Consumer Alert: The Energy Box Controversy
There are a number of so-called “Energy Savers” being promoted to cut our monthly bills. But as CBS4′s Chief Consumer Investigator Al Sunshine found out, a Cooper City family says their energy saver didn’t save them any money at all, and ended up costing them more than a thousand bucks.
Flooded Roads May Lead To Costly Auto Repairs
Some drivers in Doral and Hialeah may learn an important, and expensive lesson, in the next couple of weeks. After Tuesday and Wednesday’s torrential rains, many got stuck on flooded streets thinking they could make it.
Companies Fight Back Against Negative Online Reviews
The next time you leave a review online for a company, be warned: you might get a phone call from the business asking you to take it down. Some companies are fighting back against negative critiques and sometimes not in a nice way.
Facebook’s 2nd In Command Has South Florida Roots
Facebook’s stock is worth $38.23 a share, closing up 23 cents in its first day of public trading.
Facebook Shares Jump Then Stumble
Facebook updated its status to “public company” on Friday.
Fla. Unemployment Continues Falling
Florida’s unemployment rate in April continued to mirror that of the rest of the country, dropping to 8.7 percent, according to numbers released Friday.
Citizens Discussing Rate Hikes For New Customers
Citizens Property Insurance Company continued down the path of raising rates for new policies Thursday during a conference call with the Actuarial and Underwriting committee.
Report: Citizens Considering Uncapping Rates For New Customers
Citizens Property Insurance is continuing its push to eliminate insurance coverage for hundreds of thousands Floridian families just as the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season is set to start.
Save Money By Using Phone To Dial For Deals
Saving money may be as easy as picking up the phone and dialing for deals in order to shrink your monthly bills.
Travelocity, Broward Settle In Tourist Tax Lawsuit
They’ve been fighting for years and haven’t solved anything in a dispute over tourist development taxes, but online travel company Travelocity has been dropped from a lawsuit by Broward County without admitting it owes taxes, after paying Broward County $400 thousand to make the lawsuit go away.





















