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: All Consuming

Consumer options are limited when businesses go bankrupt

By AGO Blog Moderator

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In today's Ask the AG column, Attorney General Rob McKenna talks about what boarded-up stores and bankruptcies mean for consumers and explains how you can avoid common pitfalls.

Share your thoughts:As a consumer, are you more careful about where and how you shop? As a business owner, what are you doing to reassure your customers that it's a good time to buy?

Full post as published by All Consuming on June 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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