While consumers still use cash, checks, and credit cards to pay for their everyday transactions, a new era
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Dream Water: It May Be Too Good to Be True
Dream Water claims to be an all-natural revolutionary sleep and relaxation drink that is “safe as a warm
Relaxium Dietary Supplement: Who Is Really Endorsing This Product?
Our attorneys are currently investigating a potential class action against the makers of Relaxium concerning the marketing of
Prepaid Debit Card Companies May Be Cheating Consumers
Our attorneys are currently investigating a potential class action against the sellers of prepaid debit cards. Prepaid debit
Is Bank of America Charging Hidden Home Loan Termination Fees?
Before the recent economic meltdown, many home buyers who were not able to qualify for standard mortgages were
MB Mobile May Be Billing For Unwanted Services
Our attorneys are currently investigating a potential class action against MB Mobile and other cell phone vendors for
Having Survived Hurricane Irene, Homeowners Now Face Unfair Insurance Practices
Hurricane Irene, with all of its devastating impact, has finally moved past the United States. Now the insurance battles
Honda Car Leases: Paying For “Unused Miles”
Under a standard Honda lease agreement, the consumer agrees to make a monthly payment in exchange for the
Internet Travel Sites Charge For Unwanted Travel Insurance
Our attorneys are currently investigating a potential class against Travelocity, Orbitz and other internet travel vendors concerning the sale
Citibank And Essentials Gold May Be Imposing Unauthorized Charges
It is virtually impossible to live in modern society without a credit card. Consumers need plastic to rent cars,