A Connecticut man was happy to learn he was owed money after an overpayment on a medical bill, but when he didn’t get his cash, he said “Better Get Baquero!” News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero looks into his case.
A glass artist from Brooklyn says her hopes of getting paid for a piece of art were shattered. She said “Better Get Baquero” for help. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero has her story.
Tribeca resident Will Whelan helped change a flat tire for his friend just a few feet from a sidewalk grate — then saw his gold wedding band fall between the metal slots.
Giving your child a debit card or even a credit card if they’re older is a big step, but what age is the right age? Today in New York consumer reporter Lynda Baquero breaks down what parents need to know before handing over that plastic.
When a Manhattan couple booked a trip abroad, they relied on travel insurance to help protect their money in case of cancellation or disruption. But then they had to say “Better Get Baquero.” News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains why.
A New Jersey couple was excited to see a Broadway show, until they encountered a problem with their tickets. They said “Better Get Baquero.” News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains.
A Westchester County man who runs on his treadmill every day ran into a problem trying to get the piece of sports equipment fixed. He asked “Better Get Baquero” for help. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains how she got the “problem solved.”
Whenever you buy electronics, make sure you familiarize yourself with refund policies, especially if there’s a time limit on returns. A New Jersey college freshman said “Better Get Baquero” when he ran into problems with a laptop. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero takes a look.
It’s important to understand what impacts your credit score and what to do if you think there’s a mistake. A Brooklyn teacher asked “Better Get Baquero” for help when her credit score fell nearly a hundred points. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains what happened.
For more than a year and a half, a teacher from Patchogue says she’s been fighting a medical bill that she argues she doesn’t owe. She said “Better Get Baquero” to look into her case. Here’s News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero.
A small business owner in Washington Heights says he enjoys the benefit of additional customers to his store through a popular delivery app. But when the flow of orders through the app went dry, he said “Better Get Baquero” News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero to understand what happened.
It’s one of the fastest growing types of scams, luring big money from victims under the guise of romance. “Better Get Baquero” has a warning, after hearing from a man who lost more than $123,000. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero describes how the scam works.
When your travel plans are disrupted, it’s important to know what your rights are as an airline passenger. A New Jersey woman said “Better Get Baquero” after a problem coming home from a trip abroad. Here’s News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero.
When planning for retirement, it’s important to make sure you understand your choices. A Long Island woman asked “Better Get Baquero” for help when she wanted to make a change in one of her retirement funds. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains.
It’s one thing to have your social media page hacked, it’s another when the hacker is asking your friends for money. Better Get Baquero helped a consumer reclaim his account and has advice to help protect yours. Here’s News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero.
A Bronx man asked Better Get Baquero for help when his mother suddenly lost access to over a quarter million dollars in her bank account and he couldn’t figure out why. News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero describes how she got all that money back.
For seven years a man on Staten Island used solar energy to power his home and save on electricity. When his solar panels suddenly stopped working, he said “Better Get Baquero!” News 4 consumer reporter Lynda Baquero explains.
