CT Better Business Bureau

Under federal law, consumers can dispute the charges on their credit cards if they do not receive ordered items or if there are unauthorized charges on their credit cards.

More American consumers complained about cellular telephone service and suppliers in 2012 than any other type of business. In Connecticut complaints about travel booking sites led the pack in 2012.

Connecticut Better Business Bureau warns parents that mobile apps are siphoning children’s data and sharing it, in most cases without disclosing the practice or how that information is used.

Connecticut Better Business Bureau has released its top 10 list of scams for 2012, and neither donors

Better Business Bureau says you can protect your money, avoid becoming the victim of unscrupulous business practices and personal information by following a few simple rules of thumb.

Connecticut Better Business Bureau advises consumers looking to lose weight to be cautious when signing up for gym memberships.

While retailers are under no obligation to take back merchandise, most do with some exceptions, such as hats, intimate apparel and items that are marked down for clearance.

BBB advises adults to review the sites carefully to determine who is seeking their child's information, how it will be used and whether it will be shared with third parties.

Charity scammers strike after natural catastrophes such as hurricanes, floods and earthquakes, as well as tragedies such as the Colorado theater shootings and now the Newtown school massacre.

Travelers’ primary concern is safety, especially on the highways, however, there also are potential dangers at rest stops and final destinations.