The rip-off ruse involves fraudsters posting fake reviews on the internet to trick people into buying often sub-standard goods and services – sometimes even potentially dangerous counterfeits.
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JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Farewell to ray of hope for cash savers
They are being hit by a tidal wave of rate cuts and providers closing accounts to new customers. As a result, safe ports (banks) offering a fair rate of interest are disappearing over the horizon.
‘Lockdown has saved me – by launching me into business’
Danielle McCann (pictured) launched her cooking kits for kids – Not Just Nibbles – in February this year with no idea that the world would change a few weeks later.
TONY HETHERINGTON: Sussex Doors Limited let us down
We had doors fitted at a cost of £2,150. But they deteriorated and we contacted the company as they were still under guarantee. We were told we would have to pay £2,563 for new doors.
BA boss hits back: Alex Cruz defends plans to axe jobs
Cruz accused unions of ‘scaremongering’ and described criticisms levelled by MPs as ‘partial and parochial’. The unions have accused Cruz of exploiting coronavirus to ‘fire and rehire’ staff.
British Airways boss Alex Cruz blasts airline’s critics
BA has been a well-run, prudent business for many years. But if you were to listen to some of our MPs, or certain trade unions, these achievements are worthless and even derided.
No Kodak moments – we can all cash in on the digital revolution
The camera giant dominated the market in film and film cameras, but failed to respond to the move from analogue to digital. Don’t fall into the same trap. Technology is very much of the moment.
What is MSC seafood and how do you buy sustainable fish?
Last year, shoppers in Britain spend more than £1bn on sustainable seafood for the first time on record – so what does MSC mean and how important is it really for the future of oceans?
Every sector of UK economy is hit by coronavirus
Pubs, theatres, housebuilders and car makers were among the worst hit after the lockdown delivered an ‘unprecedented’ blow to the economy.
SSE’s shares fall almost 30% since February
Fuel prices due to the coronavirus crisis and a lowered price cap on energy bills have been weighing on the energy supplier. The outlook for SSE is mixed.










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