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Mouse Print*-- First They Shrunk It, Now Turkey Hill Skimped on It

It is a double whammy from ice cream maker Turkey Hill. Two years ago they reduced their standard 48-ounce carton to 46 ounces. Now they skimped on the cream in some varieties so it no longer can legally be called "ice cream." That story is in Mouse Print* this week.

Best Cell and Internet Service Based on Tests

Ookla, the company behind SpeedTest.net, has reviewed million of tests on internet speed and reliability across the country. For cell service, T-Mobile excelled at speed, coverage, and availability of 5G. Verizon had roughly half of the 5G availability in comparison. In terms of home internet, AT&T Fiber and Frontier Fiber were neck and neck for first place. Here are all the scores.

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10 Ways to Save on Car Insurance

The number one way to save on car insurance is to comparison shop (although it is listed tenth on this list). If you just renew with your current carrier every year you are potentially missing out on the lower cost offerings of competitors. Here are other tips on how to reduce your car insurance bill.

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Consumer Alert

When the Fake News Really Is Fake

CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Company, is warning readers and viewers that scammers are stealing their logo and even photographs of their TV personalities to con consumers into sending money. Be warned!

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