Why do we need consumer advocates?
Douglas Quara wants to know why we need consumer advocates — and maybe you do, too.
“I love that you help people,” he wrote in an email.
Douglas Quara wants to know why we need consumer advocates — and maybe you do, too.
“I love that you help people,” he wrote in an email.
An Optimum technician came to Ruth Bernstein’s house and did not fix the problem she called about — so why did she have to pay? That’s the problem to solve today.
When Whitney Todd tried to check in to a Vrbo vacation rental, a property manager told her to leave. (Actually, that’s the G-rated version; the host told her to “Get the [expletive] outta here!”). But if a Vrbo host tells you to, you know, leave, then shouldn’t you get a refund?
Jane Weir’s LG refrigerator doesn’t work and she wants Best Buy to give her a new one. But is that a reasonable request two years after purchasing it?
Dave Polini just wants his watch repaired. A national watch repair store, Watch Repairs USA, accepted it almost a year ago — and that’s the last time he saw it. Can we fix this problem?
Donna Sandfort just wanted to see the Book of Mormon. But something went very wrong. Did she just get scammed by a third-party ticket seller? Let’s find out.
Where is Ann Melody’s refund from FlightNetwork? Her airline canceled her flight and she asked for her money back, but it’s been four months. How long is too long?
Mary Biber’s new microwave doesn’t work and the LG refund she’s been promised is missing. Now she wants the Elliott Advocacy team to track it down.
When Howard Sorkin tries to use his preferred credit card on a Lyft ride, the company rejects it. When he switches to Uber, does the company owe him anything?
This traveler says the president’s confusing announcement about an impending travel ban caused him to buy a costly emergency flight home. Who’s to blame?