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2 weeks ago | 
laopinion.com | Derek Kravitz
Gracias a una ley estatal, algunos consumidores pueden saber qué información recopilan y comparten las empresas sobre ellos. En el caso de Kroger, esa información podría afectar directamente tu bolsillo. By Derek KravitzEste artículo es parte de la serie Make the Price Right de Consumer Reports, que se lanzó con nuestra investigación sobre las imprecisiones en los precios en las tiendas Kroger.
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2 weeks ago | 
consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz |Evan O'Neil
Kroger Customer Data Profile: Hazem Salem Gender: Female Auto Market: 4 out of 7* Household Size: 2 people Education Level: High School Degree Income Estimate: $66,000 per year Cruise Likelihood: 6 out of 7 Travel Likelihood: Domestic: 2 out of 7 International: 4 out of 7 Pet Ownership: Cat: 4 out of 7 Dog: 4 out of 7 *Auto market evaluation may be correct. Salem, a married father living in the Portland metro area, is a man, not a woman.
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2 weeks ago | 
laopinion.com | Derek Kravitz
Los consumidores dicen que Kroger tiene un problema con las etiquetas de precio, lo que resulta en sobrecargo de muchos productos comestibles. Enviamos a compradores a las tiendas para verificarlo.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Ted Genoways |Michael Hudson |Derek Kravitz |Theodore Ross
defaultDerek and Allison Hadfield became more and more fed up whenever they shopped for their family of four at their local Kroger grocery in Belpre, Ohio, a town of about 6,600 across the Ohio River from West Virginia. When they tried to save money by buying stuff on sale, they said, many of the discounts vanished when Kroger rang up their carts at checkout. Personal pizzas posted as on sale for $1 a piece rang up for $1.25 each.
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3 weeks ago | 
consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz |Sharon Seidl
Consumers say Kroger has a price tag problem, resulting in overcharges for many grocery items. We sent shoppers to stores to check.
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2 months ago | 
consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz
Four popular voice cloning apps do not do enough to make sure users have the speaker’s consent Updated March 10, 2025 Photo Illustration: Chris Griggs/Consumer Reports, Getty Images You’ve probably heard about “grandparent scams”: An unsuspecting senior gets a frantic phone call from an imposter claiming to be a family member, sounding remarkably like them and saying they need money—quickly—to get out of a jam. Can you send the funds now, via a gift card, a wire transfer, or just plain cash?...
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz
General Motors was reprimanded by the federal government for collecting customers’ driving data and sharing it with other companies. Yet the practice continues among other big automakers.
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Feb 20, 2025 | 
consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz
With the CFPB told to stop its work, millions of consumers’ hopes of restitution may be lost February 20, 2025 Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Five years ago, Sally Proske was 30 and desperate. She had accumulated nearly $41,000 in high-interest credit card debt—more than she could comfortably pay off on her salary as a live-event and concert production manager in Chicago and still afford rent and food.
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Feb 19, 2025 | 
laopinion.com | Derek Kravitz
Los estafadores están interceptando los cheques que son enviados por correo para robar tu dinero. Pero hay precauciones que puedes tomar. By Derek KravitzSi bien la tecnología puede ayudar a los estafadores a encontrar y persuadir a sus posibles víctimas, también puede ser una herramienta para protegerte de fraudes comunes, como el robo y “lavado” de cheques.
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Feb 19, 2025 | 
laopinion.com | Derek Kravitz
Los estafadores están utilizando tecnología más sofisticada para engañarte y robarte tu dinero. Aquí encontrarás cómo mantenerte un paso adelante. By Derek KravitzUna llamada del departamento de fraudes de tu banco. La oferta para unas vacaciones de ensueño. Un anuncio de trabajo atractivo. Los estafadores pueden meterse en tu vida, y en tu dinero, de formas engañosas.
