AT&T's customer service "wait times" are top secret

Ellen Gabler, Milwaukee Journal

Complaints about career help companies

Be careful of dating services

Your mortgage: It rarely pays to prepay

Consumer Reports

Personal health records may not be private

Smart Money

Jewelry ads misleading

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

Wisconsin's Top 10 consumer complaints

DATCP Secretary Rod Nilsustuen on the Top 10 consumer complaints in Wisconsin

How to get your income tax refund back fast for free without paying 700 percent interest with a refund anticipation loan

TV 26 in Green bay goes undercover to expose merchants not checking ID for credit cards

TV-26 in Green Bay exposes questionable contractor and helps home owners get repairs

Cell phones and strong penalities for No Call list?

Milwaukee Journal

Cell phone protection an easy call

WI State Journal

Good deal may not be real

Going out of business sales

Sears settles lawsuit alleging stoves can tip over

Washington Post

WITI-TV Milwaukee Investigative Reporter Bryan Polcyn takes his undercover camera to a questionable dating service

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WTMJ-TV 4 On Your Side reporter Courtny Gerrish has an undercover camera, too

WKOW-TV Troubleshooter Kim Sveum warns about getting your checking account debited without realizing it

After you buy tickets on movieFone.com, a screen, commonly called a pop-up window appears and asks you to take a survey to receive a rebate on the tickets you just bought.
By filling out the survey, you've given another company access to your credit card info that you just used to buy the movie tickets and you've signed up for a program that charges you monthly to be part of a club that offers travel discounts.

Jewelry shopping tips/Glen Loyd on WMTV's morning show

PUBLIC INVESTIGATOR: TAKING TIPS, CHASING LEADS/ ELLEN GABLER

Milwaukee Journal: "The retired law professor said he spent more than four weeks, 45 phone calls and countless hours winding through phone trees and talking to customer service representatives before his phone numbers finally worked right."

WTMJ-TV says it is Dirty Dining

If you dine out in Milwaukee don't miss this series!

Hiding a cell phone's identity

AOL news

MSNBC exposes ISP providers sneaky charges

MSNBC

If e-retailers are wary of these places, consumers should be, too.

Kent Wainscott of WISN-TV talking to Consumer Reports about tire safety

Life on a door-to-door magazine crew

This video from the New York Times shows the explotation of young people and how they are taught to lie and steal from customers. (13 minutes or so)

Federal Trade Commission: Life is Good apparel company allegedly misled consumers about security

Kent Wainscott of WISN-TV tests fire safe cigarette

An interesting report that I missed when it aired a few months ago

Old carbon monoxide detectors can stop detecting

Replace old carbon monoxide detectors