ConsumerAffairs Reviews

I appreciate learning that my insurance company is paying a dividend. Their rates have been high in the past but have declined some. Thanks for sharing this knowledge. This knowledge has given me greater faith in my insurance company.

Your choice on what companies can be reported on is pitiful. I tried to submit a review on an insurance company but it is not allowed. The minimum characters allowed also shows you prefer rambling, inefficient commentary. Regroup.

Keeping up with all the recalls is a full time job! This makes it easier to follow up on. In clear concise language you know all the important details. You are not talked to like you are an idiot. When you are finished you feel like you know something important.

Impossible to use the websites. I filled in information for a quote, yet when companies received my information, many major items were unchecked. I DID NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING. It's using this website that is the problem.

Always helpful. This gives me knowledge and what to do if I should have any recalled products or foods human or animal foods which are unsafe and medicines also. Thank you for keeping me and my family and pets safe. I have a severely handicapped child who has a Trach and also has immune issues.Thank you so much.

I enjoy reading articles that get to the point. This article was informative, interesting and well written. I enjoy reading articles that informs me right away, actually getting the information right away that the title states is great.

All the articles are very informative and helpful. They should be sent to all consumers daily. We need to have this information because of all the possible diseases and infections going around.

Very comprehensive review of recalled items, including lot numbers and instructions for disposal and./or return. The variety of products included in this alert is very impressive, from food products and children's toys to furniture and outdoor spas.

The article was very helpful and unknown until I found it and read it. I am a one income family and work a just above minimum wage job so I am looking forward to see if this will help with getting more tax money back.

Some of these suggestions are common sense, however, I did find some solutions in here. Considering that I’m an older woman, I was kind of impressed. I think it would be very suitable for younger people.

I don't really think reviews matter (even with Consumer Affairs). I have been trying to contact Consumer Affairs re: a review I did on Safe Ship Moving (they're criminals and liars) and Consumer Affairs has been unresponsive and their live chat is useless.

Really helped in time of need for resources & direction. Don't really know too much about the app or its source but I guess something I did online caused it to be sent to my email and when I checked it, open the link and read about it, well here we are. That's about all I know but I have been checking into the programs & resources they claim and it does turn out. So, maybe check it out, give it a try. Hell it may end up helping you out at a time you really need the help, or maybe you can just share with somebody else and it be the hope or blessing someone needed to hear about, who knows! God Bless you ALL!

I was very interested in the informative article. I really had no idea about old computer or phone stuff being worth some money. We have used Samsung equipment for years. It seems to be very reliable.

This article is easily readable and has photos of each recalled product. It also indicates which states most likely sold these products. It's mostly about furniture and things that could hurt a child, whereas all other recall notices I receive are all about food. Both types of information are appreciated.

Many of the items listed, I had not received any information, from any other source. This was very enlightening ,and some cases possibly life saving. Will look for this source often to stay on top of my options.

Seeking information on Costco Kirkland in-house-branded items. Reviews and commentary were concise, verified, easy to read, and exceptionally helpful. A wealth of usable information. Thank you.

Like others nowadays, my electric bill is sky high. This article makes me optimistic about possibly getting discounted rates, it tells me exactly what to say to the electric company reps. So easy.

This site is in bed with the same companies you’re reviewing. A good example is FedEx. If you write more than one review against FedEx they won’t allow it to post. This is 1st amendment violation all day. So don’t waste your time with Consumer Affairs. They’re not to be trusted.

Poor, unreliable website... not good service. Completed questions completely, provided information as site requested and got zero results... Waste of time and energy... Would not recommend using this site to get information.

Very interesting! I rarely return anything but it is nice to know I need to be careful about what I purchase. I did recently return an item and was promptly refunded my money. I did it within days of the warranty expiration date.

Love the simple navigation of information put out by this company! I usually find out here about recalls before the news broadcasts &/or a letter arrives in the mail. I look forward to updates from here knowing it is not false information.

It’s good to know about recalls. Very informative. This way I know which vehicles are on a recall. It keeps me informed. There isn’t much I can say. Thank you for being so informative. I like reading your site.

I read the "what to look for when buying on Ebay." I found the article very informative and interesting. I also found it very easy to read and understand. I am looking forward to saving money on things I purchase on Ebay in the future.

So far got some good info on saving and paying off debt. The 3 options are great reading to support my decision on how to take care of my savings for an emergency or saving to pay down my credit cards.

Excellent information and explanations most could understand!! Prevented and alerted me how many situations similar or like this which I can't get more pressure and strange texts with hints suggesting what this site helped understanding what my morals and gut started to seem to beware hence seeking sites government and other such as this one. I am reporting to federal and governmental agencies since I have no clue just how many fake reports for money at first and false promises aka misleading. Thank you for your information.

I'm glad I read this to know what resold from Amazon items packing looks like which should be priced lower far as far as concerned. Because it was a used or returned item that people are buying as brand-new items they should be discounted items whether used or not. It was opened.

I'm happy to be informed on this particular article, I would totally agree with helping those on fixed incomes to get some relief from these staggering off the charts costs of everything.. The so called PROMISED TARIFF REBATES HASN'T HAPPENED AND PROBABLY NEVER WILL. These Elderly deserve our utmost RESPECT NOW RIGHT NOW.

Good information for consumers regarding recalls and quality issues. Helps me stay on top of what foods, etc are being recalled. I don’t know where else I would get this great information from, Thanks.

Relevant information that is reliable for my daily life! I was considering taking a GLP-1 to speed weight loss and the information about possible permanent debilitating side effects caused me to rethink and go for traditional weight loss options (diet and exercise).

Do not give any information this company - They will refer your information to multiple companies and they in turn will spam your email and cell phone - Even if you asked to be remove they still keep coming - I am very disappointed with how a simple question has turned into a nightmare.

Great article on protecting your packages. Everyone should have notification alerts from USPS, UPS & Fed-Ex. You are alerted to the delivery status on all shipments. Great for protecting not only Christmas deliveries, but prescriptions shipments, and all deliveries. Great Protection for all on-line purchases.

I know that Consumer Affairs is a good source of information. Although I am generally aware how to get good savings, this article actually pointed out things about shopping online at Amazon that I had not previously been aware of!

I was priced out of the market and have been waiting for things to go down. This is good news to me. I have seen some houses come down from previous highs that were out of touch. I know a lot more about the market now but I still do not know if I can afford to move.

I enjoy the newsletter, especially the stories that help inform consumers of their rights and responsibilities. I would like to see articles that talk about product safety, especially since counterfeit goods are a problem, as discussed in this article: **.

Very informative. I knew some of this information already, but some things I didn’t. Because I have someone I know closely, in retail, the retailer never loses money, they mark the merchandise up, and put it on sale for what they could charge and still make a profit. The idea of snap shorting an item for price matching, very clever. I will keep that one in my back pocket. :)

The recall article got right to the point, listing the three items, and the companies that produced them. It then elaborated, giving more details including specifics necessary to identify your own purchases. Thank you for the succinct article.

ConsumerAffairs may be the last bastion of consumer protection in the US. Thank you for being honest, open and diligent in your research. Thank you for sharing it with the public. It is much needed and appreciated.

The gentleman that were here did a very good job with everything. They were very respectful and understanding of what was needed to be done. I would recommend them to anyone that needs to move. They wrapped everything up and helped me with what was left to pack up.

Just an FYI, none of the best moving companies in Alaska are listed here. These are all moving brokers who don't move anything, own a single truck, or have a warehouse. They book the move, select a mover (not always the best company) and charge them a commission on the move.

I've been an Amazon customer for decades, most of that time a Prime member. For all of that I was unaware of price alerts on Amazon itself. I have used Camel, Camel, Camel, which is helpful with price histories, but haven't had much luck with its alerts. So this article's how-to information will undoubtedly be helpful for future shopping. It's a keeper. A hat tip to the writer and to Consumer Affairs!

The Information on this site was helpful and the Information was date-related. I appreciated that I was unable to find this information on the original website but was able to find it here. Thank you.

I got the information needed for the Avast Settlement with the FTC. The representative was forthcoming on the status of the claim for me. I will wait for further information. I am already enrolled in Zelle and should receive funds that way.

You sent me an email saying my review of the USPS was published. I opened the link and it was nowhere to be found. Is it because it just makes the USPS look worse than it already is? Or is it just hard to find good help nowadays? This is why I try not to post anything. Your plan is working.

I found this to be very informative as I had forgotten all about it. I think the reason I forgot was because I can't find any of my bills or records because everything was lost in a fire in which my house was burned to the ground.....and I mean ashes to ashes and dust to dust. It took the fire department almost three (3)hours to put the fire out and then clean up lasted until the sun went down the next day. Everything was lost and it took me months to get the necessary household items replaced a long with finding a new place to live. But the information here was helpful because I didn't know that I could file as a "tier 3" victim, and, while I can't get the same amount as some, every little bit helps me to get back some of what I lost. So, thank you for the update and if you are reading this, then you need to read the entire information, because you may find yourself benefiting from the information. Either way you have nothing to lose. Good luck.

I have found relevant articles that pertain to my needs as a consumer. I especially like the updates on products and financial information. I read the post often and have recommended the website to family members.

I find Consumers very reliable as well as informative. I have a family member about to purchase a Tesla and the recent article on faulty door handles has me concerned. Padding the information on to my family member.

Very informative article regarding how to help save lives is very important. Safety first. That's our goal. I worked with wheelchairs in my company and as an Attendant and with my own vehicle it’s very important to keep up with all recalls regarding any safety issues. Thank you for sharing.

Good advice for all relatives of children. Beware of AI toys & IoT devices. You never know who is listening on the other end of those devices. You do not want a stranger talking to your child/relative and giving them dangerous advice.

This was so helpful to avoid fraud. Black Friday is so full of scams and other red flags to look out for that it is important to know where to go and what to look out for when shopping on the big day and around that day as well.

I trust Consumer Affairs and I believe that they are safe and very knowledgeable. They are up-to-date and current on all the things that are important. I like using their website to check out anything that I have concerns about. Very satisfied!!!

In this day and age, it is far too easy to get scammed especially as a senior citizen! Whether, text message, email or phone call scammers, hackers, nefarious individuals are looking to make an easy and quick buck off of senior citizens and citizens of a younger age also. Thank you for alerting my family and I will keep an eye out so that I will not get hacked or scammed.

I love the help and heads up, thank you: Well since you want to know my last scammer, it was a guy wanting me to give him $300.00 on an Apple gift card to- activate my winnings, and a car., But he was so nice, until he got the first, $100.00, then he asked for $200.00 more just finish the activation. He got $100.00, and I called the Apple Co., they said the money was gone and that it was a scam. The man was texting me in Facebook messenger. He said that he was Elon Musk, sent a video of himself, trying to verify himself. He was really convincing. When he didn't get the next $200.00..he got angry and starting demanding so I just blocked him altogether.. Thank - you.

Reliable and timely tips!! I look forward to reading the tips and information in their articles! They are the go to for tips on best products and ways to protect yourself. Not all of us are as tech savvy as we need to be!! Consumers Affairs will help you in so many ways!

Consumer Affairs always has good well researched advice worth reading. Knowing what level of quality a product/service has is important so this vital insight helps discern which to trust. The amount of scams assaulting us continually demands research which is done for us here.

While searching for a auto warranty on my vehicle I got a message from Consumer Affairs stating that there was an error in processing my request and stated that "it may have been for one of the following reasons" but no solutions to correct my request or any info as to how to correct the issue(s). And they just left me hanging without a solution.

It was very good information. I didn't know that we could sell back old phones. There was a list of several stores to go to and how to get the phone ready for sale. Also the pro and cons. The article took a lot of research work to put it together.

Very helpful information in this article about canceling subscription you don’t want or use. Everyone should read this and follow the directions given. It will certainly make my life easier….

Keep up the good work, we the people need one of us or some of or as many as possible to watch out for common folks!!!! It is sad American people, cannot .. Trust big business one bit anymore!!!! It's let them (public & especially the American public) shell out their $$$$! And tell their employees shut up about it or your fired or they'll force them to quit! This is coercion and this capitalistic society $$$, the poor employee is stuck!! Be a good American & honest and be part of this.

At 71 years old, I'm always trying to keep up with scams, spams and rip-offs in general. As we know they are everywhere, and will tend to prey on the elderly. Thank you for the updated information. Never too late to learn, thank goodness!

I am grateful for the reminder of past scammers tactics and the info on the new method scammers use. This article is applicable to all countries. Many fake companies are advertising as legit. YouTube is a great example of this.

I feel so foolish for not realizing reviews could be done by AI! OMG. I just realized yesterday that a purchase I recently made was taking forever because it's coming from China. I tried to figure out a way to cancel it, without any luck. I'm sure the TONS of positive reviews that I read & believed were probably fake, after reading this article. I have noticed many times when a review doesn't match the item that is supposed to be getting reviewed, but always thought someone just posted their review on the wrong item! Wow, what an eye opener. Thank you for this article, Mr. Kyle ** & Consumer Affairs!

I had no idea of the recall. I'll be checking to see if ours is in the recall. It's good to know. Too bad the pharmacist can't let you know if any of your medication is affected when there is a recall.

I just love when they, because I've seen this many times in the past with trying to apply for a loan, start off by saying "great news (name) we have found you multiple offers for you to choose from" and then give you some BS to read. Either about how to handle debt or about the meaning of different types of loans. Thank you guys for wasting my time.

They made their website easy to navigate. Thank you for making this website easy to navigate for old people who are stuck in their rituals. I wish I had started here from the beginning. Instead of wasting time.

Quite informative and relaxing anxiety what with the government shutdown, having at least some idea of what's happening with the Social Security Administration is very helpful!!! I will always look forward to updates on this subject matter in the future!!!

Great source of information about food safety. I have been increasingly concerned about the quality of our food. Much of our foods are imported from countries that do not have the same health and disease conditions as in the USA.

More pop-up windows before you even have a chance to read the articles. When you have the information to actually answer the window links are no longer there. One more consumer annoyance created by programmers who are really incompetent.

Reliable, timely news for the public health and safety. In a world where the public health system is struggling to cope, Consumer Affairs can be accessed by everyone at any time and provides valuable information.

Since I foolishly hired a moving company, based upon your recommendation, I would no longer trust anything you say, even if your tongue came notarized. It was the worst experience I ever had. Although the matter was resolved, it certainly was not to my satisfaction. I let my nephew deal with it because he did not have a dog in the fight, So I just have to accept it and suck it up.. Trust me that moving company made out like a bandit. I will neither recommend that moving company or yourselves and I will immediately warn anybody else off who tries.

The information provided supports the title and is thoroughly explained in layman’s terms for readers that are not familiar with medical terms to understand. Well written with minimal fluff and to the point.

I cannot stress how vital the role of consumer advocacy plays in the livelihood of the average consumer. We are not political pundits nor do we care about political theatre. What matters to us are the issues surrounding our household stability and this agency provides that! Thank you!

The results of the search were not even what was advertised as the information query were purported to reveal. Instead of getting information on many different companies that could provide what I was looking for, I got robo calls and bot emails. I was not looking to get a loan, just information on the different companies and options for the services I was considering for the procedure I wanted. I was receiving a robo call before I even start to review the information. I am beyond pissed about this tactic. I will have to think long and hard before I consider using Consumer Affairs again.

How do you come to this site for help and they do to you just like every other company out there. It's like they don't think we are human and people haven't had hard times. They don't even think of that. They just say your credit score doesn't qualify you for anything. That is sad and pathetic because im permanently disabled and working very hard to fix my credit and there are many reasons why my credit went down. I'm not my credit score and my fico score is HIGH!!!, it's looking for an apartment, filling out applications, then checking my credit that brings it down. It's not perfect but at least I'm trying to fix it and Consumer Affairs is even more judgmental than the companies and complexes you are trying to apply to, instead of helping. Helping with insurance etc. This is so wrong!!!!

Upon preparing to submit a review for another company, I read the certifying statement below, certifying "that I have no personal or business relationship with this organization" (the very organization I was reviewing). I wrote to Consumer Affairs that I didn't understand this statement. Of course, I have a relationship with the organization I am reviewing; that's why I have an opinion about that organization. Moreover, why would I review an organization with whom I have no relationship? The statement goes on to say that my feedback statement here should be an honest reflection of my experience with that organization. How can I have an experience or an honest opinion about an organization with whom I have no relationship? None of this makes sense. CONSUMER AFFAIRS DID NOT REPLY TO MY QUESTIONS.

Great services. They provide great services and I will recommend for all. And next time I will take more services from here and actually they did very good. There is no any negative issues here and really appreciated.

I need to update/remove my review, and there is no way to do this from my account. I have sent in multiple inquiries, and sent exactly 6 messages on Facebook, and all I receive back is an automated messages that someone will be back with me within 24 hours. I sent the first message on July 5th, 2025, and as of today, July 19th, 2025, I have received no response. This is incredibly poor customer service and makes the entire website now look unreputable and like a scam.

Consumer Affairs and its affiliated websites are not genuine, unbiased review platforms. Despite its official-sounding name, Consumer Affairs is a for-profit marketing company designed primarily to enhance a company’s online reputation, especially for those with poor reviews on other sites like Google. It is not a neutral or non-profit organization like the Better Business Bureau.

Overall, ConsumerAffairs is a helpful platform for reading and sharing real customer experiences. I appreciate the transparency it provides and the wide range of companies covered. However, the review approval process can be frustrating. It took over 5 days for my recent reviews to get published, which feels unnecessarily slow—especially when the content is genuine and within guidelines. Still, I value the service and will continue using it, but I hope they can improve the turnaround time for approving reviews.

They force you to fill out all the fields, write a review, upload pictures, and only at the very end "log in and share your personal data" so you can post it. There are no notes or anything stating that you have to be registered at the beginning of the page.

Weird. I just read your review for best banks. https://www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/banks.htm. Your own rating for every single one of the "recommended" banks was horrendous. How is this a recommendation or a real review?

Regarding the article: "Inflation declined in March for the 1st time in years..." CPI declined, not inflation. CPI is not the same as the inflation rate. Misleading headlines like this are insulting the to public's intelligence and are one of the reasons that led me to cancel my subscription to Consumer Affairs.

I completed a Bradford White review on this forum. I did not click send newsletters. Immediately received newsletters with ads from Consumeraffairs. I now believe this is nothing more than a forum to collect your info so they can send ads for cars, IRS etc. I have clicked unsubscribe - still receiving unknown ads. Beware. Find another forum.

I was looking up on Consumer Affairs a car dealer and it helped me a lot. I also posted about the car dealer but for some reason, it didn't post. I posted on Google, Trust Pilot, I am very into posts on Google, Consumer Affairs, Trust Pilot and all of them they have helped me on many occasions and I am going to continue getting information and posting information on consumers.

Your business relies on people who post their bad experience. I have not used 4 letter words and you reject it. I stated facts and feelings. And you want to moderate the language. Are you getting paid by companies NOT to post bad reviews? The public is not a bunch of fools. You may not post this - but can I post it in your competitive website?

It may not seem like I use your information, but I do. When I want to research something, this is the first place I go. Some topics are not relevant to me at the moment, but I know where to look if I need to. What I don't like is when I'm simply looking for information or want more information, I have to give up all my personal information and sell my soul to unwanted calls and text messages. Then I step back and do my own research. But your information is very interesting and insightful.

It's been about 3 weeks and yet to hear from Consumer Affairs. They're very unprofessional & worthless. They could care less about anything that doesn't pertain to them personally. I've been told Lynn was to call me but she obviously could care less. How these people have a job is beyond me.

Very informative and timely information. Some topics you don't readily think about are presented in wonderfully written articles that get you thinking about and questioning. I would recommend this avenue of additional information and encourage others to read and listen to news from several sources, then make an informed decisions.

Trash. What is the point? They obviously have companies pay them to not let reviews happen, and then don't even tell you why your review was denied. Probably AI honestly. What an actual scam. I have changed my review 3x and they still do not tell me why. I bet if it was a positive review for the company they would have no problem letting me post it.

ConsumerAffairs seems to be selectively posting reviews and rejecting others depending on what seems to be their biased interest. I posted reviews that comply with their policies but their denied them. ConsumerAffairs needs to check itself first before judging other businesses.

I find your articles to be helpful. However, I'd rather experience 1 or 2 topics per email. Thus, I would be more willing to read in-depth rather than a 2 step process of having to scan for an interesting topic, click on it, and then determine if it is helpful.

Consumeraffairs you are a very very very biased company. I guess you must be on the board of choice hotels or they must be on your board. I've been told that this website is not a go site for venting because of your biased nature and the people that have told me is well over 200. Yes, this many but you don't care. Point well taken.

I really appreciate the continuous ongoing service that ConsumerAffairs offers to everyone to help keep us all informed on a wide variety of issues and concerns that we face on an ongoing every day basis. Thank you so very much. ❤️

Why are you not posting my reviews of Flagstar Bank/Mortgage? I have not received a call from them trying to resolve my issue. I've called several times for assistance, I left messages with the Corp office to call me, I've sent reviews on the BBB site and nothing, and now I try a use another site/platform just to get the word out about this terrible company and now you are blocking. What good are you in helping the customer??? It's in your name. Do better.

It may not seem like I use your information but I do. If I’m researching anything it’s the first place I go. Some topics don’t pertain to me at the time but I know where to look if I need it. What I do not like is if I’m just looking at information or would like more information I have to provide all my personal information and sell my soul to unwanted phone calls or text messages. That’s when I back out and do research on my own. But your information is quite interesting and informative.

Thought this would give good insight on an extended warranty, Endurance was recommended. I bought a policy and it was the absolute WORST advice ever taken/given. What a SCHLOCK company. I do not trust you (Consumer Affairs). You need to be DE-Funded..and FIRED!! I am sure I speak for may that have purchased Endurance warranties.

Seems to me they're a little biased. Approve some reviews, deny others which are true user experiences. I've become curious if they don't get kick backs. I'm not sure how else you operate a website that approves and declines reviews with no advertisements. I really don't trust this source anymore after using some critical thought about it.

ConsumerAffairs.com is misleading. They are promoting Select Home Warranty company which is an absolutely terrible warranty company. I had them for 3 years and they were horrible in all respects. They offer great deals but they do not settle claims with clients or technicians. Buy beware.....Consumer Affairs is leading you to horrible home warranty with Select Home Warranty.

This is a good site to go when you need to check on certain products. I have found it quite helpful when needing to know information. It is easy to navigate through the site to find what you need. I would recommend to anyone.

I wrote a review on ConsumerAffairs in January 2019. It is still in moderation! I rest my case! Either reject it and explain why, or publish it, or do something. In moderation for five years is a joke.

The company reviewed the police report and changed it.

ConsumerAffairs is a useful resource. I especially enjoyed reading the most recent posts for this company, ConsumerAffairs.com. These comments helped me to evaluate some of the other companies that I've researched in 2024.

I am trying to research vehicle warranties for a used Toyota Highlander. After providing all of the information requested (including my name, email and phone number!) I get a terse message saying my criteria doesn't fit. I click around trying to figure out why. This information is unavailable. And now I'm sure to get TONS of fake emails and phone calls when I couldn't even get any information for my research. Geezum.

I contacted you in 2021 about a reliable company to buy silver coins from. I purchased $20,000 worth of silver coins from the company you recommended, Red Rock Secured. The federal government has shut them down and sued them for fraud. The salesman I purchased the coins from told me that I couldn't sell them back for 3 years. I waited the 3 years, and it's too late to receive any reimbursement for my coins. I'll tell everyone that your recommendations aren't to be trusted.

They I Immediately sold my contact information to scammers. I get phone calls, texts and emails every 5 minutes. I haven’t even received a wire from a real company yet. Horrible. I am trying to unsubscribe and get taken off lists but it’s relentless.

Consumer Affairs only wants reviews that can be resolved. So if companies like SoCal Edison gouges you with excessive pricing in the summer, they won't let you publish this because they won't fix it. Or they get paid by the companies to not publish them. Everything I have written about Edison Utilities has been not approved. Consumer Affairs is very biased and for sale. Unfortunate.

Wrote my first review on 7/4/2024 and its still waiting to be approved??? Guess this is not the company to register complaints to. Again they are not too aggressive to get your review online with absolutely "0" response back to the initiator of complaint.

It is nice to have a reputable review exchange organization to provide prospective buyers with information regarding experience of other buyers. Some review sites have positive reviews entered by employees of that company in question. Consumer Affairs has more accurate reviews, although, the prospective buyer should exercise common sense when making purchases.

I was looking for reviews on home warranties and entered my info. Terrible idea. This site sent my info to every possible company and I started receiving non stop calls and emails. Don't do it. The worst.

These people pick and choose who and what is allowed to be reviewed on. I wouldn’t trust the reviews on this site. I put an appropriate review of Amazon and it was not approved. HEY CONSUMER AFFAIRS, HOW MUCH IS AMAZON PAYING YOU TO DENY NEGATIVE REVIEWS????!!!

We only wanted to get & review info online but we are getting phone calls and voicemails every day!!!! We called the 800-745-1900 number left on the VM to let them know we found something and don't need them to call us anymore but the gentleman we spoke to said they have never called us. We don't know how to get the phone calls to stop. The account we set up does not give us the option to cancel anythhing either so we are in a vicious cycle.

This site should have a rating as close to zero as possible. This site receives compensation and protects the companies, such as, Eagle Moving Group by not allowing a negative review to be approved by the moderator team and by allowing all of the fake 5 star reviews posted by employees. By allowing Eagle Moving Group to continue to obtain and scam customers, many based on this website's fake information, should they not be considered an accomplice?

This review may be more about Consumer Affairs. Frustrated because I submitted my need in the website, told me I would be emailed quotes. Only one quote came from Orkin which required me to call them in order to get a. Consumer affairs is not an unbiased company and is not providing any service from what I can tell.

Such ease in searching for a moving company, truly the way to go for us “first timers”. I did not know where to even begin to search, and Consumer Affairs knew all the right questions to ask in order to match me with a nearby moving company. So pleased with this experience.

I am writing this review to let the public know that if you are looking for mechanical breakdown insurance and look up anything on ConsumersAffairs they will bombarded you with emails every day for almost a month now. They are the ones who convinced me to go with this very shady Co called olive.vom hey olive go get olive and several other names they use to cover their deceptive company.

I noticed that this site didn't' publish several of my reviewes, it seems that they don't want the negative plublicity for the companies that they receive funds from. Trustpilot is a way better forum to put your reviews on. Don't trust ConsumerAffairs.

Just signed up online, very user friendly website. Thank you Consumer Affairs for the info that helped me decide. American Home Mortgage was the best fit for me and had the highest ratings from past consumers.

Misleading title. This is a dirtbag company. All I get is spam mail everyday with no way opt-out. I finally received one -mail with a "Click here to stop receiving e-mails" and it was a bit link that said, "Thank you. Consumer Affairs will contact you shortly to get the ball rolling." Don't post reviews here, this is a click bait company that probably sells your information.

Consumer Affairs. Why is it that you have no clear way to look at reviews and look up companies? Your search tab has no real function and it's virtually impossible to look up reviews on specific companies without being directed to non-specific wide range categories. Ironic how a company dealing with consumer affairs has a website that is so consumer unfriendly. There is literally no way to search reviews on specific companies and no direct path for data. Why bother with the website if it's not research functional? It's a crazy world these days isn't it?

Wrote a review for Experian. Received an email that the company was reviewing. When I looked online, the review was under Mattress Firm, or some other mattress company. I posted a response that this is not the company I reviewed. Then received an email telling me it was resolved. Absolutely nothing was resolved. This is so disgusting.

I do not feel they allow the public to write reviews of companies that have allowed their company and employees to mistreat customers. They reject a lot of reviews. I will stop using them. They seem to cover for bad companies over the consumer they are supposed to represent.

At least five of my reviews submitted to ConsumerAffairs.com have not been approved, or are waiting for company response. As such, this will be me last review. Since reviewers for Consumer Affairs doesn't explain why my reviews do not meet their standards, creating and submitting reviews is a waste of this consumer's time.

My experience is that someone is using my information to get in touch with whomever. I have never contacted Consumer Affairs much less look for info on your site. I suppose you need to do something about this or maybe you can call me to talk about this. Now I'm concerned about this because it wasn't me who I did this. I don't know what to do now. My contact number is the info about me up above.

I was able to use the website satisfactorily until it required my "zipcode". I am Canadian and have a postal code, not a zipcode. It would not accept my postal code and I could go no further in my research on their site. Disappointing!

Looking for fair and impartial opinion regarding what trucks are available and how they are rated against each other. The data was fair and impartial with its opinion on what options I should consider and price range they all fall within. Also included was which truck was rated the highest by consumers overall. Was surprised that the truck I'm interested in wasn't listed on the top of the list. Pricing and performance are very important when considering a new vehicle.

Great company! Awesome customer service! All had a smile and were amazing! I’ll recommend to anyone! My whole family will know about ConsumerAffairs! Everyday of my life I will tell everyone I see to use you guys!

My brother and I buy, sell, and rate products for a living. The best place to review products and companies is this site. We recently found this website and are completely enamored by it. Thank you so much ConsumerAffairs.com!!!!

The Kia is paid for! I have not requested anything from my auto insurance. I am a Sr. who does not answer calls from unrecognized numbers. I am leery of scams; and I have been a victim of verifiable fraud 3 times. I also now have health issues and was hospitalized 3 times last year. Regular maintenance from a dealership has proven too difficult; and this is why I answered one question regarding my needs. I need to find a convenient dealership or approved location for maintenance. I have been receiving oil changes, antifreeze changes etc. and I bought 4 new tires at Walmart. The Sorento is in good working order. (It needs a detail.) It has approx. 30,000 miles. When it was purchased, the idometer showed nearly 20,000 miles. If more info was requested; and I was allowed to present this info to Consumer Affairs or Endurance perhaps I would be matched.

Checking the pros and cons of the different companies' units and the different units available at the companies, along with the services offered, and cost and possible return policy helped me make my decision as to which would be the best choice for my 94 year old mother-in-law's safety. Thank you.

You are a trusted source for impartial reviews and I am thankful you are available to me as a resource that I can count on. Many is the day I would tell my wife all about it. She's dead now. I miss her. But I am managing to make my way forward.... Thanks to ConsumerAffairs.

The site was very interesting and very rapid in finding me programs. A little overwhelming so since I'm dealing with familial and health issues at the moment. I will take some time and review their suggestions over the next few weeks and make some type of decision or request more information.

I get thousands of emails every day and that could be a daunting task to merely sort through them. But, when I see the Community Affairs emails, I try to make sure that I don't miss it. To me, Consumer Affairs is one of the best, informative things to read and very helpful in the many ways.

Usually I will scan the Consumer Affairs newsletter for things that are of particular interest to me. I usually find at least one item. And sometimes many more that interest me. The reviews that interest me the most are product recalls and safety matters. Occasionally I will find none and in that case I will delete it. But I do look at them.

I really trust the reviews from Consumer Affairs. When I don't know about a specific topic I look to Consumer Affairs to help me make an informed decision. I think reading about a topic to make an informed decision is very important. There are so many commercials that don't really provide the details needed.

Never heard anything from Consumer Affairs regarding resolution with the complaint filed. The company I complained about has an extremely poor rating and continues to take advantage of consumers which needs to be addressed. They should no longer be in business. Please follow thru and make sure you're doing your due diligence and holding this company accountable.

They get companies especially big business to pay attention and address their customers' needs. We need someone fighting for us and it was totally worth my time to make a complaint. My issue was resolved and I was able to see I'm not the only person dealing with these issues.

They had me give all my personal information to see about a personal loan for a big purchase and all they did was give me information on debt consolidation. Now they have all my personal information and will be sharing that information with companies that buy it from them.

Spammed my inbox. Uncool. You should never do this to people. We don't have the time to keep checking and deleting emails all day. You should also know whenever someone says no to your spam to just leave us alone. Your service is a complete joke. If someone says no, they mean it. I told you before to take my name off of your system and you failed to do so. Leaving a review should not take this long either. No way should someone have to write a long review to get a point across either.

I was just trying to find basic info…not become open season on sales calls blowing up my phone. I just wanted to read comparisons. Instead I got a barrage of people trying to upsell me for days. I would never give you a shred of info again. It made it seem more like a phishing scam for my number to give to sellers than a legit information site. Never again.

Updated on 02/14/2024: I have never received a response to my last query regarding auto repair warranty companies. BBB doesn't rate any of these companies higher than a D rating. Their advertising makes false claims, numerous issues to their living up to what they promise. There is no way that they SAVE consumers money.

After giving all my info to compare auto warranties, the results came back with zero matches. No reason given. I have a 2015 Silverado, with 23,000 miles (I have a company vehicle for work use), in perfect shape and they couldn’t find a single match??? What a waste of time.

I received no real help at all. I think you took the business side and didn't listen to nothing I said in my complaint. You responded with what the business said and they had already told me that so you just copied and pasted. You guys were useless in my situation. Maybe it was just the person who was assigned to my complaint.

I have asthma and also allergies. The reviews were very detailed so I could make a choice for my needs. The reviews give what the purifier is best for. It also tells the filters used in each purifier. It gives fan speeds and how long it should be run. I also liked that it told the weight of the purifier if I want to move it to another room.

Asks for all of your info so they can provide a custom quote, then says no results found. But your phone starts ringing within minutes and never stops. If there were no results then why are 4 different companies calling? None of them can send me info online. Thanks anyway.

He was not very nice. I tried to explain that this wasn’t a good time and I was interested but he insisted in trying to explain more. He started then I became upset so he told me my reason was ridiculous. I will be ok for now. Please don’t contact me at the moment. Thanks and happy holidays to you all.

I received much helpful feedback on all the different types of warranties. I didn't know how many different types there were out there. I also was informed about which ones to avoid and ones that were recommended it was very helpful. I decided to purchase another vehicle so I'm not in need of a warranty at this time. Thank you, Rich.

Information I was looking for was readily available. It was a great help and the company I picked was awesome. I chose the top rated company. The ratings were most helpful and I would highly recommend using Consumer Affairs in research before going online to do your own search. Thank you for making my search easier and your ratings were spot on.

The presentations are great. It's very easy to choose. If you're looking for something whether it's an appliance or a car. The reviews are definitely needed by the people so that we can make a good judgment. Thank you very much. I have researched on your website and I've learned a lot. I wish in a couple incidences I would've come there first one I didn't. But I have learned the hard way to always look first find out what others are saying. See what the reviews are! Thank you so much.

I understand that you are a very good service for those who are shopping for large ticket items, but not so much for 'everyday' purchases. Instant cookers, sewing machines...etc. Thank you for the service that you do provide. I don't think we are a good fit. At this time, we will no longer be renewing our subscription. Thank you for your unbiased opinions on the more expensive items that you review.

Consumer Affairs is one of the sources I use for reviews of the products that I would like to get information on or plan to purchase. The site is easy to use and many product feedbacks are available. However, I found that some information I gather on consumer affairs, sometimes, is not complete or contradictory to the feedback or readily available information from public. As a result I get a feeling that Consumer Affairs product feedback come across as a promotion for some specific products and they ignore the experiences people have had with those products. In my opinion I get the feeling that Consumer Affairs may be associated with some manufacturers and I am not getting unbiased feedback.

Enjoying the articles and information. Helpful information. They asked me to submit a review to continue the emails. I especially like the "recall" information and articles. But the other tips are also very helpful.

ConsumerAffairs has aggregated a lot of useful information that's clearly written to help the broader public understand the pros and cons of what's out in the world. It's concise with little to no filler. The tools they offer are helpful to narrow down many choices into options that fit what you need.

I became tired of the incorrect information on solar. If you are retired or without earned income you do not get anything off solar. You get tax credits. Without earned income you get nothing. This was never part of any of the articles. Therefore you were not stating actual facts. The people who didn't research this got scammed. So I stopped reading because I had to fact check everything written.

You were absolutely no help in getting my problem corrected. That is as fair as I can be. You might as well shut the doors of this establishment. You were my last hope in accountability for this company who robbed me. Now when I see someone post "call Consumer Affairs," I say don't waste your time!

I was looking for information to choose the best company to help me with some kind of debt consolation loan or assistance. I was delighted with all the background information and reviews that you provide. I am happy to report that I found a company to work with and things are going well so far.

I originally came to ConsumerAffairs looking to warn others of the horrible experience with a company. I was not looking for any leverage or anything to be done. I had already exhausted all avenues sans legal. Even caught them lying to the BBB, and proved it. I was happy to find ConsumerAffairs to tell my story. ConsumerAffairs has put some thought into how their website is designed. Things are easy to find. I like how the date system works. I actually prefer ConsumerAffairs, coming here first, over things like Google or Yelp reviews. Thanks ConsumerAffairs!

I found your site to be very helpful in every way. It is good to keep informed on things like home warranties and various other things pertaining to every day living. The emails and such are very helpful especially for those of us that work alone and often do not have time to research things on our own. Would recommend this to anyone I know.

It's great to find something that is helpful with every day life and has tested products so you can make an informed decision on what you're looking for. I highly recommend ConsumerAffairs.com to anyone looking for home/life products that want tested items with pros and cons to help you get what you're looking for without wasting time and money!

What a great site for helping consumers have a voice. The consumer should have the power in a free market economy to combat the poor and at times, unlawful performance of companies. Some companies will do whatever they can to succeed, even if that hurts some consumers. This site helped me find others experiencing the same issues where I found advice, ideas, and support.

I filed a complaint. They blew it off. It was clear that they work for the companies being reviewed. No objectivity. Now, they won’t accept a short review and kicked me out. So you don’t need to read any of this as it’s just filler, sort of like their reviews. They want to drop me from getting their emails anymore, because for some time, I’ve sent them back or dumped them in spam, spam. The email address I’ve provided now will surely get the attention of the management.

Oh so this is the review? Mixed in with begging us for all of our personal info ConsumerAffairs? Slightly confused if this site itself is legitimate reporting illegitimate web sites... Sketchy people.

Don't disapprove consumers reviews just because they don't align with your view. I feel like there has been a lack of care and understanding when it comes to how much consumers pay for these products and how much time the consumer is drained with no end in sight. What is the point of this website if people can't share their experiences in detail when you don't approve of them?

I filed a long complaint, did not hear from Consumer Affairs for over 1 year, then got a email from them asking if the issue still existed and, if so, to answer a bunch of questions. Literally every answer was already contained in my original complaint. I would never use them again and will tell others to never even try to use this service because it's a complete waste of time.

Sorry to see you are leaving the internet, sham, I have relied on this site to keep me updated on what is and is not good for me. I will miss you. If you return I will again look forward to seeing your reviews of products and events. It is always sad when something like this has to fold..

ConsumerAffairs was very helpful in my situation with a stalker on Classmates.com. Thanks. My stalker Jo ** is in jail after she threatened me and my family with a semi automatic rifle. I haven't seen her or talked to her over 30 years, yet, her mental health and instability has her delusional and when she posted a threat, I got the Cincinnati Ohio police involved in an investigation. Thanks ConsumerAffairs, I appreciate your assistance in the matter.

I've found with my recent subscription that info provided in reviews is not accurate. It feels like there is now funding supporting ratings whether that is true or not. Customer service made excuses instead of corrections. If I need to proof read the research, I'll do my own. It's the same time investment. HEPA certification is important to those with breathing issues, not trivial.

It is important when we share information about a bad product. Yet most of the time, I do not even get a response. This makes it seem like Consumer Affairs is not the place to voice a complaint about a product. I have taken my voice elsewhere and have not been on the site in over a decade.

Dealings with your recommendations with CAR SHIELD Has been a nightmare. After several months of back and forth with them they have decided not to pay for parts they say are not done by a certified shop. Not certified mechanic but certified shop. They agreed to pay for rebuilt transmission after I refused to allow them to place a junkyard used trans w/ 128.k miles at a cost of 1.800. Cost to rebuild was 1.600 which I paid cause I was promised that when they paid the shop I would be reimbursed. Months after gathering receipt after receipt, signatures, addresses, zip code phone numbers and many petty request they have decided they were denying payment. Original agent who authorized rebuilding trans has never returned a call. If I didn't include one star you would not allow me to submit so Thank you again for your recommendations. You got a star undeserving.

ConsumerAffairs emails have been satisfactory when there's been articles of interest. When it comes to my emails I only check them once a week. Twice if I'm not too busy. I don't always read everything that Consumer Affairs reports on. Only what is of personal interest to me.

I used this to find a mover. Well, the one I started to use was not a good one. I looked on their website and got some information from the BBB and found out they had an F rating and trying to work with them has been a mess. All I want is a refund on this purchase.

I appreciate the ability to get good information before I make a major purchase. I trust Consumer Affairs to provide me with unbiased information. My most recent large purchase was hearing aids. Not only did I find the items themselves, but also who would provide me the best service for the cost. Thank you Consumer Affairs.

This is the first email I have received in quite some time. I did read them and found most of the info helpful especially with so many things changing almost on a daily basis.Please continue to keep me informed. I am trying to find a house to buy. My rent just increased by $276/mo and I'm on SSA. I'm not happy paying this particular LL this much for rent and nothing is any different in the apt. than when I moved in 12 yrs ago.

You ask for a review so here it is. You ought to be a free source, you tried to charge me. You ought to be posting bad reviews about companies so people KNOW. I don't like wasting my time. You've wasted my time on several occasions. If you're really about consumer affairs then all these aforementioned items matter.

I'd never utilized Consumer affairs as a problem solver personally. Given the opportunity to vent my problem I did it out of desperation. I couldn't believe within couple of hours I received response how to resolve this unsolvable problem which I quickly did. I had also quickly received email from named person in customer service (whose number was unavailable to me) as to how to resolve and/or contact her. Bottom line C.A. was on the job and had the wherewithal to get it done. Thank you SO much.

This article of October 19, 2023 is radically misleading! Medicare Advantage Plans severely limit a member's choice of Doctors. They attempt to move member's to "socialized medicine" through expansions in benefits, which are tempting to poor and ignorant persons. If you want your choice of the best Doctors - DO NOT SELECT A MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLAN!

My reviews are not being approved and I am not being notified of what didn't meet ConsumerAffairs policy. Makes me wonder if the company I am reviewing is paying ConsumerAffairs' bills. My reviews that were not approved were within the guidelines. They were fair and honest even if there were negative. What is wrong with negative in a review. Negative reviews are probably the most useful review for the consumer. Glowing reviews are only useful for the company being reviewed.

The few members of your staff I had the pleasure of talking to were extremely helpful. Helped make my decision/s so much easier. After choosing one home warranty I found out locally it wasn't the best choice so your representative gave me 2 others to review. Which now I've switched to a new one. Thank you!

ConsumerAffairs.com found me an aftermarket warranty that I like. The guy I talked to gave me a number of choices. He was very thorough and zeroed in on what I wanted. I wound up with CARCHEX. The price was good. And I get tons of solicitations from everybody and their brother.

ConsumerAffairs.com's rep explained what the product was and that's what I was interested in. It was genuine. I got the information I needed.

Feeling that I can receive truthful opinions on this site, a guidance regarding best places to do business. In a day where suppliers and resellers are trying to cut corners at the expense of consumers, this kind of informed information is very important. Consumers can no longer afford to shell out money for inferior products and services.

The first time ConsumerAffairs contacted me, I was asked some questions about ADY Security Systems, and all the questions were negative. Then the call was disconnected. I thought it was just come company looking for dirt on ADT. The second time (a few days later) ConsumerAffairs contacted, I was able to get through the entirety of the survey, and I realized it was a legitimate company simply looking for customer input and feedback on whatever company they were inquiring about. They were professional, thorough, and non-partisan. I feel like they did a great job gathering information and facts and presented what I had to say about ADT accurately. I am quite happy with their performance.

I was online looking for a cost for a walk-in tub and the next thing I knew I got a phone call. The rep said they would have somebody out here soon to give me a rundown. I was surprised that it happened that quickly. This has happened a couple of times when I’ve gone online to ConsumerAffairs.com to do some research for things, and the minute I stop typing, I get a phone call that the person has seen something come through the internet and decided to contact me. It's efficient. They’re looking to make money and I’m looking for information. So, everything is a win-win situation.

I originally had a review posted without my knowledge by “Pissed Customer” that was 1 star. It covered several issues I had with Light in the Box because I could not get customer service. Light in the Box contacted me once they saw the review on Consumer Affairs and satisfactorily resolved the problem by issuing a refund without requiring return of related garments. Consumer Affairs does not provide the option to delete reviews. My current review is 4 stars because of the challenge I had in contacting and receiving customer service.

Consumer Affairs is straight-forward and effective. Therefore, I thank them for their services, for following through with a legitimate complaint that's presented to a company on behalf of a consumer. Good job.

First off, the link I followed advertised debt relief LOANS or debt consolidation LOANS. I followed your links and submitted information as directed. What a crock. I would have been better served if you had just said there is not a loan available. Instead I get referred to debt consolidation companies offering to consolidate my credit card debt into one low monthly payment. Sounds great until you read the fine print.

I searched for a "self loan" to rebuild my credit after being in the hospital for 14 months fighting Cancer. I went to Consumer Affairs (this site) to see some suggestions on where to get the loan that you basically, make payments on to build a savings account and it is reported as a loan. - Consumer Affairs gave a GREAT rating to Credit Karma's build a loan program, then I went to Credit Karma and looked at their customer reviews. BAD all ONE star, these poor people trusted before doing their research and lost thousands of dollars, Credit K wants people to have their paycheck into a card account? - then they locked up the account and people lost all the money they EARNED by WORKING HARD at their job!

Just like with job sites, negative reviews are deleted. So, when rating companies, just select 1 out of 5 stars and say something like, "I don't recommend this company". If you use names, if you sound "angry", if you're "complaining", your review will be deleted.

Well...You send me an email that says "hooray, your review has officially helped a fellow consumer!" What review....What company? I review a lot of stuff. Where do you get this information? Maybe you should share this information with me...You know, the person that left hundreds of reviews that "Officially help consumers"? Think about it....Wouldn't you want to know what review helped?

I'm trying to write a review about how horrible the post office is but your site is just as frustrating and useless. It says I must increase the size of my message??? This is a perfect example of why your site is horrible

This review is for the people at CONSUMER AFFAIRS, but since they’re above reproach to be reviewed themselves, I had to do it here. I wrote an acceptable review on Etsy, which you didn’t approve and refused to publish. It was not profane, didn’t include anyone’s personal info, or anything. Review was copied and pasted from Trustpilot and Google, who had no problem with it. You also refused to tell me what was wrong with it, or allowed me to change it. You also offer no customer service to remedy this problem, not unlike all of the companies with bad reviews on your own site. Putting you on blast wherever I can. Don’t trust the reviews from CONSUMER AFFAIRS, as they disallow the truth and believe in overstepping the guidelines of censorship. Zero stars.

I was researching if others are having similar problems with Verizon purchasing Tracfone, when I clicked on Consumer Affairs site. I'm angry that a three year old good review is at the top of the most recent review list, not once but twice! I didn't have any problems with Tracfone 3 years ago either, this was before Verizon purchased the company.

Came in to change my phone number and email address. No way to change my email address. Been dealing with Scammers associated with Gemini Bitcoin mining service. A former female chatter signed me up on the site with out telling me about. Then proceeded to request money from me. Total $600.00 from me. Stopped them from removing $1,500.00 from my bank account. Ones email address is GeminiRodney9@gmail.com. Real name Andrea J **. Believe to be pretending to work for Gemini. He even requested $400.00 twice from my Paypal. Canceled the first and reported him to Paypal the second time. The female her name was Jenna don't have any other information.

I recently had an experience with ConsumerAffairs and wanted to share my review. Overall, I found ConsumerAffairs to ** be a helpful platform for researching and resolving consumer issues, ConsumerAffairs provides a wide range of resources to help consumers make informed decisions. I particularly appreciated the buyer's guides and expert advice, which helped me choose products and services with confidence.