Consumer Hacks

If you didn’t know what an on-the-road fee was six weeks ago, chances ar...

In a recent show we discussed the shortage of orange bags due to a dispu...

If a store is robbed and something that belongs to you - that they had i...

Two days after KZN’s big storm, it’s the insurance company claims which ...

In honour of East Coast Radio’s 21st birthday, Consumerwatch - now in it...

If you’re in the market for a new set of wheels, you should care - a lot...

If you run a small business and you have a listing in Telkom’s white or ...

What’s the deal with corkage fees? Are restaurants legally entitled to c...

Is sugar addictive? Are there any studies, which haven’t been discredite...

The most explosive automotive story in decades keeps producing plot line...

What rights do you have if a removals company damages or loses your prec...

Most South Africans' income hasn't kept pace with the very steep increas...

Last week’s Consumerwatch was all about the butter shortage and its hell...

Do you know that old tongue twister about Betty Butter?

When is it okay for a security officer appointed by a retail store to bo...

The National Consumer Commission is conducting public hearings around th...

The days of being sent a gift via airmail post from overseas and collect...

The timing couldn’t have been worse - the dust has yet to settle on the ...

Today’s show is a cautionary tale about accepting what a salesperson tel...

Online shopping is quick, convenient and safe - if you stick to the big,...