The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) is hosting a Forum on May 11, 2011 to examine how government, business, and consumer protection organizations can work together to prevent consumers from receiving unauthorized third-party charges on their phone bills. This practice is known as cramming.
Complaints
Complaints Against Cox Cable: Fighting Cable Rates
Yo, Adrian! Cox just raised rates by 20%? Are you kidding me? Let me at 'em.............
Unsolicited or SPAM Text Messages
Check out UCAN's new consumer resource to help prevent unsolicited or SPAM text messages!
Unsolicited or SPAM Text Messages
Despite continuous improvements to the technology, wireless companies have not found a way to stop unsolicited or SPAM Text Messages. There are a few solutions out there that each of the companies allow. Here are the steps you can take with the 4 largest wireless companies to help stop unsolicited text messages.
SDG&E billing disputes or complaints about SDG&E smart meters
Do you have any complaints about a recently installed smart meter? Or do you have concerns about an imminent installation of a smart meter? Even if you are just disputing your gas or electricity bill....share your story here. Our advocates will be monitoring this page and taking action against any systemic problems with smart meters or billing issues.
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