Legal Question in Consumer Law in Georgia
I was never given a receipt at the point of sale and later found I was overcharged. a police report was filed as well as complaints to Consumer Protection, BBB, and the third party fraud department of T-mobile. I still don't have a receipt of the transaction and I would like the money that was stolen to be returned. Can i sue T-Mobile for the fraudulent actions of their representative?
Asked on 2/19/18, 12:27 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Scott Riddle
Law Office of Scott B. Riddle, LLC
You provide no information other than your belief you were overcharged. T-Mobile would likely have provided you with account documents. Did you ask? If you want to sue (and pay filing fees and lawyer fees), see a lawyer to discuss details.
Answered on 2/19/18, 12:31 pm
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