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Mexican Insurance Store Maintains A+ Rating with Better Business Bureau
Perris, Calif. - In a clear sign of its ongoing commitment to providing exceptional customer service, Mexican Insurance Store has maintained its A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau into 2012. The popular online Mexican auto insurance provider, which offers a wide range of Mexican Insurance Products through its website, advertises its superior BBB rating prominently on its main page. "We're ...
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Public Eye: Better Business Bureau lists Top 10 scams of 2011
Consumer scams are everywhere. But they all have one thing in common: duping consumers into giving a
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Top industries for complaints in 2011 Cars, Internet
Better Business Bureau Thursday released its list for top complaints and top inquiries in 2011 for the Northeast California area, with auto-related services topping the list.
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Comox Valley Real Estate | Brett Cairns Brings a New Approach and Level of Real Estate Marketing to the Comox Valley ...
Brett Cairns, a professional Comox Valley real estate agent in Courtenay BC recently contracted a top real estate marketing firm in California to bring a new approach and new level of real estate marketing to the Comox Valley. With Comox Valley home sales down 30% since 2007, these new strategies and methods will help him remain effective in this highly competitive real estate market and provide ...
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BUSINESS BEAT: Welcome Anneise Clothing And More
A contemporary women's clothing and accessories shop in the East Village Arts District is celebrating its grand opening this Saturday, coinciding with the East Village's second Saturday Art Walk.
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How to spot signs of a foreclosure scam
In the fog of foreclosure, beware of solicitors who offer erroneous information in bids to take your money.
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Job scams evolve with struggling economy
A new form to an old scam has hit the Central Valley. Residents are being offered to work from home, but it could cost them thousands.
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Stop Being Deceived by Interviews When You're Hiring
This article is by Don Moore, an associate professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Editorial: Bill would hound pet groomers
As if California didn't have enough laws and regulations, now the Legislature might regulate pet groomers.Senate Bill 969 is by state Sen. Juan Vargas, D-San Diego. Bathing Fido would be, as the bill's summary puts it, "licensed and regulated by the Veterinary Medical Board."...
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High-speed rail's coming battle: Powerful land owners
If you want to build a rail line between Anaheim and San Francisco, people are going to have to get out of the way.Literally.The proposed California High-Speed Rail would require a lot of land, meaning thousands of California families and businesses will have to move if the project is ever...
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