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1 week ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
SURPRISE, AZ — A Surprise man waited for months to get answers from his solar lease company. He sold his home and said he transferred his solar lease to the new homeowners, but he was still getting a bill at his new address. It sounds like a simple fix, switch the address and change the account but it took months to resolve, and that's when he reached out to Let ABC15 Know. Paul sold his Surprise home in August 2024.
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1 week ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell
MESA, AZ — An Arizona man says all he wanted was his floor fixed and the company to honor its lifetime warranty. When it didn’t happen, he reached out to the Let ABC15 Know Team for help. The team hit the floor running to solve this case!Marty said he had plans for his home in Mesa. He wanted to fix it up, calling the home a "fixer-upper."The first thing he wanted to do was remove all the old carpet.
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3 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell |Kirsten Johnson
Tired of robocalls? A new report shows half of the largest phone companies earned failing grades when it comes to protecting consumers from receiving robocalls. Unwanted robocalls seem to be the number one consumer problem for the Federal Communications Commission. The Let ABC15 Know Team found a new report that shows that even though many phone companies signed an agreement with the FCC to protect consumer from those annoying calls, they’re failing at doing their job.
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4 weeks ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell |Kirsten Johnson
PHOENIX — The world of solar installation can be difficult to navigate alone. We’re talking about thousands of dollars on a major purchase. So naturally, you may want or need a little help with your research. If you’ve been curious about installing solar panels on your home, but not sure where to start, there’s a class that could provide some assistance. Solar United Neighbors, Vote Solar, and AriSEIA will be hosting a Buying Solar 101 class.
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1 month ago |
abc15.com | Christel Bell |Kirsten Johnson
PHOENIX — You scored a deal on social media and you’re ready to Zelle the payment. Hold on! Not so fast - Chase Bank is pulling the plug. The bank is blocking Zelle transactions for social media buys, saying it’s to fight fraud. It’s a move to protect consumers. JP Morgan Chase said it’s changing its Zelle policy. In the future, customers will not be able to send Zelle payments identified as having originated from contact through social media.
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