Interesting Statistics:

I started writing about consumer law issues on this website a year ago. It is interesting to see the statistics behind my website and blog. Here are some interesting numbers:

Visitor Locations:

1) Colorado 27%
2) Wyoming 5%
3) California 2%
4) New York 2%
5) Texas 2%

The rest of the visitors are split between 45 states, D.C. and many foreign countries. The only states not represented by visitors are Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, North Dakota and Montana.

6 Most popular articles:

1)  What happens when a consumer files a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission?

2)  What do you do if served with a civil investigative subpoena or demand from the Attorney General's Office?

3)  The consequences of not responding to a subpoena.

4)  Wyoming removes the cloak of anonymity for shell companies.

5)  What is "clear and conspicuous" disclosure?

6)  Yo-Yo care sale financing terms - Can the customer also use the terms to back out of the deal?

6 Most thought provoking articles (Gauged by reader time spent on these pages):

1)  Yes, you should retain an attorney to represent you at the interview.

2)  Mandated Data Security Program.

3)  Subscriptions and Recurring Charges and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act.

4)  "Free" Trial Offer?

5)  Consumer Protection Q/A

6)  Substantiation for Advertising Claims.