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A new TV show promising to "do battle for consumers" is seeking participants who feel they have been scammed or ripped off.
The new show will feature stories from Irish consumers facing refund struggles, issues with internet providers, and battles with builders.
Other problems facing consumers in the realms of health, housing, tech, travel, motoring and anything else consumer-related will also be explored.
I'm back with a brand-new TV show...
— Eoin McGee CFP© (@EoinMcGee) October 3, 2023
And we're looking to help you
Struggling with a refund? Issue with your internet provider? Battling with a builder? We have a team of top investigators ready to help.
Email consumer@indiepics.ie to apply! #newshow #rte pic.twitter.com/Lls0hqOUcw
The show will be lead by Eoin McGee (How To Be Good With Money) alongside a team of investigators, including Irish Times Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Conor Pope, Irish Independent Public Affairs Correspondent, Amy Molloy, and Consumer Journalist and presenter of the Indo Daily Podcast, Siobhan Maguire.
If you'd like to get involved, email consumer@indiepics.ie with your story and contact details.
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