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Mouse Print* -- Thanks for Nothing - Winter 2022

mouse print We continue our series of advertised slights to shoppers but this time it is the big print on the product label that can't always be trusted. In all these cases, consumers have filed class action lawsuits. That is our Mouse Print* story this week.


How Much Coffee Should You Drink?

coffee A Harvard brain expert has figured out what the optimal number of cups of coffee people should drink daily for maximum health and brain benefits is. And here, the same expert offers tips on how to get the most health benefits from coffee.


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Airlines Ranked Best to Worst

aiirlines The WSJ ranked the nine largest airlines on on-time arrivals, canceled flights, extreme delays, two-hour tarmac delays, mishandled baggage, involuntary bumping and complaints. The highest score went to Delta. See how the others ranked.


Consumer Alert

She Lost $390K in a Crypto-Dating Scam

After her mother's death, this young lady sold her house with the hope of easing her own life, as well as assisting her father and grandmother with retirement costs. Then a scammer intervened.



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Bargain of the Week

Free Jar of Pasta Sauce

If you're lucky, a store near you may carry Fody brand pasta sauce, and with this coupon you can get a free jar. Use the store locator to find which stores in your area carry the brand. Then, use that store's website to see if they carry Fody pasta sauce. Sprouts stores and Whole Foods in FL, CT, NJ, and NY do. Some other chains do as well. Thanks to Dan K. for this bargain tip.

Samsung Internal SSD Hard Drive - $79.99

Best Buy is offering a refurbished 1-TB internal SATA solid state hard drive (SSD model 860 EVO) or even better the newer Samsung 870 EVO for an unheard of $79.99 (less than the $89 or $99 MrConsumer paid a year ago)! It will bring your old computer with its mechanical hard drive back to life -- running much faster. There is only a 90-day warranty on these drives, but when MrConsumer registered his last year, he seemingly got the full five-year Samsung warranty. If you are not technically savvy, you will need someone to copy your current hard drive to this one, and then swap them inside your PC.

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Is It Time to Buy an Electric Car?

Consumer Reports evaluates the pros and cons of the various types of electric vehicles. Specific brand/model ratings are not available to non-subscribers.

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