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Consumer Matters
‘It’s not a victimless crime’: counterfeit goods hurt the economy. So speak up, Crime Stoppers says
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
“People who sell counterfeit goods are not paying taxes, they’re not employing people.” Continue reading
Coquitlam travel agency shut down after allegedly selling travel services with suspended license
“It’s important for consumers to understand that there is a real possibility they may not receive travel services purchased through Kimiya Travel.” Continue reading
B.C. driver fumes after he said he was overcharged at the pump twice at the same station
“We know the prices are going higher and they are still charging us for what they’re not giving us,” said Chris Bradford. Continue reading
Vancouver, Toronto residents digging into debt faster than any Canadians, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Call it a tie. Continue reading
B.C. driver received Impark ticket in error, but was still being asked to pay
“I was very worried. I think I am a polite person and I don’t want to break the law,” Continue reading
Mission RCMP arrest 4 in connection with alleged ‘gifting circle’ linked to their detachment
“This scheme, like all pyramid schemes, is illegal.’ Continue reading
Life insurance company denies claim for infant medivac hero
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
“It’s a very bad denial,” said a personal injury lawyer. Continue reading
Vancouver server warns people after she lost $8K in Bitcoin CRA scam
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
“I should have questioned, but this whole thing takes you over.” Continue reading
B.C. man says he was offered a job he never applied for. It was all a scam
“I smelled a rat.” Continue reading
Meet the Greyhound customers who spent months seeking refunds after B.C.’s worst fire season
“It appears there was a mistake made on our end, and we apologize to the customers for that.” Continue reading
