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If you want to spend the money to fund expensive litigation, you sue just about anyone. Its a matter of finanical decision as a starting point and... Read Answer
Such cases are VERY expensive to litigate and difficult to handle effectively. If you are so inclined, and have the resources to pursue such a case,... Read Answer
Subjective dissatisfaction is not the same as fraud. There might be fraud - but you will likely start with a breach of contract issue and then go... Read Answer
This will probably need to hire a lawyer to review your paper work. Unless the truck was expensive it may not be worth the added expense for legal... Read Answer
You will need to hire a lawyer to sue them and try to get a judgment or settlement. Collecting will be a problem but it may be worth spending some... Read Answer
Snowballs chance toever see that money again. Report the scam to local law enforcement and see what they can do. Be prepared to be told they will... Read Answer
You can always hire a lawyer if you are willing to pay for the legal fees.
any number of lawyers can help you with such a letter. Its simply a matter of cost and you hiring a lawyer for that purpose.
Delivery dates are RARELY associated with any guarantee and your subjective planning issues in a building project is likely either a unique event... Read Answer
NO. Bevause you would have to sign such an agreement and you would havebeen so foolish as to do so...right? and you would read everything in detail... Read Answer
Its VERY hard to complain they took advantage of you when you go thier store and decide to buy a car of any type. They are not responsible to... Read Answer
Possibly but you will need to hire a NJ lawyer to handle the issue up there.
All this will depend on the actual reason why the deal was called off. Typically this is when the buyer fudges something on the appliacation like... Read Answer
Not likely. "They told me" is simply not the standard relative to such issues and its typically defined in the account terms and conditions that... Read Answer
No waty to tel from the post. You will need to hire a lawyer, at some expense, to address this and figure out what happened.
No idea what you are describing so its impossible to answer.
You'll need to hire a lawyer - possibly at an hourly rate/retainer to address the forgery issue. If you are correct you shold be able to get your... Read Answer
The only consumer fraud here is on your end. You simply cannot contract with people to buy cars, take possessions of them, then claim to "go window... Read Answer
Once can't misrepresent what one doesnot know so if the car fax was clean you'd have to prove some direct knowledge and also your direct questioning... Read Answer
If you don't cancel the service - thats what happens. Its up to you to notify them and sort that out - not just move and hope they notice.
No real damages described so this is not a viable case unless you wanted to hire a lawyer at an hourly rate to make a point.
Generally any deductible is your obligation.
First, no, a lease intention is the opposite, as if you were buying the bike you would have bought it and financed it. Second, that the bike gets... Read Answer
Sounds like this got messed up terribly somehow. You will likely need to simply retain a lawyer to try to sort this out at some expense.
This is a classic Fla. Stat. 501.976 type case. You will need to hire a lawyer to address such an issue.