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The Hartford Insurance is the latest company to say it will stop writing new homeowners' policies in California starting Feb. 1. It cites challenges in the market, especially with the California fire risk.

In the case of the free phone that cost $369, Karen Rickman of Portola bought a buy-one, get-one free cell phone.

Barbara Morton says her payment never went through for something she tried to buy online.

A Manteca viewer says her dentist promised her a refund after botching an implant. But after a year and a half, it was time to Call Kurtis.

A Citrus Heights viewer says the California Department of Motor Vehicles rejected her California ID over what was stamped on her birth certificate.

When a Plumas County couple was having a hard time getting a refund for their broken fridge, it was time to call Kurtis.

A viewer in Gridley says a car repair to pass smog would have cost her more than the car was worth. She decided it was time to call Kurtis.

Consumer attorney Stuart Talley says the government is liable for dangerous conditions on their property.

Viewers throughout the foothills struggling to get propane deliveries decided it was time to call Kurtis.

Gary and Tamra Merlo sent CBS13 proof of what they thought the problem was: no spaces on their online airline tickets. That came to a head when Lufthansa in Italy told them, no spaces, no flight.