Q: Can I sue the company Love's travel store because they won't stop taking money out of my bank for services I don't get?
I'm an owner Operator of 1 truck trucking company. I gave Love's $3,000 for a secured credit to get fuel. After the 1st week I didn't like it. I called them to cancel. I only used $2,500 of the $3,000. They owe me $500. I was told I won't receive that and they go into my bank to try and get money. To date, they have tried excessively and I received over $200 in NSF fees. When I try calling Love's, they either won't answer my phone calls or hang up on me.
I have called my bank to stop but Love's still tries and now calling me at very odd hours.
Please, I need help on what to do.
A: Unless your contract has an arbitration agreement that precludes a lawsuit, then you may sue. If your company is the plaintiff you may represent it in small claims court, but if a trial de novo is sought you’ll end up having to hire counsel and spending a lot of money fighting over a small sum.
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