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Fashionistas Become 'Returnistas'  As the economy slows and more and more consumers are worried about their bank account balances, a new trend is emerging among serious shoppers. "Returnistas," as they have been dubbed, are shopping their own closets for items that are still unworn that can be returned for cash. The clothes still have the tags and have not been worn, so according to many stores policies, buyers have the right to bring the items back. Click here for more information.
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Inside Consumer United  Brandon Morrocco is our newest team member at Consumer United, working full time as an advocate. Morrocco feels it's inspiring to be a part of a company that is growing so fast. He says it's even more inspiring to imagine where it will be this time next year. Morrocco believes in Consumer United and the group's mission to save its members money on basic services. When asked how Consumer United will help the average consumer, Morrocco replies: "Consumer United just plain helps, because every penny saved is another penny that can make life more enjoyable. Big-time companies tend to push the average consumer around, it's great to see an organization fighting for the consumer." Read more here. |
