Was the BNSF purchase done to quickly, and who will reap the benefits? Let the courts decide.
Buy a footlong, and they promise to give you 5 dollar concert ticket....................just not near you
Boeing employee posed as an independent blogger to decieve Northrop Grumman duriing a recent trade show. What is great about this whole issue is, no consumer was affected by a corporate giant. However, to see two mass entities act as children would, shows just how low the corporate world really behaves. Read More
Many credit cardholders find their interest rates rising, minimum payments spiking and credit limits plummeting, says Consumer Action, which today releases its 2009 Credit Card Survey. The results of the new Credit Card Survey confirm widespread cardholder complaints that even excellent customers who carry a balance are subject to costly, unilateral increases in their credit card bills. Consumers are seeing increases in purchase rates, cash advance rates and in some cases default rates. Some issuers are using the new credit card law coming next ... Read More
Madden NFL game purchasers will soon have their day in court after a U.S. District Judge recently denied Electronic Art's motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit that claims the company engaged in unlawful and anti competitive agreements that monopolized the market for football video games and nearly doubled the price of its popular game, Madden NFL. The lawsuit alleges EA established agreements with the National Football League (NFL), The NFL Players Union, Arena Football League and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), that ... Read More
Subway and Livenation.com have teamed up to bring you A belly full of food, and an evening full of fun all for $10.00. However there is a catch, I know, "how could that be Thom?" Well it's true, Subway is running a national commercial touting "buy a sandwich, and we'll entertain you." Well if they make news on our site than you know there is a catch. What Subway fails to tell you is that this only applies to certain venues across ... Read More
DISH Network to dish out nearly $6 million under multistate settlement Satellite company stacked up complaints about sales practices OLYMPIA – Attorneys general in 46 states served up some relief for DISH Network customers today. The satellite TV provider will pay nearly $6 million to settle allegations that the company and its third-party retailers engaged in deceptive and unfair sales practices. “DISH Network’s misleading marketing beamed bad deals to thousands of consumers, causing financial hardships for those on limited incomes,” said Washington Attorney General Rob ... Read More
