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The Daily Consumer | July 2, 2009

TOP STORY

Congress Fumes Over Credit Card Rate Hikes Lawmakers feeling heat over lenders' actions.

AUTOMOTIVE

U.S. Swimming In Gasoline Supplies Market surprised by falling gasoline demand.

FINANCE

Job Cuts Fall to 15-Month Low in June Unemployment may be leveling off.

Buying a Home for Your Parents When shopping for mom and dad, weigh these options to decide if it's a second home or a rental.

SCAMS

5 Scams Spread Like a Virus Thieves operate even in a downturn; here are a few tips to avoid fraud when you need money the most.

Man Sentenced In Payday Loan Swindle Investors inticed with big returns that didn't materialize.

INTERNET

FCC Finally Begins To Tackle Big Agenda National broadband plan, DTV transition cleanup first on list.

PETS

Keeping Your Pet Safe For July 4th Humane Society offers tips on animal safety.

RECALLS

NEW ROGUES

Every day we add hundreds of new consumer complaints and comments to our site. And each day sees the addition of companies and products that haven't previously appeared in our Rogues Gallery. Here are today's newcomers:

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HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!

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