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Week of September 28, 2026
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Consumer News Quickies
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Overcharges at Convenience Stores Surprisingly Frequent



Compensation for Flight Delays Changing


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Mouse Print*-- Bombas Accused of Running Deceptive Sales

mouse print Bombas, the Shark Tank company best known for giving one pair of socks to the needy for every one sold, is being sued for running never-ending sales. That story is in Mouse Print* this week.

See last week: Here We Skimp Again -- Protein


The Truth About Nutritional Supplements

pills Consumers spend billions of dollars a year on vitamins and nutritional supplements. Do they really do what is claimed? This site, Supplement Scored, evaluates the claims of over 1,500 products using clinical evidence and third party testing results to determine whether the label is telling you the truth.



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Why Did the Laughing Cow Stop Laughing?

Laughing Cow Not Laughing

In a perhaps brilliant publicity stunt (we fell for it), the 100-year-old brand, the Laughing Cow, has put on a serious face. But why???



Consumer Alert

New Blood Test Detects 50 Types of Cancer; But Should You Take It?

An FDA advisory panel just approved a new blood test than can detect early signs of various types of cancer. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta cautions about taking it. Here is a related text version of this story.



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Bargain of the Week

Get a Free Bob's Red Mill Product After up to $8.99 E-Rebate

Dear Readers: We spoke to the company on Friday and they assured us the offer was NOT ending today (the 28th). But the links are failing. Their own website still lists the promotion, but the offer is not there! Speaking to them at 11 a.m. today (Monday), they say that quantities ran out over the weekend and they apologized for the offer not being available on 9/28 -- the day they promoted! Sorry for the disappointment.

Sign up at Bob's Red Mill for this offer that will give you a full-price e-rebate up to $8.99 via PayPal or Venmo for the purchase of one Bob's Red Mill product. Fill out that form with your phone and email. After purchase, you will need to take a picture of the receipt and text it to them. Text the word offer to 254-356-2778 for a link and submission instructions when you are ready to complete the submission. The offer is while supplies last (and it does not end on September 28th as some might have believed).

BJ's Wholesale Club - 42% Off 73 Items

To celebrate their 42nd anniversary, BJ's Wholesale Club is offering 42% off on 73 products with separate digital coupons on their website. Offer good through October 31, but coupon offerings might differ. Some are stackable with online digital manufacturers' coupons.

Consumer Reports

Getting Your Own Data Gets Harder

According to Consumer Reports, because of state privacy laws, it is getting harder to obtain copies of your own data held by third parties.

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