Watch out for imposters and don't shop on price along, the Better Business Bureau suggests for students returning to school next month.
September is near and students are gearing up to return to class. Though it’s an exciting time of year, it also opens the door for potential challenges.
"As students return to class they are often juggling multiple priorities such as finding an apartment, attending classes, securing jobs and settling into their new spaces, that they may be pushing caution aside as they attempt to make quick decisions or get the best deals," said BBB spokesperson Neesha Hothi.
"I was on my vacation in Brazil and I needed a place to live when I came back to Vancouver. I looked on Kijiji and I found a room for rent there.
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