Week of April 14, 2025
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Every so often, MrConsumer gets an unrequested email from Microsoft with a six-digit security code to login into my account. Usually that happens when *I* am trying to access a Microsoft site, but recently, I get these codes unrequested. What's going on? Answer: someone is trying to break into my account! We'll show you how to check if crooks are trying to access your account.
That story is in Mouse Print* this week.
Leading nutrition experts say that too many people believe a whole bunch of old wives' tales about certain foods. For example, canned vegetables are always less nutritious than fresh. Or, that plant milk is healthier than dairy milk. Or, that white potatoes are bad for you.
While the reciprocal tariffs have been postponed for 90 days, other recently established ones of 10% - 25% are in effect, along with the 145% one on China. So what should you do? From groceries to tech and clothing to furniture and cars, here's advice on whether you should buy now to save money.
A package arrives from Amazon, and inside is what looks like a real diamond ring that you did not order. It even comes with a certificate of authenticity. Don't believe it and don't scan the barcode. It's a scam.
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