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New:
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Consumer's Guide to Fats
Identity Theft: When Bad Things Happen to Your Good Name
U.S.
Consumer Gateway: Your Link to Federal Consumer Information
(The "In the Spotlight" opening page offers consumer
news.)
Consumer's Resource
Handbook
(Not that new, but a great handbook for consumer basics.)
Finding
Documents:
There are millions of documents in the Federal Depository
Library Program; over 100,000 are available full text via
the web. Beginning in June 2000
Pfau Library will catalog electronic, print, and microform documents in our OPAC as
they are released. Other resources for finding Federal Government information
by subject:
Databases
Automobiles
Recall Database
Indexes by make, model, and year of car to provide full text of recalls.
Consumer
Product Safety Commission Search
Indexes reports on unsafe products, and provides the full text of the reports.
Federal
Consumer Information Center Search
Indexes "how to" information on consumer
safety.
National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration
The "safety problems" section provides links to
a number of databases indexed by make and model and year
of vehicle and providing full text of known
safety problems.
Other
Useful Websites:
Better Business Bureau
Bureau of Consumer Protection Complaint Form
Buying
or Selling a Vehicle (From the California DMV)
How to buy of sell a vehicle in California.
California Consumer
Price Index
(Division of Labor Statistics and Research, this site has information on wage
determintations and occupational injuries as well as the California Consumer
Price Index)
Consumer.
gov:
Product and safety announcements from the Federal Government.
Consumer
Protection
Full text "pamphlets" on information of use to
consumers.
FDA
Consumer
Full text articles from the FDA Consumer: The Magazine of the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration.
Federal Consumer Information Center
Federal
Reserve Board: Shop, the Card You Pick Can Save You Money
Semi-annual survey of credit card terms, with application information.
University of North Texas Consumer Information Links
Government
Agencies:
State of California, Department of Consumer
Affairs
State of California: State and Consumer Services Agency
U.S.
Consumer Protection Agency
Help: For help finding government information, or if you would like to recommend a resource contact Jill Vassilakos-Long