How to Read 2012 Consumer Action Handbook RTF
This everyday guide to being a smart shopper is full of helpful tips about preventing identity theft, understanding credit, filing a consumer complaint, and more. Use the margins to make notes, write questions, or record other useful information. The information and resources you’ll need are arranged as follows:Part I—Be A Savvy ConsumerRead this section for advice before you make a purchase. To quickly locate specific topics and information, look in the Table of Contents and Index (p. 147).Part II—Filing a ComplaintTurn to this section for suggestions on resolving consumer problems. The sample complaint letter on page 57 will help you present your case.Part III—Key Information ResourcesLook here for a list of public resources and contact information.Part IV—Consumer Assistance DirectoryHere you’ll find contact information for corporate offices, consumer organizations, trade groups, government agencies, and more.
