I agree with my colleagues that Walmart may not have been involved in the scam, but reporting it to the company is still a good idea. If many...

Suing is probably not worthwhile, but I encourage you to file complaints with whatever state agency handles consumer protection in your state as...

Under a federal law called the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, a lender must give you a statement of reasons for denying a credit application. ...

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If you have the money to redeem your items, the pawnshop might be motivated to press the police to finish investigating so that it can get paid.

I can't determine from your question whether this person forged your mother's signature on the front of the check, to make it look like your mother...

It's only a breach of the warranty of merchantability if that the defect existed at the time of sale. if it didn't become evident until you drove...

You have the right to sue the customer, but it's highly unlikely to be worthwhile if your goal is to get your $300 back. Perhaps the customer is...

I don't know, but your Department of Motor Vehicles may have some ideas. Did your license plates remain on the vehicle? That can be the source of...

You may want to file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, www.consumerfinance.gov. "Financial technology" operations such as...

I do not understand this set of facts at all, but in general: Anyone can sue anyone, but in order to prevail they need to show that the other...