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MrConsumer is one of those guys who uses a measuring cup to portion out breakfast cereal. According to a new lawsuit, he would have been shortchanged in the number of servings this particular cereal yielded per box. That story is in Mouse Print* this week.

See last week: Domino's Sued Over Junk Fees

New Car Quality Ratings

new car JD Power questioned over 78,000 owners of new 2026 cars after just 90 days of ownership to find out what problems, if any, they had. Initial quality improved sharply compared to last year. The biggest issue was connectivity for the onboard infotainment system. See how your favorite car brand ranked.

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Best Brands for the Price Paid

Forbes reviewed almost five million consumer ratings to come up with a list of the 300 companies offering the best value. The company offering the highest quality for the price is Costco. Other top choices include Land's End, Consumer Cellular, Toyota, Sam's Club, and many more. See the full list.

Consumer Alert

Avoid These Vacation Scams and Travel Troubles

[Ignore their ad at the start.] The last you thing you want when you go on vacation is to have consumer problems. The Consumerman, Herb Weisbam, contributing editor of Consumers' Checkbook provides tips and traps when it comes to vacation planning and your actual stay. This is a print version of some the issues vacationers face when dealing with VRBO and Booking.com.

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Bargain of the Week

Get $10 Credit Per Transaction Using Paze Wallet

This is such an amazing deal, we are going to continue showing it here.

When you buy something at participating merchants for at least $10, and choose a new electronic wallet called Paze as your payment method with which you have associated your participating debit or credit card, Paze will give you $10 back as a statement credit. (See offer and terms.)

For example, MrConsumer has a CapitalOne Visa card and he associated it with his Paze account. If he uses the Paze checkout choice at Dominos.com and buys their $9.99 plus tax any size pizza special, he eventually gets a $10 credit for it on his CapitalOne statement (up to 10 times PER CARD in his Paze wallet for up to $100). If he added his Chase card, that could mean an additional up to $100 in statement credits.

Make sure you see the green "Spend $10, Get $10 back..." offer after selecting your card from Paze wallet for any particular transaction. Some merchants may limit access to Paze.

Participating banks include Chase, Bank of America, CapitalOne, Citi, PNC, US Bank, and Wells Fargo. Participating merchants also include Wendy's, Dunkin', United Airlines, Shop Rite, Newegg, GNC, 1-800-Flowers, and more. The offer runs until September 10.

Consumer Reports

5 Best Printers of 2026

Here are the five printers including laser and inkjets that Consumer Reports chose as their top five for the year. Since details are behind their paywall, these are the models numbers: Brother HL-L6310DW (basic home printer if you print a lot), Brother HL-L2480DW (laser with fax/scan), Epson Ecotank ET-3958 (inkjet for long-term savings), Brother MFC-J1360DW (cheap inkjet), and Brother MFC-L3765CDW (color laser for pros). Check full reviews elsewhere.