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You could always go the route I go with uncooperative corporate entities. Send signature-verified letters about your frustrations and ensure them that your stat
by wmeredith 8y ago
You could always go the route I go with uncooperative corporate entities. Send signature-verified letters about your frustrations and ensure them that your state’s attorney general is receiving copies.
- noahdesu 8y agoI'd be interested in some more detail on this. What's the process look like and what are some common cases that this is useful.
- istjohn 8y agoNot OP, but I've had much success with making complaints to my state's Attorney General Office. I wrote about my experiences in a LPT [1] recently. Some states' Attorney Generals are more helpful than others, but in Ohio, any resident can make a consumer complaint in a few minutes online, and in my experience, businesses big and small suddenly take your greivances very seriously once the AG's office is put in the loop. [1]-https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/9ci4qe/lpt_get_ripped_off_but_not_worth_going_to_small/ https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/9ci4qe/lpt_get...