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Contact one of the various companies who advertise about cancelling your timeshare.
You can get your money back and all of the money that you spent to buy parts that didn't fit.
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.
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.
Freedom Debt Relief is a debt resolution company. It doesn't mean that the credit card company can't sue you.
You can have him arrested from forgery/theft.
Since it was obvious that what you test drove (white truck) and what they sold you (black truck) were different, not sure why you accepted the black... 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
You are entitled to get your money back. Contact the Tennessee Department of Insurance to file a complaint.
You can sue in General Sessions Court for a refund.
In addition to working with Amazon, I would suggest that you contact your bank and advise them of the fraud on your debit card and work with... Read Answer
I would suggest that you get a list from Firestone as to what it thinks is wrong with the car and take that to the man from whom you purchased the... Read Answer
You can sue in the General Sessions Court. Other than that, I have no other solution to offer.
I would suggest that you do research on google to find out if there is already such a lawsuit in progress somewhere and if so, join in with that... Read Answer
I would suggest that you contact the Tennessee Consumer Affairs and file your complaint with it.
If you hired them to do a specific job and they did not do that job, then that is breach of contract.
there is no law that covers this issue. If you want a copy of the signed contract, then go back and ask for one.
Of course there is enough evidence to charge your dad. If the police won't charge him, then do to the DA's office and talk with them.
Yes you can sue them if you can prove that they didn't fulfill there contractual obligations.
You need to look for an attorney in Shelby County.
Contact the Tennessee Department of Consumer Affairs.
The cost of an attorney would be more than the phone is worth.
Yes you probably have a case but I need more information. Call me at your convenience.
I makes it a whole lot easier to understand if you learn to use punctuation and capital letters for the first word of a sentence in... Read Answer