It’s not made of mashed potatoes or shaving cream, but Devils Tower still looks like a great landing pad for space aliens.
The mashed potatoes and shaving cream, of course, are from the movie “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” Remember when an obsessive Richard Dreyfuss can’t get that monolith out of his head? Yeah, that was intense.
What’s this $7,000 Sprint roaming charge on Robin McGary’s cell phone bill — and why won’t the company help her fix it? Find out.
What happened to Aaron Misakian’s flight from Seattle to Philadelphia? More to the point, what happened to the two cats and a dog scheduled to fly with Misakian that day?
Royal Caribbean drops Patricia Early and her husband off at Prince Edward Island after a medical scare, promising to cover their hotel bill. Why hasn’t it?
Don’t lower your guard now that tax season is over. Tax scams are everywhere — and they’re out to getcha.
When the movers he hires through Angie’s List never show up, Larry Hickerson goes looking for a refund. Why does the company get to keep his money?
Emily Glicksman accidentally books a nonrefundable rental car on Priceline. No worries, says her credit card company. We’ll cancel the transaction. But it doesn’t, and now it’s forcing her to pay for the car. Can it do that?
If you’re thinking of buying a travel insurance policy for your summer vacation, here’s a thought: Why not get one for the whole year?
Can we talk about contract traps for a minute? You know, those little clauses lawyers like to throw into the terms and conditions, end-user license agreements and contracts of carriage that apply to everything we do.
Those contract traps, yeah.
Even though Bette Waterstreet has repeatedly told the Food Network Magazine she doesn’t want to renew, it’s not getting the message. Can anyone make the bills stop?
