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How To Avoid Mail Order Ripoffs By Sylva Porter
New York consumer affairs officials report widespread mail order fraud in 1973 with fake diamond ads and non delivered goods. Many firms hide behind Fifth Avenue addresses or mail drops. refunds are hard to obtain. Agencies rarely secure refunds, while delaying rules and warning customers are debated. Consumers should vet companies, keep records, and rely on BBBs and trade associations for guidance.
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Sylva Porter
New York
Department of Consumer Affairs
T He Company
Post’ Office
Department
New York State Supreme Court
Fifth Avenue
Federal Trade Commission
U. S. Postal Service
Tese
PTC
Tomer
Sion
Beller Business Bureaus
Direct Mail Advertising Assn
Park Ave
N.Y
Beller Business
Chambers of Commerce
DMAA
Beller Business Bureau
Council of Bbbs
N. W
Washington, D. C