All-in Pricing at Checkout: Everything the Total Must Include
Context. “All-in pricing” means the consumer sees the real price they will pay—including all mandatory fees—before they commit to buy.
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Codigo Alpha – Alpha code
Entenda a lei com clareza – Understand the Law with Clarity
Codigo Alpha – Alpha code
Entenda a lei com clareza – Understand the Law with Clarity
Consumer & Financial Protection
Drip Pricing in Travel & Tickets: How to Build a Winning Refund Claim
Context: Drip pricing—the practice of revealing mandatory fees late in the purchase path—has become pervasive in travel (airfare add-ons, bag/seat
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Dynamic pricing vs. price-gouging laws: what changes when emergencies hit
Context: Dynamic pricing (algorithmic, demand-based pricing) is lawful in most markets and often improves allocation during peaks. Price-gouging laws, however,
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Use Your Adverse Action Notice: Unlock, Dispute, and Win Back Your Rental
Adverse action notices in rentals: what they are and why they matter When a landlord relies on a tenant screening
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When Algorithms Deny Housing: Fair-Housing Risks in Tenant Scoring
Why tenant scoring models raise fair-housing concerns Automated tenant scores promise speed and consistency. But when a landlord or property
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Sealed or Expunged—but Still Reported? Fix Screening Errors Fast
Sealed or expunged records showing up in screening: what’s going wrong When a sealed or expunged case appears on a
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Tenant Screening Mistakes: How to Dispute Bad Matches and Win Corrections Fast
Why tenant screening reports go wrong — and why it matters Tenant screening reports compile credit, eviction, civil court, and
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The 30-Day Shipping Rule Decoded: Your Rights (and Seller Duties) Under the FTC Order Rule
What the “30-Day Shipping Rule” actually requires The FTC’s Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule (often called the 30-day
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Cooling-Off Rule Explained: Your 3-Day Right to Cancel Door-to-Door Sales
What the Cooling-Off Rule is — and why it exists The Federal Trade Commission’s Cooling-Off Rule (16 C.F.R. Part 429)
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Small Claims Court, Big Results: The Consumer’s Step-by-Step Playbook
What small claims court is — and why consumers use it Small claims court is a simplified civil venue for
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