- Consumer information
- Consumer Guide Automotive - Reviews, comparisons, and buying guides for new and used cars.
N.A.D.A. Guide - What's your car worth? Should you sell or trade it in? How do the 2004 models stack up? Find answers to these questions and more at these sites, the onlines version of the popular print guides.
Annual Credit Report - You are entitled to a free credit report once every 12 months. Get your report to be sure that your credit rating is based on accurate information.
Federal Trade Commission - Site offers a wealth of information on topics such as credit and other consumer issues, as well as advice on avoiding scams and rip-offs. You may also file a consumer complaint about a particular business or organization from the web site
Connecticut Department of Banking - The Consumer Credit Division provides information about your rights within the statutes governing debt collection. Renters and landlords can also examine issues concerning security deposits.
Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection - The agency offers a number of programs for consumers, and provides consumer protection statues. Consumer complaint forms are available online. Sign up for Connecticut's Do Not Call list.
Better Business Bureau
Through business and consumer education, the BBB helps to resolve marketplace problems. On this site you can reports about businesses and charities, file a complaint, or locate your local Better Business Bureau.
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Find the latest information on product safety news, including
recalls, or report an unsafe product.
Consumer Reports
Product reviews and ratings.
Consumer Search
Compiles reviews of products from various sources,
such as Consumer Reports and CNET, and a host of others.
