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Leonard Sperandeo American Airlines' flight made an emergency landing in Wichita, Kansas. Everyone had to rebook their flights, but he said there was only one ticket agent for a line of 150 passengers.
When they alerted the airline, they were told a second room would cost hundreds more than the other couple was willing to spend, but Les says the airline refused to refund the other couple's airline tickets.
The new FICO credit score formula could raise your credit, but some are raising concerns before it's even launched.
No one likes being in a car wreck, but when a tow truck comes to your aid, what happens if they leave even more damage?
Donna Salierno said her credit card took away her reward points when she found a fraudulent charge. When the company wouldn't return them, it was time to Call Kurtis.
Someone called Travis Hausauer claiming they were from Pacific Gas & Electric and that they were on their way to the Squeeze Inn to shut off the gas.
Often when you buy something, there's a warranty. But when Louis Margolies said the three-year warranty for their recliners expired early, it was time to Call Kurtis.
Some cell companies want you to pre-pay for service, but Mary Kay Sager called Kurtis when her company refused to refund money she paid in advance.
Rose Sandoval said the refrigerator she bought two years ago has had to be fixed every couple months. Is it a lemon?
CBS13 has learned the dealership that sold the Acura, confused two Joyce Silva's. Acura of Pleasanton says it sold the car to Joyce F. Silva of Pleasanton, but registered it by mistake to Joyce S. Silva of Manteca who was in their database because she once bought a car from a neighboring Lexus dealership which shares a database.
Some of these infomercials lure you in, but Richard said this company then tried to sell her several other products when she placed her order. And that tied up her credit card for days.
Comcast has since admitted over a 2 1/2 year span between July 2010 and December 2012, it listed 74,000 unlisted phone numbers by mistake.
Angela Davidson says she was sold when the CarMax sales associate told her the 2010 Dodge Ram she was looking to buy passed the company's 125+ point inspection. Days later, when she called Dodge for help pairing her cellphone to the truck, she was surprised to learn it had an unfixed recall over a rear axle issue.
Six years after her husband, an army war veteran died, the V.A. took 9-grand out of Susan Goodwin's bank account. She says it happened without warning or explanation.
Jodi Johnson's Toyota Tundra was found abandoned and burned 40 miles from her Rio Linda home in Marysville. She says despite reporting it in June to her insurer Progressive, they still have not paid her claim.
