Howard David Silver

The Tanner Consumer Protection Act of California, commonly referred to as the "California Lemon Law," gives consumers the right to their money back or a new car if their vehicle cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts.

Consumer protection laws are methods of government regulation that are put in place to protect the interests of the average consumer. In California, businesses that sell goods (like automobiles) must comply with the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA).

To dispute inaccurate information, you must contact the credit reporting company and tell them what is incorrect and provide copies of documents that will support your claim. The credit reporting company will investigate the matter and should rectify the problem. However, if the problem is not corrected, you may receive pressure from debt collection companies to pay the debt.

Identity theft is a crime that targets consumers and can potentially do serious damage to your personal finances. With the rapidly evolving innovations in technology, identity theft scams have become more complex in recent years and in many ways, have also become more devastating to victims.