Walmart shipped an order to me after my credit card flagged the transaction and declined. Now Walmart is demanding payment.
Yes, you should consider either returning the merchandise, or paying for it.
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Yes, you should consider either returning the merchandise, or paying for it.
Why not ask the old company if it would be allowed?
If you didn't sign the change orders, you don't owe him for them.
Dispute the charges with your credit card company.
Since you "own Corp A and Corp B", fire her, and put your name back on Corp B. See an attorney about you personally paying Corp B's payroll, and...
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If you are a private party, not a dealer, the lemon law does not apply to you. Did your sales contract mention a guarantee or warranty, or was the...
Unless your insurance company is involved, you do not need to tell anyone, including party #2 anything about party #1. In fact, your release may...
They won't be able to do any of that unless they sue you, win, get a judgment, get a writ of execution, and levy on the writ. Tell them to stop...
If the email said something like, "I agree to sell you my car for $xxxxx", it is a written acceptance of his offer. However, if you have more than...
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Ask your credit card company to chargeback the overcharge?