Why is an arbitrator calling me about a car that I voluntarily surrendered back in the late 1990's?
"Arbitrators" do not collect debts or call consumers about debts. You are being scammed. The statute of limitations is 4 years.
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"Arbitrators" do not collect debts or call consumers about debts. You are being scammed. The statute of limitations is 4 years.
You may have a claim. Illinois has a statutory warranty for 15 days/ 500 miles (whichever is less). There may be other warranties as well. ...
You may be able to rescind the transaction. You may also be able to recover $10,000 statutory damages or three times actual damages (diff in value...
The statute of limitations is 4 years under the Uniform Commercial Code if the transaction was a retail installment contract (sale by car dealer on...
Advise that you have identified the charges and they are proper.
Generally you can sue someone ONCE for a transaction. If you have related transactions you need the advice of an attorney.
Submit a billing dispute to the credit card company. You have 60 days from when the charge first appears. You might also consider complaining to...
Yes. It has the same consequences as an involuntary repossession, including liability for any deficiency after sale.
Depositing a fake check is not a crime unless you knew that the check was fake. However, you are obligated to return the money to the bank. A...
Depends on the bank and the amount. If it is more than several thousand dollars they are likely to sue.