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answered on May 4, 2018
If you mean a pet toy, possibly--if you can show it was being used in the manner intended.
Car was financed thru Condor Capital. I contacted them on 3 separate occasions requesting they pick up the vehicle. During that time their vehicle contract license was taken away. The balance of the car and the missed payments are no longer on my credit report. I don't want to open up any... View More 
answered on Apr 24, 2018
Contact Cary Flitter, Esq. at 888-668-1225 or consumers@consumerslaw.com. Great guy and his firm is in Narberth, and they have specific experience with Condor Capital. Please tell him I referred you to him, and best of luck!
My wife is pregnant and raw meat can literally kill our unborn child. They refunded a portion of our order and replaced the burgers and they were still raw
answered on Apr 4, 2018
Your question went out to the family law attorneys. You should discuss this with a personal injury attorney. My thoughts are that, unless you actually suffered damages, there are no grounds for a lawsuit, but, as I said, you should check with a personal injury attorney.
How to properly ask the judge after decision made to reconsider. Other side asking about current health issues and history because we want to opt out of a dangerous smart meter technology.
Dispatch:
- truck was not checked with me by an employee (neglect of standard procedure)
- no damages during trip - not even contact with a tree
- dropped -off that day
- week later charges for 2,000 in damages put on credit card they had on file with not so much as... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2018
Hope you told your credit card company the amount is in dispute. Did you have witnesses? Find out what they are claiming are the damages--if it's things like undercarriage likely you didn't cause them.
Profile case?
I bought the dry blood to the attention of the employees in the store. The store associate stated there was a guy bleeding in the store,because he was trying to remove security pins prior to me coming.
answered on Feb 20, 2018
You can only sue for the damages you received. Other than the eeeew factor, I don't hear you suffered any damages. I assume you washed the area with an antiseptic and/or chlorox to kill any germs and viruses.
Careless of the store to leave blood around,but I'm not seeing that... View More
Could the party receiving this information get into any trouble for not contacting proper authorities if the person is successful with the suicide
answered on Feb 8, 2018
Charges are sometimes brought in these types of cases. There was a heavily publicized case in Massachusetts recently where a young woman encouraged her friend to kill himself and he did. She was convicted of charges for this.
The home is an estate sale. A lawyer is handling the deal.
answered on Feb 2, 2018
You should definitely get one. An appraisal will be necessary for any mortgage. Start with looking at the tax assessment history, but unless you are getting the whole package for more than the ground itself is worth, any problems will reduce your profit investment so you need to protect yourself.... View More
Bought a 2004 truck and had it rustproofed at an extra cost. Have had the rustproofing inspected and touched up as needed by the provider of the contract at the dealer where the vehicle was purchased. The truck frame is rusting away and the outer body is rusting through from the underside.
answered on Feb 2, 2018
Assuming you bought it used you would have to show the dealer knew about the interior rust before selling it.
If it was truly rustproofed this shouldn't be happening. Also for rustproofing they often drill into the members, should have seen rust there. As it's a 14 year old... View More
I owe about $12000 in credit card debt. I've Been Making My Payments On time but with the high interest it's making it harder to keep up. I was considering using a debt settlement company such as national debt relief our freedom debt relief company but was concerned that during the... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2018
I've never heard of anyone who was happy with the outcome when using so-called "debt settlement" companies, but I have heard several horror stories.
If you are the sole owner of your home, then any creditor who sues you and procures a judgment against you can file that... View More
$22000 I did not pay they them although I made all monthly payments. They reposed the car. My question is do they owe me a refund , if I don’t own the car how can they keep my money and I can’t have the car?
answered on Dec 15, 2017
You made voluntary payments. If you'd been making payments and still owed 22k I'd wonder at the value. However best thing to do is to speak with a consumer attorney. Go to www.naca.net
I was wondering if you could put a law suit towards this. Yes it was as is but the frame was not made to my attention.
answered on Dec 15, 2017
Generally you buy a used vehicle as is, unless the seller said the frame was good. You would have to show that it was something seller knew about and failed to tell you. If you want to do it, send him a request for refund of the payment, and you can then file in small claims for the area where he... View More
I had ordered a college essay from an online website. When it was emailed to me.I checked for the references that the writer had used.He had put wrong authors name. Before ordering I had called their cust service and was told how high standards they use - review/ quality check before sending to... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2017
So you want to sue because you wanted to submit someone else's work as yours to a college--this is called plagiarism--and you don't think the author of the work did a good job. First, if the citation was proper but someone made an error in the author's name it's a tad sloppy but... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2017
You can only sue if something bad happened--an injury. You don't sue because something might have happened. Assuming the weapon got to you safely then I don't see anything . If you were charged because of the shipping issue you would have a defense that you had no control over how it was shipped.
received a letter from an attorney stating the company that installed the counter is in a dispute with Just Cabinets and we could be liable for the payment they did not receive from Just cabinets. We have already paid in full. Is it possible we would be liable?
answered on Nov 30, 2017
I don't see why. Don't agree to anything. You can send a note (hard copy--and you keep a copy) to the attorney saying "I don't see why we are responsible to your client. If you have a document that says we are please send us a copy so that we may review it."
then... View More
I have 2 accounts that I am having trouble paying. One has gone to TrakAmerica and an attorney. No idea who, no contact from either. The other is ready to charge off. They may work with me on a hardship program. My income is SSDI and $824 a month. Can they garnish my account? Thank you so... View More
What can I do to stop this. I am extremely frustrated with constantly wasting my time on fighting the same charges over and over
answered on Nov 30, 2017
First protest in writing. Suggest besides email use hard copy. File a complaint with the AG's office of Consumer Affairs--they are at the Strawberry Square Bldg in Harrisburg. File a complaint with the California AG's as well.
answered on Nov 30, 2017
If you mean on file, no set time. However if they don't have it you may be able to claim you don't have to pay.
answered on Nov 4, 2017
Yes as long as it is about NJ law the clients residence state is irrelevant.
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