I have already complained to Better Business Bureau, county consumer protection services and the division that licenses the agency. Is there anyone else. I am thinking about small claims court.
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That would depend on the nature of your complaint. Do you feel comfortable posting more details?
196529
I would definitely file suit of negligence and pain/suffering.  I'm not at all a sue happy person but this is the last respectable thing you would think a person could have and it gets messed up?  I don't think so!!  I would think there would be a licensing board to file a complaint with as well.
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There are places you can go to get the help you need.There are websites with info.I personally would go to a higher authority than the police.A mayor,or judge.I`d publicize this bussiness`name and the cicumstances.Here in our state we have seven on your side.A place you can call into with such matters and they take care of it for you.According to your statement,this is nothing less than theft.If that`s the way the system works there,maybe we should all just get us a moving bussiness and keep whatever we want and sell the rest.We`d make a fortune!If we were as sorry as these people seem to be.
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I would contact the better business bureau and place a negative report on their business. Next I would contact the credit card agency and ask them how to dispute this charge. Since this is from December 05 you might have a hard time getting them to do anything since that is almost 6 months ago.\n\nAs far as small claims court goes, you have 2 choices in filing a case. You can report it in your precinct where you live and if they will not go across state, which i do not understand as i have done this several times with medical collections....then you can file in the precinct where the business resides. You would need to call the county clerk for that county or the sherriff's dept and they can tell you which precinct that address would fall under. Best of luck.
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I'd see about filing a complaint with BBB onine.\n\nhttp://www.bbbonline.org/\nhttp://www.bbbonline.org/consumer/complaint.asp
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Sounds like you need to report them.  I smell a scam.  Start with your local better business bureau and move up from there.
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Depends on where the business is located. if it is a US Business you would want to file a report with Better Business Bureau at http://www.bbb.org/   They follow up on the complaints and also advise consumers to stay clear for bad services.
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im with GratefulDead06. if they arent hurting you or your property, let them be. just like any store, they provide a service.
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Builder's union is the wrong thing. Send a certified letter to the builder saying he is in violation of the contract. Contact state Dept of Consumer Affairs and call the county or city where you live and file a complaint with the contractor's licensing people. I'm not from MI, but this is what you do in my state.
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You can check with the Secretary of State website to see if a business is registered in the state. You can make inquiries whether complaints have been filed about the business.\n\nAlso check with the Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org for any negative reports about the business.\n\nAlso check the web if anything negative is being said about the business. If you see people talking in forums or sites such as RipOffReport.com, then that could be a warning sign for you
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well if  you didnt sign up for it I would turn them in to your states better business bureau.  Go to your local governments website for more informationl
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When they call again, get the name and address of the company and the person you are talking to.  Inform them they have the wrong phone number, and to cease calling.\n\nThen send a certified letter to the Agency.\n\nIf the calls continue you can sue them in small claims court.  Contact me if you need assistance or advice on how to do this.
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Do what you are doing. Go to small claims court first. Then go to the next step after that.
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You better believe it!  Civil suits can be filed.  \n\nAnd contact the state bar association so they can begin actions.  They really protect that license!
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Yes, I have helped many, many people do this.  First know that the bureau must verify any debt you dispute.  If they can not verify it, it must be deleted.  They have 30 days to do this.\n\nWith 7 years in the credit business, I recommend disputing them all at the same time, as you will likely need to go through several rounds of letters to get what you want done. If something is blatently wrong with your credit report, call the bureau after they write back and refuse to remove it. Go up the food chain until a manager agrees to remove or amend the incorrect info on the spot. Don't buy into their speach about re-disputing it - but make sure you have provided the information necessary by mail already to correct the error. It will not help you to insist on something being removed if you have not provided verificaiton on why.\n\nWhen you mail in the dispute letter, mail in as much information as possible with it. If your verification is a bankruptcy, send in all the pages to your petition and tab the important pages for them to review.\n\nAlso mail in a copy of an electric bill and a copy of your ID to avoid any delays. See the FTC web's site for your specific rights with collectors and debt reporting:\n\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/\n\nIf your problem is directly with the creditors, write to them ONE time. If they do not remove incorrect information, write to your state's attorney general's office and the FTC. This will get you the results you seek if you are in the right.\n\nIf this is a collection agency problem, write to the same people plus the ACA at www.acainternational.org. Collection agencies are generally slime, so know your rights before you call them. See your rights here:\n\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/edcams/credit/index.html\n\nIf you have legit items that are bad, dispute them also. If they can not be verified, they must be deleted. It is not your responsibility to prove they are inaccurate, it is the credit bureaus who must demonstrate they are.\n\nHope this helps!
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Most states have an ombudsman who deals with consumer affairs.  Check on-line with your state's site, or look in the telephone book under the general state listing.\n\nThe Attorney General's and Secretary of State's offices might also be interested; each has responsibilities involving licensing and/or state law enforcement.  If not, they would be a good source for directions.  Good luck!
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I was on FP&L for several; years and never had any real problems with them. Like most utilities they know that they have you and you can't go to a competitor so you are stuck with them. In Florida you can contact the Atty General and they will look into the case and usually come to some resolution, but by then you have melted from the heat. For quickest try Children and Families they can sometimes intervene on your behalf if there are children or seniors involved. There are other places and the best way to locate them is to look up the number for an orgization named First Call For Help. they are a referal group and can often put you on the right track.