What is a consumer's right against a company that is trying to collect for a service that was not subscribed to

If CCSI threatened to sue you, they have violated federal law by making a material misrepresentation to you. They must be very specific. The can say they will refer your matter to an attorney for collection but they can't say they'll sue you. Debt collectors are strictly regulated by a Federal statute called The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. This statue is hyper technical and any violation results in a fine payable to the debtor. Moreover, the Act provides for fee-shifting. By that I mean the debt collector will have to pay the attorney's fees in getting you the fine. I routinely get $350.00 per hour awarded to me by the Federal Courts. Find a lawyer who does consumer law, most lawyers don't handle these type of cases and the learning curve is steep. You are entitled up to $1000.00 for their violation of the Act.

As for Subscriber Service, Inc. the issue is more problematic as they are not regulated. I did a little research into their background. They're located in Colorado. Do three things pay no more money. report Subscriber Services to your state's consumer protection agency and/or your attorney general. Finally, hire a consumer law attorney and sue CCSI. None of these actions will cost you a dime.