CONSUMER INVESTIGATOR BRIAN ROCHE HAS SOME ANSWERS. CAN YOU HEAR ME? GOOD. SO LET ME START BY TELLING YOU I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF ANYONE LOSING MONEY BECAUSE THEY ANSWERED YES TO THAT QUESTION ON THE ...

Remember Verizon’s “can you hear me now” guy? That’s right, he was the one in the carrier’s TV ads that went around the country testing the network’s signal, repeatedly asking, “Can you hear me now?” ...

Dear Customer: You’re fired. Beat it. Scram. GFY. We’re way too big for your two-bit account, especially since you never stop complaining about it. Go bother someone else for $29.99 a month. So went ...

“Can you hear me now?” “Is this you?” “Are you there?” If you’re asked a question like this in a normal conversation, it’s polite to let the other person know that you hear them loud and clear. But if ...

If you’re asked a question like this in a normal conversation, it’s polite to let the other person know that you hear them loud and clear. But if you’re asked this at the beginning of a call from a ...

A phone scam we first saw almost a decade ago is making a big comeback. That's according to the Better Business Bureau, which has just issued an alert about what is known as the "say yes" scam. The ...

Phone rings and you answer the call. On the other end of the line, you hear someone talking – maybe it sounds slightly garbled – and then they ask, “can you near me?” You answer “yes” and they hang up ...

Remember the "Can You Hear Me Now" character from the Verizon commercials more than a decade ago? He's returned to the telecom giant's orbit – literally. The Verizon "Test Man" reappears at the end of ...

Is someone asking "Can you hear me?" on the phone when you pick up? If so, hang up. It could be a scam. The "Can you hear me" scam has been targeting consumers for quite a few years. It's unclear ...

If you’re asked a question like this in a normal conversation, it’s polite to let the other person know that you hear them loud and clear. But if you’re asked this at the beginning of a call from a ...