Free Consumer Action Handbook

Posted by Gone2TheDogs (68.108.195.171) on June 30, 2004 at 17:06:05:

I know that many of us have problems with various agencies, companies, etc. With that, below is how you can view the Consumer Action Handbook OR get a free copy sent to you at no charge. I've already asked for the free copy for myself, but I thought some of you might be interested.

GET YOUR WRONGS RIGHTED...

With the help of the Consumer Action Handbook. Published continuously since 1979, the Consumer Action Handbook is one of the most informative and popular consumer resources produced by the federal government. Dear Abby wrote in her column that a copy "belongs in every household."

This free 174-page guide is designed to help citizens find

the best and most direct solutions for their consumer

problems and questions. Referred to as the "Consumer Bible"

by Consumer World and acclaimed by the National Association

of Consumer Agency Administrators, the Handbook offers tips

on topics such as buying and leasing cars, protecting your privacy, avoiding fraud and shopping from home. It also includes a sample complaint form that consumers can use as a guide for writing letters, faxes and e-mails. The Handbook lists thousands of names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses for Better Business Bureaus, corporate consumer contacts, federal agencies, and state and local consumer protection offices.

Consumers can access the web edition or order a copy of the Handbook at http://www.ConsumerAction.gov.

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