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The sales practice of bundling telecoms and broadcasting services such as broadband internet, residential telephone, pay TV, and IDD into promotional packages have given cause to many a consumer complaint. Bundled sales by telecoms operators are...
First-ever test on coffeemakers points consumers to quality and value Joint test puts to rest concern over industrial-grade salt sold for human consumption Misconception and variances uncovered in test on air purifiers Switch off TV completely every...
Contemplating continuing education and applying for funding assistance? The Consumer Council has this advice for the prospective consumers. First and foremost, check whether the course or programme intended falls in the scope of one of the public...
Are domestic espresso (Italian-style coffee) machines strictly for the free-spending connoisseurs? Some coffeemakers are by no means inexpensive. But a Consumer Council test, in association with the International Consumer Research and Testing (ICRT),...
A salty diet is unhealthy, let alone salt laced with toxic heavy metals. The concern over the contamination of salt followed recent reports that industrial-grade salt was put on sale for human consumption in the mainland. In collaboration with the...
For sure air purifiers can counter the air pollution problem by removing smoke and dust in the air. But, contrary to general misconception, these domestic air purifiers should not be solely relied upon to remove such impurities as bacteria, virus,...
Consumers are urged to exercise due caution to forestall fire accidents involving household electrical appliances and in particular television sets during humid weather. This is because under high humidity, dusts in the air get wet easily and once...
Test exposes exaggerated claims in performance and substantial variations in energy efficiency of dehumidifiers Supermarket shoppers are highly price-sensitive Vital consumer guidance on 3G mobile service and cordless phones Unplug your printer and...