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Today’s question is from Lauren. She tells us — I got an advertisement from a company called own well. They claim they can reduce my property taxes by fighting for a lower assessed value on my home. I’m intrigued, but what’s the catch?

Today’s Ask Dale question is from Worth. He tells us — I’ve been with T-Mobile for several years and moved to another provider. The account was closed and paid off, but my phone is locked so my new provider can’t connect it to their service. I have

Offer for a free vacation if I sign up for something. Is is too good to be true?

Hi everyone! Today, we have a real consumer question from Laura regarding homeowners insurance for townhomes.

Zillow, the prominent real estate website, offers consumers an intriguing feature called Zestimates. These proprietary estimates provide an indication of a home's market value, based on a mix of public and private data sources.

Job abandonment can be a distressing situation for homeowners, leaving them feeling abandoned and uncertain about their rights and liabilities. In Georgia, determining what constitutes job abandonment and the resulting consequences can be complex.

For many of us, our pets hold a special place in our hearts and are considered part of the family. We go to great lengths to provide them with the best care possible.

With the rise of the internet, scammers have found new ways to deceive even the most vigilant individuals. Creating a professional-looking website has become an essential tool for scammers to gain the trust of their targets.

Flexcar is a subscription-based car service that offers all the benefits of car ownership without actually owning a vehicle. It has caught the attention of a TrustDALE follower due to its unique concept. With Flexcar, subscribers can enjoy the conven

In today's digital age, online shopping has become increasingly popular, providing convenience and accessibility to consumers worldwide. However, not all online transactions go smoothly, and occasionally, customers may encounter unexpected issues.

It's an all too common scenario. You sign up for a free trial of a service or app, intending to cancel before the trial period is over. But life gets busy, and before you know it, you've missed the cancellation deadline.

The question on so many people’s minds? How do you justify the profit margin between the retail cost of materials or equipment versus the amount a company charges a consumer for it.