With costs feeling so high in the United States right now, it makes sense that parents are looking for ways to save money.

Shin said Consumer Reports is calling on these online platforms to take steps to prevent banned, recalled, and otherwise ...

The Swedish retail giant said the platform will provide greater access to 'affordable' products, taking on the likes of eBay ...

Beer signs are another surprising money-maker—vintage brands like Falstaff and Griesedieck often get bids in the $500 range, and older signs for common brands like Pabst and Old Milwaukee can go for ...

Banned and recalled baby products are still showing up on popular online resale platforms, and parents may not even know they’re dangerous, Consumer Reports warns.

Who would have thought that a sweet children’s picture book with a handwritten note inside the cover could be controversial? This book appeared in an eBay listing, according to an October 2 Newsweek ...

According to a New York Times article from Jan. 7, 1997, Mattel pledged to pay customers who bought the Cabbage Patch Kids ...

Consumer Reports found banned baby products on Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Mercari and Craigslist, warning parents to check recalls before buying.

Padded crib bumpers and infant inclined sleepers, both banned products, are still available for sale on secondhand marketplaces, according to Consumer Reports.

Starting Thursday, individuals and companies may not list airbags or airbag inflators for sale on eBay—and it's definitely for the best.