Consumer: I added my cell phone number to the Do Not Call List, but I’m still receiving spam text messages. How can I stop them? Also, can viruses that infect computers also infect phones?
Consumer: I keep reading headlines about lead in children’s toys and product recalls. How do I know if a toy or baby item is safe?
Consumer: I’ll soon be moving into my first apartment. What do I need to know?
Consumer: I want to use the Internet to find a good loan. How can I avoid online lending scams?
Consumer: I receive dozens of spam e-mail messages every day. They’re a nuisance! What can I do?
Consumer: I’ve heard reports that flood-damaged cars are now making their way to Washington and are available for sale. Is this true? What can buyers do to make sure we aren’t sold a damaged car?
Consumer: I heard about the state’s gas prices investigation. What can you achieve and how can Washington residents help provide information?
Consumer: I’m exploring estate planning options, including living trusts. I’ve read recent warnings about “trust mills.” What are these?
Consumer: How do I keep my kids safe online?
Consumer: How often can debt collectors call me?
Consumer: Is there anything consumers can do about junk faxes?
Consumer: I’m thinking about filing my taxes online, but worry about identity theft. What tips can you recommend to help protect my personal information from landing in the wrong hands?
Consumer: My New Year’s resolution is to lose weight. What should I keep in mind when evaluating diet and fitness programs?