What are my rights if I want to sue an internet service company for their fraudulent misrepresentations of service?
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What are my rights if I want to sue an internet service company for their fraudulent misrepresentations of service?
I agreed to their contract and after only a few days I tried to cancel because it became clear that their usage and speed claims were false. I called their customer service number numerous times only to be hung up on and put on hold until my cell minutes ran out. I have all of the documentation of what took place and when. Now I’m being threatened by their collection agency to pay a full year of service plus collection fee’s. I am not paying another dime and want to sue.
Asked on November 9, 2015 under Business Law, Michigan
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
You should contact your bank first and file a dispute regardng fraud. Your bank may be able to simply refund your money. Then, contact your state attorney general and file a complaint through that office. Next, consider filing a claim through the Federal Trade Commission. You then need to get your free credit reports and file a dispute through each credit reporting agency if you find this listed as a tradeline.
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