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Depends. There are many reasons where they may have such authority under the FCRA. If you have additional concerns, we do offer FREE initial... Read Answer
Assuming you did not have the procedure performed, as you indicated you refused it, this would be a criminal case and should be reported to law... Read Answer
No way to answer without knowing the details. However, just because you were not part of the scam that does not inherently relieve you of various... Read Answer
Yes. This typically involves some form of mail or wire fraud, ID theft or forgery to accomplish unless he pays for them and sends as gifts. You... Read Answer
No lawyer can help you understand what your rights are without going over your bills and your cell phone contract and that is not cost effective for... Read Answer
Ohio has a specific "New for Used" law that makes it illegal for a merchant to sell anything to a consumer and represent it to be in new condition... Read Answer
There's a long technical definition for fraud in Ohio but basically it's a lie that costs you money. In a private sale the seller only has to speak... Read Answer
Send the cancelled checks and correspondence to credit card company via certified mail and explain in writing what happened. You will receive credit.... Read Answer
All of your feelings are likely accurate. Unfortuately, you are in a pickle because it is equally as likely that the collectors are frauds as they... Read Answer
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Ouch.....that sounds unfortunate.
This depends on the specific facts aout what happened and your role in the transactionunder Fla. Stat. 539. If you have other questions, please... Read Answer
This will all revolve around the nature of the damage to the engine, bearing in mind that you first appeared at tire kingdom with the check engine... Read Answer
NO. Unless the sale or finance agreement says otherwise. You can look at Fla. Stat.501.975 to see if this helps you, but witholding info is NOT the... Read Answer
Its not a sellers job to warn you or educate you about the transaction. Your issue is about expectation of a refund AFTER purchase, where in most... Read Answer
This could be a violation of the Florida Collections Practices Act allowing you to sue them for $1,000.00 and have them pay for your... Read Answer
If you bought the car "as is" it is likely yours and thats that. These are all questions that should be asked BEFORE you buy, not after. If you... Read Answer
You'e probably stuck paing the bill and trying to collect the money from your friend. If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to... Read Answer
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Regardless of the legal answer, its likely not worth fighting over. Especially when it seems that the car was in fact being used, and not returned... Read Answer
If the car fax was altered or incomplete as given to you, this could be a violation of Fla. Stat. 501.975. If you have further questions, please... Read Answer
You may have claims under the Florida Motor Vehicle Repair Act, or Florida Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The bigger issue is whether or... Read Answer
Possibly niether. I am unaware of any provision that would prevent someone from selling a clipped car in Florida. Fla. Stat. 501 may help BUT... Read Answer
Its impossible to tell without looking at all the documents and details. Why people will enter into contracts for cars often costing as much or more... Read Answer