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It is not fraud. You got the car you wanted. You just did not research if it was a good price.
Sorry to hear you’re going through that. Unfortunately, it isn’t a terribly uncommon situation. In fact, that's why there are... Read Answer
It depends on where the judgment was rendered and the Defendant has assets. You need to know where assets are located before a Sheriff or... Read Answer
I would work out the situation with the dealer. I would not involve attorneys. The cost would be too great. Ed Dimon, Esq.
Being at "a disadvantage" or "a loud environment" is not a basis to avoid the consumer responsibility of reading and understanding what you sign and... Read Answer
Could have several potential claims depending on WHY the car caught fire.
As is means as is. If it is in writing you will win any case.
Call the consumer fraud department of the attorney general's office. They might help and it is free. Otherwise, you can do a small claims... Read Answer
Depending upon your deal, you can sue. Collection is another matter.
Sorry. You are a vicitim, but as to the bank you are responsible. File a complaint with the FBI, but as these people are likely overseas,... Read Answer
If your insurance is going to pay for the new updated one, then the matter is resolved. Otherwise, it is up to the insurance company to get... Read Answer
It depends on what your contract says.
You can report them to the Dept. of Consumer Affairs. You can write a demand letter to the company and request a refund and return. You could... Read Answer
You can sue here or in GA. It is cheaper for you to sue here, but then you need to hire a GA lawyer to collect a judgment. If you sue in... Read Answer
It makes no sense that you would rely on a car dealer to tell you about what car insurance you have or need to maintain for a finance agreement. Its... Read Answer
She may need to hire a lawyer to help her with an FCRA dispute and potential lawsuit.
This is likely am issue of confusion or mistake as opposed to "fraud" as a starting point. Regardless, you may be able to seek "recission" of the... Read Answer
There is no obligation that the HOA threaten attorney intervention. You need to lawyer up at this point with a lawsuit pending or have your BK lawyer... Read Answer
There is a three year SOL on fraud.
3 yrs. See §52-577
Why have you been paying for 2 years on a service that has bnever been installed? That simply makes no sense.
All depends on the terms of the insurance contract. Generally there would be an issue if they did it during the pendency of the policy period but can... Read Answer
If she was not authorized to take the money, how did she gain access to it? If the lender released it to her without proper authorization, it sounds... Read Answer
You can, but check with the bank first. An authorization might be on file. Also, freeze the deduction with the bank.
You need to retain a lawyer ASAP to address this and likely you want to undo the deal as you dont know what elese they were cheating you on.
You will likely need to hire a lawyer to address this issue. There may be statute of limitation defenses and collections violations or this could... Read Answer