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The key to your questions is a matter of ownership and title, not registration. Firstly, is there a lien against the vehicle? Secondly, did you or your Ex receive the title after paying off the original loan? And, was a new lienholder added? Thirdly, if the title is free and clear (no...

Small claims court fees are inexpensive. The greatest cost to you would be your time and effort into properly carrying out your claim, and if it goes to court, being prepared for a potential "mediation" or judgement. And all of that may take in excess of four months, depending how swift your...

$13K is a nice vacation, but life is about risk management. Anyways, I did the 30 day demand letter. On the very last day, I received a check, and a nice little apology note, plus two gift cards to a decent restaurant. Funny how a REALLY squeaky wheel gets the grease and a steak dinner!

Though I'm not a Lawyer, I have had a handful of bouts in Small Claims, always a learning experience. As a small business owner, it always makes sense to settle if ANY judgement against my company is a possibility. For a company to be branded unlawful never helps a business. Because after...

We did file a dispute with our Credit Card company, unfortunately, the dispute has been pending for over one year, with the card company going back an forth between our parties. So, we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore!

Yes, we've documented! Though I do remember reading a dispute that stated digital photos may not be accepted by the court. None the less, we have both digital and film. I think we're going in the right direction, but it is a process. Thank you.

This is a so-called reputable Authorized Dealer, not an internet company. Rolex dealers are not permitted to sell online. In essence, this was (should have been) a simple mail order purchase. We phoned it in, and it got mailed out. As for collecting a judgment, hopefully it does not get to...

Yes, that's what we're planning on, starting with the BBB then taking it to small claims in the Los Angeles if necessary. However, if you are familiar with consumer protection laws that would be of great service, as we begin our research on how to proceed. I'll be making it to a law library...

The difference? Well, the difference is $3600.00. The total cost of the watch was $13,200.00 (including tax). We were refunded $9600.00.

The dealer maintains a "no returns" policy and is based in California.

My husband recently purchased a new Rolex for me from an authorized dealer who special ordered and mailed the watch to our home address. Once receiving the watch, we noticed that it had several handling flaws, with faint scratches on the crystal and bracelet. We immediately sent back the watch...