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Vincent Landino

Vincent Landino

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Automotive Editor, Consumer Affairs

Tulsa

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Total articles 10

  • Mechanic Trust Survey (2023)

    By Vincent Landino| Consumer Affairs Verified Do mechanics overcharge? Approximately 80% of survey respondents said they felt like they’d been overcharged by mechanics in the past. (45% of people said they’d been overcharged sometimes, but 35% said they always felt like their mechanics were trying to wring them dry.) Only 17% of people said they thought their auto service was always fairly priced. Saari cautioned us about putting the blame for high repair costs on the mechanics themselves.

    By Vincent Landino · Consumer Affairs

    Dec. 06, 2023

  • What are Vehicle Protection Plans? 2023

    By Vincent Landino| Consumer Affairs Verified Is a vehicle protection plan worth it? Generally speaking, a vehicle protection plan is more likely to be worth the cost if any of the following statements are true for you:You drive an unreliable car. The cost of the plan is less than you expect to spend on repairs. Getting a large repair bill could ruin you financially. You’re fine spending a few thousand dollars just for peace of mind. As you can see, whether or not a vehicle protection plan is worth it really depends on what you’re looking for.

    By Vincent Landino · Consumer Affairs

    Sep. 08, 2023

  • Mechanic Trust Survey (2023)

    By Vincent Landino| Consumer Affairs Verified Do mechanics overcharge? Approximately 80% of survey respondents said they felt like they’d been overcharged by mechanics in the past. (45% of people said they’d been overcharged sometimes, but 35% said they always felt like their mechanics were trying to wring them dry.) Only 17% of people said they thought their auto service was always fairly priced. Saari cautioned us about putting the blame for high repair costs on the mechanics themselves.

    By Vincent Landino · Consumer Affairs

    Dec. 06, 2023

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Consumer Affairs

ConsumerAffairs is a consumer news and advocacy organization founded in 1998 and based in Stateline, Nevada, with an additional office in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The company operates an online marketplace where millions of consumers research purchases, connect with brands, and share reviews each month. The platform offers several key services, including consumer reviews and ratings, brand management through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, and consumer news and advocacy. It also provides market research and insights by analyzing consumer feedback, helping brands understand customer satisfaction and enhance their reputation. ConsumerAffairs collaborates with various brands across different industries to assist them in managing their online presence and engaging with customers effectively. With reported revenues between $29.3 million and $42 million and a workforce of approximately 196 to 202 employees, ConsumerAffairs continues to grow by leveraging user-submitted reviews for consumer advocacy and brand engagement.

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Founded: 1998