People looking for work could be easy prey for scammers. Keith Rosser from SAFERjobs joins us as a guest author to tell us more about employment scams.
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Job seekers need to be aware of employment scams
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The fees you could live without
You’ve been sharing your stories of the everyday fees that really wind you up, from contract termination charges to the cost of updating your address…
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Uni: would you swap in your campus for a computer?
A lot of accredited university courses already exist online, but in the future full degrees may even be offered. So what are your thoughts on digital degrees?
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Are broadband ads a ‘complete and utter joke’?
In a new development for our Broadband Speed Guaranteed campaign, two MPs have come out to criticise misleading broadband ads. Do you agree with what they have to say?
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The rising challenge of fraud and cybercrime
Have you been affected by fraud? Here’s Commander Chris Greany on the rising challenge of fraud and what the police are doing about it.
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Would you try negotiating using online chat?
Haggling in person is a real turn off for lots of us, so what about haggling online instead? Is it easier to negotiate behind the safety of your computer screen?
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Should banks refund victims of online fraud?
The Times reports that Met Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has said victims of online fraud should no longer be refunded by banks if they fail to protect themselves.
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Rental scams: a tale too good to be true
Could the flatshare or rental advertisement you’re looking at be a scam? How can you tell?
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Would you use an online doctor?
With waiting times in doctor’s surgeries on the rise and people increasingly moving around the country, it seems likely that online doctors could become ‘a thing’. But would you ever use a digital doctor?
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Your universal right to broadband, even in rural areas
Are you in a rural area still waiting for decent broadband? You may be in luck. The Government has announced plans to put broadband access on a similar footing to essential services, like water and electricity.
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For and against smart thermostats
Smart thermostats are the latest trend in home heating. But do they really help to heat our homes more efficiently? Two Which? staffers put them to the test…
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Being offered a Windows 10 upgrade? Don’t take it up yet!
Windows 10 is now available as a free upgrade for many Windows 7 and 8 owners. But, by upgrading, are we just helping Microsoft cut research costs on a product that isn’t ready?
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TalkTalk: internet hungry customers are forcing us to up our game
Is your ‘unlimited’ internet really unlimited? In this guest post, TalkTalk’s chief technology officer Gary Steen argues that usage caps should be shown the door as our appetite for data goes large.
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Welcome to the new Which? Conversation
Welcome to the new Which? Conversation website. Read on to hear about some of the site’s new features.