One cybersecurity expert suggests using mobile payment systems like Apple Pay or Google Pay when doing your holiday shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
“I trusted Amazon that they would back their products, but now I’m cautious with what I buy online,” Jennifer Mannella told Global News, Wednesday. Continue reading
The group was scheduled to depart from Vancouver to Cuba in March, but Sunwing cancelled the trip due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
Joy Jansen’s trip to Mexico was cancelled after the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March. Continue reading
Back in March, SNFW Fitness BC, which operated Steve Nash Fitness World, notified members that all facilities would be closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
The best way for consumers to protect themselves is to inspect the vehicle in person before handing over any money, says the Better Business Bureau. Continue reading
A WestJet customer says she is being denied a refund after the airline promised her one. Continue reading
“I just thought it was unfair that I’m paying for something I can’t do.” Continue reading
The Canada Revenue Agency revealed that a scammer had applied for the CERB in the man’s name, and that cheques were going to a fake bank account. Continue reading
Gerry Smith cancelled the cruise of his own accord, but was shocked to later learn that the company had officially scrapped it and was offering full refunds. Continue reading
The organization says Canadians reported losses of more than $50,000 to this particular scam between March 1 and May 31. Continue reading
A B.C. woman is still waiting for a refund on tickets to a Vancouver Canucks game in Las Vegas that was supposed to take place in March. Continue reading
While the Airbnb host was happy to fully refund Linda Murray’s booking deposit, Airbnb charged her a $780 service fee anyway. Continue reading
With people spending more time online during the coronavirus pandemic, scams offering “free trials” are luring in unsuspecting consumers, according to the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Continue reading
Canada’s air regulator had previously suggested that offering vouchers rather than refunds to travellers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic was an appropriate response by airlines. Continue reading