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12X Emmy Award-winning Anchor/ Consumer Investigator in Rochester, NY. 4X Cancer Survivor. Grad of @UT Austin. Retweets & links are not endorsements.
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Consumer Alert: Using tech to save big bucks on groceries

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By Deanna Dewberry Verified
| WHEC-TV (Rochester, NY) Verified
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — With the war in Iran driving up gas prices and new Trump tariffs threatening to increase costs on everything from paper to plywood, shoppers are looking for ways to cut their grocery bills. Technology offers new tools to help consumers save money at the supermarket, from smartphone apps to artificial intelligence. News10NBC reporter Deanna Dewberry spoke with an AARP expert who recently published 99 money-saving tips in the organization’s monthly bulletin.
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Consumer Alert: New version of an old scam targets iPhone users

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By Deanna Dewberry Verified
| WHEC-TV (Rochester, NY) Verified
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A new twist on an old scam is fooling people across the country because it appears as a pop-up message on iPhone lock screens. Barbara Dunn, a Rochester resident, was watching TV with her cell phone in hand when she got a suspicious message on her lock screen. “It just popped up out of nowhere and it said, ‘Your Apple ID is being used for this purchase and please call this number to freeze it,'” Dunn said. “And it just popped up on the screen.
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Consumer Alert: When buying a car, know how to spot unnecessary fees

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By Deanna Dewberry Verified
| WHEC-TV (Rochester, NY) Verified
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A new consumer alert is focusing on hidden fees when buying a used car for college students. Many families are shopping for reliable used cars before their kids head off to college. While buyers often focus on the sales price, sneaky add-on fees can inflate the final cost. News10NBC’s Deanna Dewberry spoke with an industry expert about what to watch for. Ray Shefska managed car dealerships for more than four decades and now owns an AI car shopping business called CarEdge.
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