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You make a wholly unsupported accusation based on pure conjecture, with no witness nor perp. What exactly are you expecting to happen?
Contact one of the various companies who advertise about cancelling your timeshare.
If you fall behind 3 times, thats exactly what gets reported to the credit bureau. Not sure about the other issues as a lawyer would need to review... Read Answer
You can get your money back and all of the money that you spent to buy parts that didn't fit.
Likely yes - though its unlikely that it occurred let alone you prove that a particualr person did it.
If you were charged for a product not received there is an issue to address. If this is about no present for Christmas, that is NOT a viable claim.... Read Answer
You can send him a thretening demand letter from an attorney (something I'd be glad to help with) and/or you could sue him in Civil Court.
Please... Read Answer
Probably a consumer lawyer or civil litigaton lawyer.
You are going to have to sue. The court will be determined by where you bought it, and how much you paid.
Caveat Emptor- buyer beware. There is no way to make them give you a refund under the circumstances you described. You are expected to do... Read Answer
If this is a reputable bank, I'd have to imagine by now it has conducted an investigatin, fired those involved and notified its fidelity insurance... Read Answer
You will need to hire a construction or consumer lawyer to addess this issue within the terms of your agreement. You may need to stop the contractor... Read Answer
NIce try - but be careful playing the "incompetent grandpa/ma" card as means to get out of contracts on what is really buyers remorse. The immediate... Read Answer
I would work with the dealer and the car manufacturer. They do not want bad publicity. Put every detail in writing to both parties. Ed Dimon, Esq.... Read Answer
Not likely a fraud case from a general advertisement as it is a general non-specific statment. Absent a written warranty, you might have other... Read Answer
Its impossible for any lawyer on line to respond to " I asked a guy and he told me...." You will need to actually RETAIN, not consult with a lawyer... Read Answer
You have been scammed. You are never going to recover the money. You will owe your bank. There is nothing you can do, other than... Read Answer
Obvioulsy there are other facts in play here that have not been revealed. If you are being accused of fraud you will need to spend the money to... Read Answer
Don't hire an attorney if they filed bankruptcy. You can file a claim in the bankruptcy court for your money and maybe, maybe get something back.
The collection attorneys are most familiar with the collection process. You must be very careful to avoid making any mistakes or missing any... Read Answer
You can participate in the bankruptcy action and make your claim for compensation. This is an arduous journey but it is an option. Ed Dimon, Esq
Possibly. This will all revolve around the terms of your agreement and the details of the work. YOu will need tohire a construction lawyer to address... Read Answer
I don't know if it is local movers or a national chain but I would try to reach out to management to discuss the issue with it.
You are going to need to sue. These agencies can only do so much.
You can't have it both ways, where you want work performed but refuse to authorize it writing in some fashion. You will need to address this issue... Read Answer