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Right-to-Repair Movement Gains Momentum in US
Fueled by environmental concerns and legal challenges, the right-to-repair movement is gaining momentum in the U.S., with six states passing laws granting consumers more control over product repairs, leading to community repair initiatives like Fixit Clinics and Repair Cafes.
Right-to-Repair Movement Gains Momentum in US
Fueled by environmental concerns and legal challenges, the right-to-repair movement is gaining momentum in the U.S., with six states passing laws granting consumers more control over product repairs, leading to community repair initiatives like Fixit Clinics and Repair Cafes.
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44% Bias Score
UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
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52% Bias Score
Online Grocery Substitutions: Asda Tops List of Inappropriate Swaps
A Which? survey reveals that 29% of online grocery shoppers received incorrect substitutions in their most recent orders, with Asda having the highest rate (almost 50%), highlighting inconsistencies in online grocery substitution practices across different supermarkets.
Online Grocery Substitutions: Asda Tops List of Inappropriate Swaps
A Which? survey reveals that 29% of online grocery shoppers received incorrect substitutions in their most recent orders, with Asda having the highest rate (almost 50%), highlighting inconsistencies in online grocery substitution practices across different supermarkets.
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52% Bias Score
Finding Reliable Tradespeople in Berlin: A Guide for Consumers
Finding reliable tradespeople in Berlin is difficult due to high demand and unqualified operators; consumers should get recommendations, verify specialization, request references, compare detailed cost breakdowns, and avoid upfront payments.
Finding Reliable Tradespeople in Berlin: A Guide for Consumers
Finding reliable tradespeople in Berlin is difficult due to high demand and unqualified operators; consumers should get recommendations, verify specialization, request references, compare detailed cost breakdowns, and avoid upfront payments.
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36% Bias Score
Enel to Pay \$17.5 Million for Santiago Power Outages
In Santiago, Chile, energy provider Enel will compensate 800,000 households a total of \$17.5 million for the August 2024 power outages caused by severe weather, with payments varying from \$2.6 to \$388 depending on outage duration and additional payments for formal complaints.
Enel to Pay \$17.5 Million for Santiago Power Outages
In Santiago, Chile, energy provider Enel will compensate 800,000 households a total of \$17.5 million for the August 2024 power outages caused by severe weather, with payments varying from \$2.6 to \$388 depending on outage duration and additional payments for formal complaints.
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36% Bias Score
Energy Contract Cancellation Fees in the Netherlands
Energy contracts canceled before June 1, 2023, within 18 months incur a €50 breakage fee (increasing by €25 per six months), doubled for gas and electricity. Contracts after this date have more complex calculations.
Energy Contract Cancellation Fees in the Netherlands
Energy contracts canceled before June 1, 2023, within 18 months incur a €50 breakage fee (increasing by €25 per six months), doubled for gas and electricity. Contracts after this date have more complex calculations.
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32% Bias Score
Higher Grocery Prices in Netherlands Spark Political Debate
Dutch politician Pieter Omtzigt highlights significantly higher grocery prices in the Netherlands compared to Belgium and Germany, citing examples like Hak apple sauce (2.09 euros in NL vs 0.89 euros in BE) and deodorant, attributing the price difference to territorial supply restrictions and differ...
Higher Grocery Prices in Netherlands Spark Political Debate
Dutch politician Pieter Omtzigt highlights significantly higher grocery prices in the Netherlands compared to Belgium and Germany, citing examples like Hak apple sauce (2.09 euros in NL vs 0.89 euros in BE) and deodorant, attributing the price difference to territorial supply restrictions and differ...
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44% Bias Score
Drivers Fined for Car Park Keying Errors
Drivers in the East Midlands are being taken to court over parking charge notices (PCNs) issued for 'keying errors' on faulty payment machines, highlighting a conflict between private car park operators and drivers.
Drivers Fined for Car Park Keying Errors
Drivers in the East Midlands are being taken to court over parking charge notices (PCNs) issued for 'keying errors' on faulty payment machines, highlighting a conflict between private car park operators and drivers.
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48% Bias Score
BGH: Phone Number Not Mandatory in Distance Contract Withdrawal Instructions
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled that a phone number isn't mandatory in distance contract withdrawal instructions if a postal address and email are provided; a consumer's appeal was rejected because the court found the withdrawal instruction sufficient, impacting businesses' legal com...
BGH: Phone Number Not Mandatory in Distance Contract Withdrawal Instructions
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled that a phone number isn't mandatory in distance contract withdrawal instructions if a postal address and email are provided; a consumer's appeal was rejected because the court found the withdrawal instruction sufficient, impacting businesses' legal com...
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36% Bias Score
Telstra Slammed for Upfront Billing Changes Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Telstra is facing widespread criticism for its billing system changes, forcing customers to pay upfront for services, leading to price increases of up to $20 and complaints about lack of transparency during the cost of living crisis.
Telstra Slammed for Upfront Billing Changes Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Telstra is facing widespread criticism for its billing system changes, forcing customers to pay upfront for services, leading to price increases of up to $20 and complaints about lack of transparency during the cost of living crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Airlines Oppose Passenger Compensation for Flight Delays
Major U.S. airlines are opposing a Biden administration review proposing compensation for flight delays, citing potential cost increases, lack of USDOT authority, and inefficiencies of such programs. The USDOT proposed compensation ranging from $200 for three-hour delays to $775 for nine-hour delays...
Airlines Oppose Passenger Compensation for Flight Delays
Major U.S. airlines are opposing a Biden administration review proposing compensation for flight delays, citing potential cost increases, lack of USDOT authority, and inefficiencies of such programs. The USDOT proposed compensation ranging from $200 for three-hour delays to $775 for nine-hour delays...
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52% Bias Score
Millions Owed in UK Car Finance Scandal
Millions of UK motorists who financed car purchases since April 2007 may be owed thousands in compensation due to an FCA investigation into undisclosed commissions used by car dealerships, potentially costing £30 billion.
Millions Owed in UK Car Finance Scandal
Millions of UK motorists who financed car purchases since April 2007 may be owed thousands in compensation due to an FCA investigation into undisclosed commissions used by car dealerships, potentially costing £30 billion.
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52% Bias Score
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