolen vehicles to unsuspecting buyers.
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06/25/2009
BBB logo is sometimes used online or in print ads without authorization
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06/10/2009
A person who happens to be abroad and is advertising a car or boat or any other higher price item online may be trying to steal your money.
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05/21/2009
Consumers seeking help to manage debt negotiation or debt settlement are frequently misled by deceptive businesses.
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04/23/2009
Official looking postcard about proposed Medicare cuts seeks to convince senior citizens to return information that will be used for either sales or lobbying efforts, or both.
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04/16/2009
Consumers often sign up inadvertently for a "free trial membership" that promises savings but winds up delivering only surprise charges to the consumer's bank account or credit card statement.
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