TrustDALE Blog - Insights on Companies and Trust

Today’s Ask Dale question comes from Jack, who asks: "Many companies now do everything electronically. I’m often asked to sign on an iPad, but I can’t read all the information. What should I do?"

At TrustDALE, we’ve seen countless examples of homeowners being duped by dishonest contractors after a storm, and we’re here to ensure you don’t become one of them.

This blog post is part of our "Ask Dale" series, where we address real questions from consumers just like you. Today’s question comes from Marnie, who’s wondering about the legitimacy of budget billing programs offered by power companies.

Today’s ask dale question is from Travis. he tells us — I bought a used car in 2023, and the salesperson lied to me about the car’s history. What can I realistically do about this?

I received an estimate from a company to pressure-wash my home and the company also included a copy of its insurance paperwork. What do I need to look for, to make sure they’re covered?

Today's question comes from Brent, who asks: "I heard you can get a lower interest rate with a 15-year mortgage. If so, how much lower? And is that the only advantage?"

Today’s Ask Dale question is from Amanda. She tells us “I get too much junk mail. It’s overwhelming! How can I stop the post office from sending me junk mail I don’t want?” Dale provides the answer!

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?