my tv repair man sucks and didn't completely fix my tv, how difficult is small claims court?
460685
try and resolve outside of court.  But filing takes very little- 25 bucks and a trip to the court to fill out the paperwork.  But they want you to state all the steps you took to resolve the issue outside of court.  Good Luck!
901760
Yes, they can take you to small claims court.  Whether or not they win depends on the evidence they can produce.  Pictures are good, but they don't necessarily need them.  It sounds like you are saying you did leave your old room in a mess.  $300 sounds very reasonable for cleaning up any mess you left, so why not do the right thing and pay it?\n\nThey are not necessarily responsible for sending the mail to you.  You need to do an address change with the post office.   It is understandable that they are a bit upset with you if you left things in a mess.   \n\nWe cannot choose our family, but my advice would be to make peace with your family.  In most of our lives the day comes when we need our families.
915152
OK,, you CAN go to small claims court and dispute the damage.\nHowever is 350$ REALLY worth it(keep in mind -- you will have to miss work, pay court fees, etc.)?\nIf it is go to your local small claims and file a claim.\nIf it is not do not do anything. \nDO not pay anything, let the landlord sue you if she Wants 119 so bad she can sue you.
746125
You need to call the building or housing inspector who will come out there, take a look at it and order your landlord to make repairs if necessary.  \n\nSmall claims court and lawyers have nothing to do with this.
402670
the best way is to send it back to sony via insured priority mail as they have the expertise and SPARE PARTS needed to fix it, any repair shop is going to first diagnose it and then order parts from sony, in the long run shipping it will take less time then a local shop
210069
i know what your going through.i went to court and  i did it pro-SE also,and i won,but they appealed,i lost the appeal,now I'm in  a higher court appealing that,,its hard  to  represent yourself,but it can be done...what state are you in? and what court?,small claims?i know in small claims court .if the defendant doesn't show,he looses.so if he didn't show,,,,,,how can he appeal the decision.it sounds odd to me,,all states are different on laws,,,you can look up tenant land lord laws at Anderson on line...
211339
well good luck. you will have to take them 2 small claims court.
847800
Im a manager at HD. and I know that if you call and speak to the store or assistant manager their, they will have no problem sending someone to pick it up and exchange it for you.  It sounds like there was some miscommunication with the washer being sent back to the floor for resell.  If you dont get the help you need from the sm then call the customer care line 18005533199. I would use that only after i spoke to the manager. Good luck
1061100
Absolutely zilch! A furniture co. recently took my money, never delivered products worth 2500.00, then closed up shop. 2 months before close, I knew this was going to happen because the owners kept ducking me. So, I contact BBB. A bunch of mumbo jumbo---we're right on it. We'll file a report. ZILCH. By the time they got to my case, the store was shutdown. If you really want a better shot (also depends on the circumstances), call local authorities. I am dead serious. I called the DA's office here in SF--the consumer fraud division--those guys are on shady business practice sooo fast. Again, not sure what your situation is or how much but take care of it before the possibility of those scrupulous owners filing bankruptcy. When that happens, you are as good as SOL.
830573
When we rented we always called the landloard for any problem.  \nIf he told us to get things fixed I would ask for him to recommend the repair man.  When the repairman came I would ask the landlord to be there.  The landlord knew what was going on and he was the one who would OK any repairs and then pay the bills.  \nI do not know how you went about doing the repairs and if you would be responsible or not....Sorry...  \n\nI would think since it was a problem with the plumbing that it would be the landlords responsibility but I will bet that he is not willing to pay the bill now....
426865
The first place you should go to would be the cable company. I'm sure someone there would be more than willing to help you.
569292
You are right about filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, but you also need to do it with your state office for consumer affairs.  Good luck!
995095
your TV is not working.
1087847
Refuse to pay for the Pay-per-view element. \n\nWrite and tell them there has been a mistake. Ask them for written details of the date it was ordered, how and by whom and dates and times of when it was accessed. They must have that information, since that is what they base the charges on,\n\nKeep calling them every day, keep a record of when you called, who you spoke to and what was said.\n\nIt is, unfortunately, all to easy to order a new service from your phone provider by phone. It's quite possible that someone else ordered PPV and the record was wrongly entered by the salesperson in the database. An error like that would be very difficult to trace and the cable company may honestly believe that you did order it because it says so in your records. The person who did order it will very likely have complained  that it wasn't working and, of course, they will now have it but your provider would not have known where it was incorrectly entered, so has not deleted the incorrect entry from your records.
709378
I would send him a letter informing him that you have contacted a lawyer regarding the matter and the issue needs to be solved by such-and-such date. After that? Small claims court. Take it to Judge Judy!
1181101
You will need to go to small claims. However, as the other person said, the burden of proof is on you. You will need to come up with pictures of the furniture before the maintenance visit and just after the visit. Then you will need to assess the damage and take into consideration the depreciative value of the item if you need to replace it or have a receipt from the place that repaired your furniture.\n\nI'm sure if you aproach the landlord with a resonable monetary compensation, he/she will pay it. If not, then take it to small claims if you think you have a chance of winning. The landlord will probably pay you something so that he/she doesn't have to show up in court.\n\nIn the future, I strongly advise you to be present at home during any repairs to your place. God knows who enters your property, whether they be a panty sniffing pervert or someone who just stole an item you won't notice. I also advise my renters to get renters insurance just in case of situations like this. Also, take pictures of anything of value in your house and insure them.\n\nGood luck.\n\nRegards...
985127
If you have any Consumer Forum, in your place, which I am sure must be, you must bring an action. Before doing that, you must formally issue a notice, bringing to his attention that the first serviceman had not done any thing worth while, warranting a payment and that there was deficiency of service on his part. In the notice, explaining the above circumstances, that you are not liable to pay for it. Further, you may ask for payment from the company for deficiency of service and for the mental agony that his action asking for further sum on service had caused on you.