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Lynn says they initially wanted $4,000, but dropped the price to $1,250 for four dates. Soon after signing the contract, Lynn says she regretted it.
While handing it to the United Airlines flight attendant, Janet says the vomit got on both her and her husband's clothes.
While navigating Los Angeles on a family trip, Michael Richards knew he relied much more than usual on his smartphone for things like directions.
In order to get the landlord's contact information, Faith had to pay $29.95. When she called, she says she was surprised at what she heard.
He says for years, he's forwarded Sacramento County investigators photos and information involving offenders including license plates, names, and nationalities.
A CBS13 viewer says a mover held her stuff hostage. More than a month after he picked up her stuff, she says he never delivered it to her new home in Minnesota.
A 2012 Call Kurtis investigation revealed Comcast had published a Rio Linda viewer's phone number, despite her paying $1.50 a month to keep it private.
Fire victims may feel competition to lock down a contractor fast to rebuild, but it's important to make sure they're licensed.
She figured she could get cheap flights to Florida, but says no one from the company will call her back.
A year before her German Shepherd Romeo passed away, Me'Shell Miller started collecting his fur.
Bank customer Linda Stites shows us how she put 445-bucks cash, right into this Umpqua Bank ATM.
He says the contractor AHS sent out demanded extra $2,156 to update his AC units piping and ductwork.
A Napa County Court Clerk told him he'd have to pay the $305 fine, even before seeing the judge and he'd have to come back another day.
She is talking about the jungle on the block a home with knee high weeds, overgrown trees and no clear path to walk up to the front door.
Loan company Acura Financial Services, which she used for another car she ownedm made a big mistake marking on her credit report "consumer deceased."
