Legal Question in Consumer Law in Washington
lease default
In 1999 I purchased a website from an internet marketing company, based upon information presented at a seminar. The purchase was actually done via a lease with a Bank, not the internet website company.
The company turned out to be a complete fraud now under investigation by FTC and a dozen state AG offices. I contacted both the company and Bank and stopped lease payments. Bank is now after me, threatening default action and ruining my excellent credit hx. Question is, based upon fraudulent, misleading and deceitful marketing techniques, the product I purchased, i.e. their ''website expertise''
was non-existent; they took my and thousands of other victim's money. Do I have any recourse to have the lease rendered null and void because they have not supplied product as promised?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: lease default
I would need to review your contractual documents to determine what kind of options you would have.
If you want to send or fax copies to me I will take a look free of charge.
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