If you’re planning to buy a used car, New Jersey officials are advising you to make sure you don’t unknowingly wind up with a vehicle that was flooded during Superstorm Sandy.
Price gouging was the top concern among New Jersey consumers in 2012 and the surge in illegal pricing complaints came in the days and weeks post-Sandy. That's according to data from the State Division of Consumer Affairs.
Some patients in New Jersey filled their prescriptions only to receive pill bottles containing the wrong medication. The mix-up happened at five separate CVS pharmacies in Camden, Morris and Union Counties.
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