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Consumers warned not to use alcohol fire pits - ConsumerAffairs
1 天前 · The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a critical consumer alert, urging consumers to stop purchasing or using fire pits designed to burn pooled alcohol or other liquid fuels.
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Top 1,437 Reviews From Legit ConsumerAffairs.com Buyers
3 天之前 · ConsumerAffairs helps readers make big purchasing decisions with free resources, news and verified reviews. Our website hosts nearly 3.5 million reviews for more than 14,000 brands for categories ...
What Are Consumer Protection Laws? | ConsumerAffairs®
2023年9月18日 · Why were consumer protection laws created? Different consumer protection laws have been put into place at various times throughout history. However, commercial litigation attorney Christian B.W ...
Worst home warranty companies and scams - ConsumerAffairs
2024年10月22日 · How to identify a bad home warranty company. With home warranty companies, you pay a monthly or yearly fee, and in return, the home warranty company will cover the cost of repairing or even ...
Scam Alerts - ConsumerAffairs
2024年10月21日 · Keep you and your family safe by staying up-to-date on the latest scams, including new Ponzi schemes, phishing scams, property scams and more.
Consumer Complaints and Advocacy - ConsumerAffairs
2024年10月2日 · Consumer review sites are getting flooded with complaints about Noom, a popular app-based weight loss service. Most of the complaints stem from consumers feeling that the company offers misleading ...
Cell Phones - ConsumerAffairs
2024年11月7日 · Stay up-to-date on the latest cell phone news at ConsumerAffairs.com. Read articles about new technology, pending legal issues and more.
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