Utah Watchdog Says It Can’t Disclose Consumer Complaints
Disclosure • Division of Consumer Protection will not allow the public to inspect complaints lodged against businesses.
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Posted by Admin | Jun 26, 2020 | Consumer Affairs Agencies
Disclosure • Division of Consumer Protection will not allow the public to inspect complaints lodged against businesses.
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Since COVID-19 struck, we have seen money being raised to help those in need of everything from food to personal protection equipment. But are they legitimate charities?
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Posted by Admin | Jun 25, 2020 | Consumer Advice
When Buying a Used Car Privately, Beware of...
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Salt Lake County officials have launched a new tool aimed at making sure homeowners aren’t caught off guard by deed fraud. Imagine a stranger showing up one day to evict you from your own home. All a crook has to do is record your house in his or her name and it can be an expensive mess to straighten out.
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