Maryland consumers turned to the state attorney general last year to fight bad car repairs, poor cell phone service and landlord-tenant fights.
Problems with purchasing a new or used car and repairing cars dominated the top 10 consumer complaints handled by the Maryland Attorney General?s Consumer Protection Office in 2005, according to Rebecca Bowman, assistant Maryland attorney general.
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